Phocas Highlights 2025
It’s a wrap! Catch up on everything new in Phocas this year and get a first look at what’s coming in 2026, all in one live, engaging virtual event you won’t want to miss!
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Join us for our first-ever Phocas Highlights event; an interactive PUG Special Edition designed to help you get even more from your Phocas platform.
Our customer and product teams will team up to deliver a fast-paced recap of 2025's biggest releases and updates, sharing practical use cases and insider tips & tricks on how to apply them back in your business.
During the session, you'll be able to:
- Hear from our product team – the experts behind the Phocas platform and the latest features
- Get a sneak peek – see what’s on the horizon for early 2026 and how it will help you get more from your data
- Share your thoughts – ask questions, provide feedback and tell us what you'd love to see next
- Test your Phocas knowledge – with a chance to win a $250 Amazon voucher
Whether you think you’ve missed some updates over the year or simply want a refresher, this virtual event will bring you up to speed on everything new in Phocas - plus give you handy product insights you can put to work right away. We’ll see you there!
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