# January 2022

### New features

* we have launched our Incident Communications 2.0 BETA, [reach out to us](broken://spaces/-M76ygPnS4HUcFSX8ulm/pages/-MA0haGzw_vocetU3uxE) to join during the testing phase
* On-call schedules: we now allow you to create more complex recurring schedules with [schedule layers](/on-call-management-and-escalations/on-call-schedules/recurring-schedules.md#schedule-layers).
* New alert view: as part of our new Incident Comms 2.0 feature, a brand new revamp of our Alert Detail View has been launched, including live updates for Alerts and Alert related information.
* as part of our Incident Com 2 Feature, Stakeholder users may now use the web login (they were previously limitted to the Mobile App only)

### Improvements

* the `GET /api/log-entries` [resource](broken://spaces/-M76ygPnS4HUcFSX8ulm/pages/-MG3FmfDt_1jh5_UR-f2#undefined) now supports `?include=vars` and `?filter-types=ALERT_UPDATES` parameters, as well as pagination for more advanced and detailed alert timeline access
* Microsoft Teams Alert Actions have been rebuild to support a direct Teams query for enterprise customers with > 10k Teams.
* the (Support) Live Chat has been made available to EU customers (see Account Settings


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