Comply 23.1 Update is now Available
Since the release of Comply 23.0 in late October of last year, our team has been actively making changes and adding features to improve your Comply experience. This version brings those changes to your system, which include:
- Auto-Update has returned to the standard secure port of 443, removing the need to whitelist and permit traffic on port 5420
- Ability to create custom permission sets for SBL
- Ability to run custom charts and tables for SBL
- Additional functionality added to the Compare tool for comparing original and standardized addresses
- Geographic Area filtering now supports Majority and High minority tract status in addition to Substantial
For more details and a complete list of changes, please see the changes document, located on the Start Page under Resources (also available on the support site).
This update can be downloaded from our support site (https://support.rataassociates.com) under Comply Downloads > Current Update.
NOTE to RATA Hosted Services (RHS) users: There is nothing that your IT department needs to do concerning this update. It was installed this past weekend during off-hours by our technical team. You can simply log in as you usually do and you will be on the latest version. If any current desktop users want their updates to be this effortless in the future, please inquire about RHS with Angela Strater at 407-831-7282 ext. 200.
If you have any questions or concerns, don't hesitate to contact us by email (support@ratacomply.com) or phone (407-831-7282).
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