---
title: "Scalefusion July 20th, 2023 Release Notes"
slug: "july-20th-2023-release-notes"
description: "\"Dive into Scalefusion's July 20, 2023, release notes. Learn how to schedule PowerShell and Shell scripts for Windows and macOS devices, and enhance your BitLocker encryption. Keep your systems updated with version v46.1.0.\""
updated: 2023-09-26T11:54:41Z
published: 2023-09-26T11:54:41Z
canonical: "help.scalefusion.com/july-20th-2023-release-notes"
---

> ## Documentation Index
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# Scalefusion July 20th, 2023 Release Notes

## Version Information:

**Scalefusion Dashboard:** v46.1.0

**Scalefusion MDM agent (Agent App for Windows):** v10.2.0

**Scalefusion MDM Client (Agent App for macOS):** v2.2.6

## Release Notes:

## Windows

1. [Schedule Scripts:](/v1/docs/deploy-powershell-scripts-using-scalefusion) From the Scalefusion Dashboard, IT Admins can now schedule the execution of PowerShell scripts. Scripts can be configured to run once, or at every login or scheduled to run on specific days and times. Also, get detailed and historical execution status for scheduled scripts.
2. Make the Scripts [Dynamic](/v1/docs/deploy-powershell-scripts-using-scalefusion) as well by using device or user-level custom properties. Use them with a % symbol, like  %$device.id% or %user.email%
3. Enhancement to enable auto-unlocking non-OS drives once they are encrypted with BitLocker.
4. Fixed an issue where Local AD user login/logout info was not being reported properly.

## macOS

1. [Schedule Scripts:](/v1/docs/execute-shell-scripts-on-macos-devices-with-scalefusion) From the Scalefusion Dashboard, IT Admins can now schedule the execution of Shell scripts. Scripts can be configured to run once, or at every login or scheduled to run on specific days and times. Also, get detailed and historical execution status for scheduled scripts.
2. Make the Scripts [Dynamic](/v1/docs/execute-shell-scripts-on-macos-devices-with-scalefusion) as well by using device or user-level custom properties. Use them with a % symbol, like  %$device.id% or %user.email%

**Team:**

Team Scalefusion