Summary

LocalClarity 2.0 introduces a broader platform navigation update designed to make the application easier to understand, faster to move through, and better organized around how teams actually work.

As part of this release, several common tools and workflows have moved to more logical locations. We wanted to highlight these changes so teams can quickly find familiar tools in their new locations and take advantage of the cleaner structure. Together, these updates create a more consistent foundation for moving between analysis, action, configuration, and reporting across LocalClarity.

The Problem This Solves

The goal is not simply to move items around. The goal is to make the platform feel more intuitive. Reporting should be treated as an active business workflow, not a background configuration area. Filters should be available without competing with primary navigation. And platform controls should be surfaced in places where users can act on them directly. This update gives LocalClarity a more scalable navigation model for the capabilities available today and the new workflows coming next.

What's Changed

FIlters
Filters have moved to the right side of the page. This gives the left side of the application more room to serve as the primary navigation area while keeping filtering available where users are actively reviewing data. The result is a cleaner separation between where users go and how they refine charts and tables.

RealityCheck™
The control to turn on and manage RealityCheck™ functionality is now public. Teams can now access and manage RealityCheck™ controls more visibly within the platform, supporting greater transparency around how listing data is monitored, compared, and validated against public source information.

Custom Link Placement
Links that previously assigned to either the top or left navigation have been moved to the left navigation underneath the core modules. Teams that rely on quick access to frequently used destinations can now find those links alongside the broader platform navigation, with the same controls for shortcuts and ordering.

Reporting
Access to create and update reports has moved out of Settings and into the left navigation. Reports are a recurring operating workflow for many teams, not just a setup item. By giving Reporting a dedicated place in the main navigation, users can access scheduled reports, report management, and related reporting workflows more directly.

Module Specific Settings
The options to customize profile preferences have been moved into their respective modules. Instead of concentrating feature-specific configuration in a separate Settings area, LocalClarity 2.0 places those controls closer to the workflows they support.

Together, these changes create a simpler and more consistent platform structure. Navigation is more focused, configuration is closer to the work, reporting is easier to access, and key operational controls are more visible.

What's Next

Expect another round of updated in mid-July that further empower users to customize their experiences.