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# Release 15.30: Motion Zone Config Added to VerifEye

June 24, 2025

Updates to the Solink platform in this release include:

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## Enhancements

* [**VerifEye**](/docs/protect-your-locations-with-alarms/alarms-with-ai-detection/verifeye-alarm-verification.md): Added ability to [change the motion zone directly in the VerifEye](/docs/protect-your-locations-with-alarms/alarms-with-ai-detection/verifeye-alarm-verification.md#can-i-change-the-motion-zone-in-the-verifeye-console) console:
* [**Alarm Contacts**](/docs/protect-your-locations-with-alarms/alarm-setup/alarm-contacts.md): Support for additional international phone numbers added for alarm contacts. Reach out to your Customer Success representative if you still require support for an international phone number:

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## Bug Fixes

* Fixed an issue where some customers were unable to provide [Support Access](/docs/manage-users-locations-and-your-account/support-access.md) to our Support team.
* Fixed an issue in VerifEye where disarming the system via the "Until Next Schedule" option did not take into account [alarm schedule exceptions](/docs/protect-your-locations-with-alarms/use-and-configure-alarms/alarm-schedule-exceptions.md).
* Fixed an issue that prevented dragging and dropping an external alarm contact within the Alarm Contacts configuration window.


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