Read on for more details on the upcoming release, including Release Notes, Video, and the Scheduled Maintenance Window.
Welcome to R2026.4.0, our fourth and final release of 2026! This release includes 28 features, 19 of which were customer-led initiatives. Your feedback continues to shape what we build, and this release is a good reflection of that.
Some highlights: we’ve uplifted our HC Variation feature, giving users more control over Rejections and Cost Transfers. PTRS Reporting now accounts for Payment date calculations based on RCTI dates. We’ve completed a full refactor of SC Claiming for MOS, giving you more control and visibility into MOS claiming. We’re also excited to officially release our new developer documentation for the Jobpac API layer, which we hope makes life easier for anyone building on or integrating with Jobpac.
I’m also happy to let you know that as of 11th November, Jobpac Connect has passed all QBCC scenario testing and is now listed as an assessed trust account software solution on the department’s website. The listing is available at this link.
Looking ahead, Mobile Approvals is currently in testing and on track. It will give all users the ability to carry out their Jobpac approvals from their mobile device. We’ve also had a lot of questions about a Jobpac MCP server. It’s a project we’re working on consistently, with early work focused on the governance and security layer. We hope to accelerate from here and deliver meaningful agentic capability through MCP.
You can access the R2026.4.0 Release notes at this link and a Release Video at this link, where I walk you through the Release notes and discuss each in more detail.
R2026.4.0 will be deployed on Saturday 21st November 2026. Jobpac will be unavailable between 6 p.m. and 12 a.m. (Midnight) AEDT on that day.
Thanks, as always, for your partnership through 2026. I hope you enjoy the release, and I’m looking forward to continued development momentum through 2027.
Kind Regards,
Andrew Tucker
Sr. Product Manager, Trimble Viewpoint APAC
