🚀15 July 2026 | version 3.4.7
This release focuses on improving operational clarity, strengthening self-service, and preparing the platform for growth. It improves confidence in our donation data while creating a clearer and more reassuring experience for charities, gives FoodNet administrators more direct control over communications, and introduces the foundations needed to support multi-country rollout through localisation and French translations. Together, these improvements make day-to-day operations smoother, reduce reliance on manual work and support requests, and move Foodiverse closer to becoming a scalable international platform.
📝 Donation Logger
Who this helps
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Foodbank administrators
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Foodiverse support teams
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Food Networks onboarding new organisations
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Teams managing historical donation data
Overview
Foodiverse now has a simpler way to add historical donations that happened outside the normal platform workflow.
The Donation Logger allows authorised Foodbank Admin users to upload donation records using a structured file, rather than relying on support teams, manual scripts, or engineering intervention. This means donations that were collected offline, recorded in spreadsheets, or created during onboarding and trial periods can now be represented in Foodiverse more easily.
Uploaded donations are clearly marked as logged donations, so they remain distinguishable from live donations while still appearing in key areas such as Donations History, Recent Offers, Impact Summary, and Branch Impact Reports.
The feature also includes validation before upload, helping users spot and correct errors before donation records are created. This improves confidence in our donation data, supports more accurate reporting, and gives teams a more reliable way to reflect real-world donation activity in the platform.
Why this matters
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Reduce reliance on support and engineering teams
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Make historical donation activity visible in Foodiverse
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Support onboarding, trials, and offline donation workflows
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Improve reporting accuracy across logged and live donations
Before
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Historical donations had to be uploaded through manual backend processes
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Support or engineering teams were needed to process donation backfills
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Upload issues were harder for users to understand and resolve
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Offline donation activity could be missing from Foodiverse reporting
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Historical and live donation activity were harder to manage consistently
After
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Authorised users can upload historical donation data directly
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Donation records are validated before they are created
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Logged donations are clearly identified separately from live donations
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Historical donation activity appears in relevant reporting areas
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Teams can manage backfilled donation data with less manual support
📅 Manage Availability
Who this helps
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Charity administrators
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Charity coordinators managing temporary closures
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FoodNet administrators supporting charities
Overview
Manage Availability gives charities a clearer way to manage temporary periods when they are unavailable to collect donations.
The existing closed dates flow has been updated with simpler language and a clearer experience, helping users understand when they are pausing availability and what impact this will have. Charities can add pause dates when their branch is unavailable, review the impact before saving, and see upcoming and past pauses in one place.
FoodNet administrators can also manage availability on behalf of charities where needed, giving support teams better visibility and control when helping organisations manage holidays, seasonal closures, volunteer shortages or other short-term disruption.
Why this matters
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Make temporary closures easier to manage
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Give charities clearer control over their availability
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Reduce confusion around closed dates
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Help FoodNet administrators support charities more easily
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Avoid charities receiving offers when they are unavailable
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Improve visibility of upcoming and past availability changes
Before
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The feature was labelled as Manage Closed Dates, which was less clear for users
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Charities could temporarily close availability, but the flow was harder to understand
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Upcoming and past pauses were less clearly presented
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Users had less clarity on the impact before saving changes
After
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The flow is now presented as Manage Availability
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Charities can add pause dates using clearer language
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Users can review the impact before saving
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Upcoming and past pauses are easier to understand
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FoodNet administrators have a clearer way to manage availability on behalf of charities
🚚 Collector Confirmation
Who this helps
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Charity users confirming collections
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High-volume charities managing multiple collections
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FoodNet administrators reviewing transfer activity
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Product and support teams analysing donation outcomes
Overview
Collector Confirmation gives charities a simple way to confirm whether an accepted donation was successfully collected.
For eligible donations, charities can now confirm whether the food was collected or not collected. This creates a clearer charity-side signal, especially for donations that are automatically marked as transferred without a second confirmation step.
This does not change the official donation status, transfer status, impact attribution, or donor workflow. Instead, it adds an extra data point that helps Foodiverse better understand what happened after a donation was accepted.
For charities managing several collections at once, the flow also supports confirming multiple donations more quickly. Confirmation outcomes are visible in Recent Offers, and auto-transferred donations are clearly marked so teams can better understand where collection confirmation may be missing.
Why this matters
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Improve confidence in collection and transfer data
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Give charities a simple way to confirm collection outcomes
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Help identify where auto-transfer may be hiding collection issues
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Support better reporting and analysis of donation outcomes
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Make it easier for high-volume charities to confirm multiple collections
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Give FoodNet administrators clearer visibility of transfer activity
Before
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It was harder to know whether auto-transferred donations were actually collected
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Collection outcomes were less visible in reporting and analysis
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No way for Charities feedback on whether or not they actually received the food.
After
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Charities can confirm whether eligible donations were collected or not collected
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Confirmation data is captured without changing the official donation status
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High-volume charities can confirm multiple donations more easily
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Recent Offers shows whether a donation was collected, not collected, or not confirmed
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Auto-transferred donations are clearly identified for better visibility and analysis
Registration Simplification
Who this helps
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Charities joining Foodiverse
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Donors joining Foodiverse
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Food Networks onboarding new organisations
Overview
Registration Simplification makes it easier for new organisations to join Foodiverse and get started with fewer errors.
The sign-up form has been improved so address details can be completed more easily, with address lookup helping to populate location information such as county, postcode and timezone. The form also gives clearer validation guidance, helping users understand what needs attention before they submit.
New organisations can now be connected to the right Food Network more easily based on their location, reducing manual steps during onboarding and helping FoodNet administrators review new membership requests more efficiently.
The experience also gives newly registered users clearer guidance after sign-up, so they can understand the status of their Food Network application and complete key onboarding tasks while they wait for approval.
Why this matters
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Help new organisations complete registration faster
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Reduce sign-up errors and abandoned registrations
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Connect organisations to the right Food Network more easily
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Give new users clearer guidance after sign-up
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Support FoodNet administrators with a smoother onboarding process
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Help charities and donors reach their first valuable action sooner
Before
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Users had to manually enter more address and location information
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Common registration errors could block users at sign-up
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New organisations had less clarity on their Food Network application status
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Food Network membership requests relied on more manual steps
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New users were less clearly guided on what to do after registration
After
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Address and location details are easier to complete
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Timezone and location information can be populated automatically
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Validation guidance helps users fix issues before submitting
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Food Network membership requests can be triggered based on location
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New users can see clearer onboarding steps after registration
FoodNet Communications Module
Who this helps
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FoodNet administrators
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Charities and donors receiving FoodNet updates
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FoodCloud support teams
Overview
The FoodNet Communications Module gives FoodNet administrators a direct way to send messages to users within their network.
Instead of relying on FoodCloud’s support team to send communications on their behalf, FoodNet admins can now access a dedicated communications page from FoodNet settings. From there, they can send urgent or general messages to selected groups of users in their network.
This gives FoodNet teams more control over their own communications, especially when they need to share timely updates, operational notices or important information with charities and donors.
Why this matters
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Give FoodNet administrators more direct control over communications
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Reduce dependency on FoodCloud support teams
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Make it easier to send urgent or general updates
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Support more timely communication with network users
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Allow messages to be targeted to selected user groups
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Improve operational responsiveness across Food Networks
Before
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FoodNet admins needed support from FoodCloud to send network communications
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Urgent or general updates could be delayed by support team availability
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FoodNet teams had limited self-service control over user messaging
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Messages were harder to manage directly from within Foodiverse
After
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FoodNet admins can access a dedicated communications page
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Messages can be sent directly to selected user cohorts
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Urgent and general communications can be managed within Foodiverse
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FoodCloud support teams are less involved in routine network messaging
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FoodNet teams can respond more quickly when users need updates
🌍 Additional Platform Improvements
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Data integrity issues fixed including frozen food being incorrectly counted as collected and PLD records updated when using backfill script.
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Webhook functionality improved to enable Dropped Slot Reasons to be sent to Salesforce as part of integration project
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Improvements to donations page performance to ensure the page loads in a reasonable amount of time
✅ What to do next
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Check out the new FoodNet Communications Module to see how FoodNet admins can send urgent or general messages directly to selected user groups.
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Review the Donation Logger to understand how historical donations can now be uploaded into Foodiverse and included in reporting.
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Explore Manage Availability to see how charities and FoodNet admins can manage temporary availability changes more clearly.
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Look at Collector Confirmation to understand how charities can now confirm whether accepted donations were collected, helping improve confidence in transfer data.
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Try the simplified registration flow to see how new charities and donors can complete sign-up with fewer manual steps and clearer guidance.
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Review the localisation updates to see how French translations support the next stage of Foodiverse’s international rollout.
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Share the relevant feature guidance with your teams so colleagues supporting charities, donors and FoodNet users understand what has changed.
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Send any early questions or feedback to the Product team so we can capture themes and feed them into future improvements.
💬 Need help?
If you have questions about these updates, please contact your Food Network coordinator or reach out to the FoodCloud Support team.
🚀3 June 2026 | version 3.6.0
This release is all about removing friction, giving organisations more control, and helping Food Networks better understand and communicate their impact.
From faster registrations and self-service charity management to improved donation tracking and a brand-new ESG reporting prototype, this release focuses on making food redistribution easier, more transparent, and more impactful.
📝 Registration Simplification
Who this helps
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Charities joining Foodiverse
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Donors joining Foodiverse
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Food Networks onboarding new organisations
Overview
Joining Foodiverse is now faster and easier than ever before.
We've redesigned and simplified our registration experience to remove common obstacles that previously slowed organisations down during sign-up.
New users can now use an address lookup to automatically populate address information such as City, Town, Postcode, Region or County, as well as their timezone. We've also removed the food classifications step from registration, reducing complexity and helping organisations get started more quickly.
Foodiverse now automatically identifies the appropriate Food Network based on an organisation's location and submits their membership request automatically, removing another manual step from the onboarding process.
These improvements apply to both new organisations joining Foodiverse and existing organisations creating new branches. Both donors and charities will benefit from the simplified registration experience.
Why this matters
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Complete registration faster
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Reduce onboarding delays
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Eliminate common frustrating registration errors
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Connect your organisation to the correct Food Network automatically
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Get new charities and donors operational sooner
Before
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Organisations manually entered address and location information, often causing errors
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Food classifications had to be configured during registration without context
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Users needed to identify the correct Food Network themselves and find it within the platform
After
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Address details can be automatically populated
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Food classifications are removed and completed for you by your Food Network
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Food Network membership requests are submitted automatically based on your location
🔐 Charity Access Management
Who this helps
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Charities
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Charity administrators
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Food Network teams
Overview
We're giving charities more control over managing their organisations in Foodiverse.
The first user joining a newly approved charity now automatically receives administrator permissions, allowing them to begin building their organisation immediately.
Charities can add users, manage branches and maintain organisation information without relying on support requests for routine administration tasks.
At the same time, Food Network-managed settings remain protected, with clear visibility into which settings are controlled locally and which remain managed by the Food Network.
Why this matters
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Reduce dependency on support teams
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Set up teams and branches more quickly
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Give charities greater ownership of their organisation
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Improve transparency around organisation settings
Before
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Many administration tasks required support assistance
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Branch creation involved additional configuration steps
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It was not always clear which settings charities could manage
After
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Charities can manage more of their own setup
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Branch creation is simpler
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Food Network-controlled settings are clearly identified
🚚 Collector Delivery Confirmation
Who this helps
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Charities
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Donors
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Third-party or delegated collectors
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Food Network operations teams
Overview
Foodiverse now provides greater visibility into the final stage of the donation journey.
Third-party collectors can now confirm whether a donation was successfully delivered, helping close the loop between collection and delivery.
To support this, transferred donations remain visible to collectors for a period after collection, giving them time to record delivery outcomes.
We've also redesigned donation timelines across Foodiverse. Users can now see a clear step-by-step journey showing when a donation became available, was accepted, transferred and delivered.
You can see this new timeline on Donations History for Donors and Recent Offers for Charities.
Why this matters
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Improve accountability across collections and deliveries
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Improve confidence that food reached its destination
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Improve visibility for charities and Food Networks
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Reduce uncertainty around donation status
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Create a clearer picture of the donation journey
Before
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Delivery confirmation was often handled outside the platform
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Donation history could be difficult to interpret
After
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Collectors can confirm delivery outcomes directly in Foodiverse
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Donation journeys are displayed using a clear visual timeline
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Food Network administrators have a better view of final donation outcomes
📊 ESG Dashboard & Reporting Prototype
Who this helps
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Food Networks
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Donors
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Organisations reporting on social and environmental impact
Overview
We're introducing the very first ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) Reporting Prototype in Foodiverse.
Designed to help Food Networks demonstrate impact to donors, funders, governments and stakeholders, the new dashboard brings together environmental, social and volunteer metrics in one place.
The prototype includes metrics such as food waste avoided, CO₂ emissions saved, meals supported, charity service categories and volunteer engagement.
Reports can be accessed through the Advanced Reporting area on both web and mobile, making impact reporting more accessible than ever. Reports can also be exported as PDFs for sharing with stakeholders.
Why this matters
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Turn food redistribution activity into measurable impact
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Support conversations with funders and partners
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Demonstrate environmental and social outcomes
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Access boardroom-ready reporting from a single location
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Create a stronger evidence base for funding and partnership discussions
Important to know
This release introduces an early ESG reporting prototype.
Food Networks interested in participating should contact their Account Manager to discuss onboarding and data requirements.
While environmental reporting data is available through Foodiverse activity, some social and volunteer reporting metrics require additional information to be shared with FoodCloud before sections of the report can be populated.
Before
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ESG information often existed across multiple systems and reports and was difficult to parse
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Impact reporting required significant manual effort
After
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Environmental, social and volunteer metrics can be viewed and downloaded from a single dashboard
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Reports can be shared more easily with stakeholders and partners
📅 Donor Calendar Improvements
Who this helps
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Food Networks
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Donors
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Charities receiving scheduled donations
Overview
We've introduced a number of improvements to donor calendar management, providing greater flexibility when schedules need to change.
Food Network administrators can now apply same-day closures and make schedule updates more easily, helping teams respond to operational changes when they happen.
We've also improved notification handling when transfer windows are removed, ensuring charities receive clearer communication about schedule changes.
Alongside these enhancements, we've resolved several issues affecting schedule visibility and transfer window management.
Why this matters
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Respond more quickly to operational changes
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Reduce disruption when schedules change unexpectedly
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Improve communication with affected charities
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Increase confidence in donation scheduling
Before
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Same-day changes were difficult to manage
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Schedule changes could require additional manual intervention
After
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Same-day closures and updates are supported
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Schedule changes are communicated more clearly
🌍 Additional Platform Improvements
🇫🇷 French Language Support
Foodiverse is now fully available in French across the web platform, mobile applications and communications, helping support organisations operating in French-speaking regions.
🇧🇪 Belgium Registration Support
Organisations can now register using Belgium-specific address formats and localisation settings, supporting the continued expansion of Foodiverse into new regions.
📱 Mobile Security Improvements
To help protect users and platform security, Foodiverse mobile applications now require more modern versions of Android and iOS operating systems.
🛠️ Reliability & Quality Improvements
Alongside our headline features, we've delivered a range of improvements across Foodiverse to improve reliability, reporting accuracy and everyday workflows.
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Improved reporting accuracy across Foodiverse
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Improved organisation and branch administration workflows
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Improved schedule management reliability
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Enhanced donation tracking visibility
✅ What to do next
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Explore the new registration experience
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Review your charity administration settings
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Check out the new donation journey timeline
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Contact your Account Manager if you'd like to learn more about participating in the ESG Reporting Prototype
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Review donor schedules and take advantage of the new calendar management improvements
💬 Need help?
If you have questions about these updates, please contact your Food Network coordinator or reach out to the FoodCloud Support team.
🗓️ | What’s New in Foodiverse - v3.4.3
This latest release and update introduces a new way for charities to secure scheduled donations earlier, along with improvements to the application login experience, performance, reporting, and overall platform reliability.
✨Improvements
🎯 Early Acceptance
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Charity users on the mobile app can now pre-accept or pre-decline offers up to 24 hours in advance, even when the donation window falls on the day before collection. This update ensures that next-day AM transfer windows are correctly displayed on the "View Early Accept Offers" page, regardless of how the schedule is configured.
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The Early Accept list now automatically removes donations once they have been posted, preventing charities from pre-accepting or pre-declining active offers. If a user attempts to act on a donation that was just posted, the system now displays a clear notification advising them to refresh and accept the donation normally.
🔐 Access, Login & Performance
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To encourage the transition to secure Single Sign-On, users logging on via legacy login will now encounter a pop-up redirecting them to the "New Login" page if they navigate to a Vue page (e.g. Reports, Manage Organisation). This notification prevents incorrect redirects to the legacy admin site and provides a clear choice to either cancel or proceed to the updated login portal.
📅 Schedules & Donations
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When a Charity is closed Foodbank admins can now see a transfer windows (greyed out) that the Charity is assigned on the permanent schedule alongside the closed status indicator.
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Collection notes now remain visible for historical reference even after a donation has been marked as transferred.
🔔 Notifications & E-mails
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The Donation Acceptance Email has been updated to display the Product Name and Type instead of Brand, ensuring consistency with the "View Products" list. This change allows donors and charities to clearly identify accepted items even when brand or barcode data is unavailable.
📊 Reports & Data Accuracy
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The Product Logs report now allows Foodnet admins and donors to search multiple items simulataneously and clearly identify which Charity branches have recieved products that are the subject of a recall.
🐞 Bugs & Fixes
📅 Schedules & Donations
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KFC branches incorrectly generated "No Postings" due to missing manager access, but the issue is now resolved after updating user permissions to ensure they correctly submit "No Availability" instead.
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The FV user interface now displays an SMS icon on the Donation Timeline whenever a primary charity is notified of an offer via text.
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Donation estimates are now correctly displayed only for Waitlist charities that have actually been offered the donation.For example if a donation was accepted by the primary before the VIP window
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The Donations page has been optimized to eliminate extended loading times when filtering by organization.
📊 Reports & Data Accuracy
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Selected BETA users can now access legacy donation data directly within Foodiverse.
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To resolve 'network error' timeouts, the donor branch impact report now supports loading up to three months of data for all donors.
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The system now correctly uses the specific weight of PLD items instead of incorrectly multiplying the total weight when a donation is offered.
👉 What to do next
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Explore Early Accept in the Knowledge Hub to learn how to better plan for your upcoming collections
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Contact your Foodbank coordinator if you’d like help getting started
📌 Need help?
If you have any questions about these updates, please reach out to customer support.
| What’s New in Foodiverse - v3.4.1
This latest release and update introduces a new way for charities to secure scheduled donations earlier, along with improvements to the application login experience, performance, reporting, and overall platform reliability.
✨Early Accept
👤 Who this helps
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Charities accepting scheduled donations
📝 Overview
Charities can now respond to scheduled offers before they are posted, giving you more time to plan and reducing the risk of missing your scheduled primary offer.
You can pre-accept or pre-decline eligible offers in advance. And when the donor posts the donation, Foodiverse will automatically apply your decision - so you don’t need to react in real time.
💡 Why this matters
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Respond to offers before they are posted
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Reduce the risk of missing your primary offer
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Spend less time watching and reacting to notifications
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Plan collections with more certainty
⚙️ Before / After
Before
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Short response windows made it easy to miss primary offers
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Missed offers could be claimed by another charity
After
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Pre-accept or pre-decline offers up to 24 hours in advance
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Your decision is automatically applied when the donor posts
📄 Feature Guide
Learn how to enable Early Accept in the Knowledge Hub guide.
For additional support and how to begin using this feature please contact your Foodbank coordinator.
✨ Improved Login Experience
👤 Who this helps
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All Foodiverse users
📝 Overview
Logging into Foodiverse is now simpler and more consistent.
Users are now guided through a single, streamlined login flow, reducing confusion and making it easier to access your Foodiverse account.
💡 Why this matters
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Faster and more straightforward login experience
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Fewer login issues or confusion
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Consistent access across the platform
🐞 Bugs & Fixes
🔐 Access, Login & Performance
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Switching between multiple Foodiverse tabs will no longer log you out of Foodiverse
📅 Schedules & Donations
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Confirmation messages now correctly reflect successful actions when marking donations as transferred
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You’ll now see a clear “No posting” indicator when no donation is made for a scheduled window
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When interacting with a donation, only valid actions (e.g. accept or reject) are shown
🔔 App Notifications
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Error messages are now clearer and easier to understand
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System messages now better reflect the outcome of your actions
📊 Reports & Data Accuracy
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Reports now show consistent and accurate data across the Transfer Report and the Food Category Report
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Column names are aligned across all reports, making them easier to read and compare data
👉 What to do next
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Explore Early Accept in the Knowledge Hub to learn how to better plan for your upcoming collections
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Contact your Foodbank coordinator if you’d like help getting started
📌 Need help?
If you have any questions about these updates, please reach out to customer support.