> ## Documentation Index
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# Dispatch CAD release notes

> Review recent user-facing improvements to Cadmus Dispatch CAD.

## Shared workstations, board recovery, and unit vehicles

* **Shared-workstation session isolation** — use **Sign Out** from the user menu between dispatchers on the same Windows login so the prior session and agency filters do not carry forward.
* **Live-board recovery guidance** — dashboard banners identify when the call board cannot load, the live connection is lost, a prior refresh is being shown, or agencies are unavailable. Use **Reload Data** or **Retry now** as prompted.
* **Vehicle display for units** — vehicle names appear beneath a unit's callsign in **Login User** (F2) and the **Active Units** sidebar. Search by a vehicle identifier, such as **24-01**, to find its unit.

## CJIS response feedback and result review

Cadmus now provides consistent status feedback and result viewing for authorized CJIS queries in the Query Workspace and call detail.

* Query entries distinguish sent or pending, completed hit, completed no-hit, timeout, and error states.
* You can reopen completed entries from **Recent Queries** and a call's **CJIS Query History**.
* Results provide a parsed view and the authoritative raw response. An authorized DOR photo view appears when an image is available.
* DOR license statuses distinguish suspended, revoked, no operators, valid, and unknown results.
* Returned warrant and protection-order indicators appear independently from the overall hit/no-hit status.
* Mobile officers receive the same response feedback and can review parsed, raw, and available photo results from **NCIC Search → RESPONSES**.
* Mobile spoken summaries use approved high-level statuses and do not read raw CJIS content aloud.

<Note>
  These improvements do not add a separate Ex Parte or Order of Protection query type. Existing State/NCIC permissions and Law Enforcement restrictions continue to apply.
</Note>