Managing images attached to a location used to mean acting on one file at a time, with no clear way to organize them by room or see at a glance how many assets each tab held. These four updates to the Images tab fix all of that.
Bulk delete. You can now select multiple images at once and remove them together. Click the checkbox on any image card to enter selection mode, then click additional checkboxes to build your selection — or hold Shift and click a second card to select everything in between. A toolbar appears while images are selected, showing how many you have chosen. When you delete, a confirmation dialog shows the exact count before anything is removed. Deletions are reversible by your IPX team if you need to recover something.
Room labels. Images can now be tagged with a room or space type drawn from a 48-label taxonomy based on BOMA and OmniClass categories — things like "Conference Room", "Server Room", "Mechanical", "Lobby", and so on, organized into six groups. Open the label picker by selecting the label field on any image card. You can also apply a label to a whole selection at once: select the images you want to tag, then choose a label from the bulk action toolbar. Labels append rather than overwrite, so adding a label to a set of already-labeled images won't clear existing ones. If none of the predefined labels fit, you can still type a custom label. When uploading new images, a new step in the upload flow (Step 5) lets you assign labels before the upload completes, so your images arrive already organized.
Uploader attribution. Each image card now shows who uploaded the file. Images uploaded by the IPX team display a blue "by IPX Team" badge. Images uploaded by members of your organization show the uploader's name. This replaces the previous verification badge.
Tab counters. Every tab in the viewer (Images, Models, and others) now shows a live count of the assets it contains. Tabs with content you haven't opened since it was added pulse briefly to draw attention. Once you open a tab, the pulse stops and the count stays visible as a static badge. The seen/new distinction persists across page reloads. When counts change — after an upload or a delete — the badge updates with a short animated transition.