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Digital catalog Program pages Courses Search Publishing workflow

Pathways

Career exploration Wage data Program outcomes Student discovery Transfer articulation

Curriculum

Proposals Approvals Vote records Evidence archive Catalog year lifecycle
Capabilities MCP Coming soon API and exports Integrations College branding
Platform overview How the modules share one record, and why that matters at publish time.
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Academic Affairs Catalog governance Curriculum approvals Accreditation evidence
Catalog & Curriculum Teams Publishing workflow Course and program updates Version control
Enrollment & Marketing Program discovery Career outcomes Search and conversion
Information Technology WordPress ownership Data exports SIS compatibility AI and API readiness
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2.7.0

This release is about **who can get into Kenii, and how**. Catalog staff now have a permission of their own instead of borrowing an administrator’s, so nobody needs a full admin account just to edit the catalog. **Two things need checking before you upgrade**: the Catalog Editor role no longer grants general WordPress editing, so anyone who relied on it to edit ordinary pages needs a second role, and anyone who reached Kenii only through that general permission will lose access until they are granted the new one. Catalog documentation also now appears in Help & Support on multisite installs.

  • Added New `kenii_manage_catalog` capability so catalog staff no longer need an administrator account.
  • Changed The Catalog Editor role no longer grants `edit_posts`. Sites relying on it for general content editing must assign a second role.
  • Changed Kenii access now requires the `kenii_manage_catalog` capability; users who reached Kenii only through `edit_posts` will lose access.
  • Changed Administrator-only screens (Settings, Account, and the audit log) are hidden from catalog editors instead of showing a form that fails on save.
  • Fixed Catalog documentation was missing from Help & Support on multisite installs.