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# August Release #1, 2022
**1. Self-Assessment request filters**
We have built a feature that improves self-assessment requests. Instead of simply requesting self-assessments from your employees, you can now filter only the qualifications which are required, which have a problem or warning status, or even filter qualifications that have a minimum number of employees requirement.
After specifying the filters, the overview page will provide you with the information on how many requests and the number of qualifications will be sent to each pre-selected employee.
2\. **Groupings**
It is possible to create groupings from the groupings page. You can also export your list of groupings from AG5!
The groupings page in the Organization tab has received a large update. Apart from the new look, we have added the description field as well as the ability to specify the active period for a grouping.
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3\. **AG5 Assessment** **App**
We have also updated the Assessment app.
Qualification level descriptions are now properly shown in the app, including the standard AG5 formatting. It also has the ability to specify types of proof.
Download the AG5 Assessment app for free on Google and App stores.
Google play store [link](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ag5.assessment\&hl=en).
App store [link](https://apps.apple.com/app/ag5-assessment/id1416604500).
**Release video:**
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