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# July Release #1, 2025
The following updates have been implemented in AG5’s skills management software.
### Pagination across lists
We’ve added pagination to all major lists in AG5—making it easier than ever to browse, manage, and act on your data.
Why it’s great:
* Easier navigation through large datasets
* Improved performance and page load times
* More control over batch actions, making it easy to select and manage 100+ items across pages in one go.
### Group employee skill results
We’ve added a **Group by** feature to the **Employee → Skill results** list, giving you new ways to organize and analyze your data.
**Group results by:**
* **Skill types** – Easily compare compliance between soft skills, technical skills, and more
* **Skill categories** – Understand how employees are performing across skill groups
* **Requirement** – Get a clear overview per location, team, or department
* **Status** – Instantly see which skills are missing, expiring, or compliant
This feature helps you spot issues faster, tailor your actions, and make smarter decisions—without needing to export or filter endlessly.
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