Block creating too many orders:

New Tasking Functionality

• Order Lock-In

  Our SkySat Assured Tasking customers will now be able to see upcoming collection opportunities for each of their targets, and lock-in the specific access windows they would like captured. This allows customers full control of their daily collection plan, with visibility into full constellation daily access, with precisely forecasted collection opportunities. We call this capability Order Lock-In.

• Email Notifications & Order History

  Email Notifications and Order History are part of the notification and status reporting system that provides an extensive support to monitor and operate orders within the Tasking API and Dashboard. Our users will receive a certain set of emails triggered by order and capture activities including an interface to opt in / out and customise notifications as needed. The Tasking Dashboard will be extended with a historical view on order level where we'll populate the same set of order and capture activities that brings a better visibility about order progress.

New & Updated Tasking Dashboard features

• Order Lock-in cancellation threshold changed to 8hrs

• Monitoring Cadence is now exposed in Task and Capture endpoints

• Show fulfilled area (in sqkm) over requested area (in sqkm)

• Disable editing cloud_cover_min / max for all order types

• Validate Geojson area size against max AOI size

• Help / Request access for a new dashboard user

New & Updated Tasking Dashboard features

• Extended the timeout for stuck queued captures from 15h to 30h after which the capture gets FAILED and the order continues re-tasking or expires.
• Order details are grouped in a more constructive way in Order Details View.
• Requested area in sqkm is exposed on order level.

Bugs fixed related to order and captures states:

• captures being stuck in PROCESSING,
• orders being stuck in IN_PROGRESS,
• orders moving to IN_PROGRESS after being EXPIRED,
• Stereo Orders being stuck in REQUESTED and expecting for more captures after already having relevant successful captures published