Changelog

New

• Intelligent unit handling in formulas: automatic conversion between compatible units and a warning when they don’t match.
• AI can be switched off per plan, with every AI feature explaining why it is unavailable.
• Performance: runs and their breakdown together in a single view.
• Customer support from inside the app.

Improvements

• The same controls and look across the whole platform.
• More accurate report totals, and Real time is now called Signals.

Fixes

• More accurate unit conversions, better contrast in light mode and several fixes in reports.

New

• A report from Real time: Analytics’ most used view now composes into a report, carrying the colours, the state bands and the window that were on screen.
• The detail behind a number on the board: tag and KPI widgets open the full record — connection, scan rate, formula, thresholds and last reading — without leaving the dashboard.
• A new board arrives with a note pointing at where to start.

Improvements

• Dropdowns are the same across the whole product, with accent-tolerant search once there are more than eight options.
• One rule for decimals in Analytics, in Breakdown and in the reports built from them: the same number no longer reads differently depending on the screen.
• A saved library view is one trend, not a workspace: it loads into the tab you are standing on and leaves the rest alone.
• The product speaks the language you chose in the formula editor, in the Configure tables and in map labels too.

Fixes

• The platform holds up under a large import: a history upload no longer slows the rest of the product down, and calculations pick themselves back up.
• An import respects the column type you confirm on the review screen, and rejects impossible dates rather than storing them.
• A KPI pinned to a context with no open instance now reads idle rather than a green zero.
• Fixes in the activity log, reports, the dashboard, the alarms table and the map.

Security

• Analytics’ working state is no longer shared between different sessions in the same browser. Open panels reset once on first load after this update.
• Hardening in the activity log so that no sensitive value is stored in the clear.

New

• Import history from a spreadsheet: load past readings from an Excel or CSV file without going through a gateway, with a review screen that says what will be imported — and what will be lost — before you confirm.
• An assistant that acts: it answers what a meter reads now, what alarms are firing, what happened in a given window and what is forecast — and keeps the answer as a dashboard widget, a report, a PDF or an email.
• A report from any analysis view: Contexts, Breakdown and Forecast each compose into a report, as the Timeline already did.

Improvements

• One assistant across the whole product: the report Studio’s separate chat is gone, and the same assistant is available on every screen.
• A report draws the same charts as the screen it came from, with the same targets, thresholds and colours.
• Hourly history is now kept indefinitely.

Fixes

• Fixes in report composition, in how the assistant answers, and in the agent builder.

Improvements

• A historical load says what it stored: it now separates the readings it saved from the ones that were already there, so a repeated load is visible instead of looking like a fresh one.

Fixes

• Configuration validation rejects impossible values instead of storing them and passing them to the equipment.
• Destructive actions confirm before running, and an expired session no longer leaves the application looking live.
• A failing widget is isolated to its own card instead of taking the whole dashboard down.

Security

• Security improvements in the administration interface.

New

• Decommissioning frees the identifier: retiring a device releases its id, so the unit can be reused or moved to another installation.
• Retired devices stay visible: they keep their place in a list of their own, with the date they were retired and a way to bring them back.
• Pairing a device is now recorded in the audit trail.

Fixes

• Fixes across the realtime table, the kiosk view, analytics, the dashboard, the agent builder and the device cards.

New

• Traceability report: the journey of a value — its runs, what ran alongside it, what deviated — composes into a PDF from the Timeline or from the Studio.
• Breakdown (EDA): a new analysis view that crosses operative contexts by rows, columns and one measure, with saved views, image export and a report of its own.
• Reports in your language: a PDF is written in the language of whoever generates it.
• Historical loading: import past data without disturbing the live calculations.

Improvements

• A faster Timeline: busy windows pan and zoom smoothly, the densest rows aggregate legibly, and a trimmed window says so.
• New maps: vector cartography served by us — sharper at any zoom, with labels in the product’s own typeface.
• The PDF is restyled in the platform’s design system.

Fixes

• Fixes to how reports are composed, to the maps, and to Timeline loading.

New

• Focus a value in the Timeline: pick a context and one of its values, and see everything that happened while it was active.
• In Analytics, the By value tab compares each value separately and overlays its runs against its own mean.
• State bands: a state tag paints the interval it held each value, instead of a line at every change.
• You can switch dashboard without leaving the canvas.

Improvements

• Open in Analytics and Create KPI switch workspace with no application reload.
• A page of our own for broken links, with the way out at hand.

Fixes

• Fixes to how periods are calculated, to the search in the pickers, and to Timeline drawing.

Security

• Security improvements and stronger protection for each installation’s data.

Fixes

• Minor fixes in user administration and asset management.

New

• AI Agents opens as a fleet console, with the state of every agent and its recent activity in view.
• Each agent has its own page, with a diagram of what it does and its history.

Improvements

• The dashboard controls move to the top bar and leave the canvas clear.
• A faster, lighter interface throughout the application.

New

• A new User guide, reachable from your account menu and in the language you are working in.

Improvements

• In Analytics, the comparison statistics between two markers now appear inside the series table itself, with no separate panel.
• Tag discovery adapts better to narrow screens and adds a search box with a match counter.
• Opening the application without a session goes straight to sign-in, with no intermediate loading screen.

Security

• The user guide is reachable only with a session open, and stops being reachable when you close it.

New

• Multi-select and bulk actions across every configuration table: enable, disable or delete several rows at once.
• In Physical tags you can pause and resume several tags at once, and send the selection straight to Analytics to see them on a chart.
• A keyboard shortcut to jump to the search box.

Improvements

• A new top bar carrying the breadcrumb and each workspace’s tabs, always in the same place.
• Every configuration table now shares the same appearance and the same actions.
• The assistant docks as a resizable side column instead of covering the screen: you can keep working while you consult it, and the conversation is kept when you close it.
• Analytics and Timeline are reorganised around a compact toolbar above the chart.
• The assistant replies with tables when it lists several items, and does so with less waiting.

New

• KPI forecasting, alongside tags, and the ability to compare a past forecast against what actually happened.
• Tag autodiscovery for OPC UA, MongoDB, CSV and Excel, joining MQTT and LoRaWAN.

Improvements

• New sign-in screens and a cleaner transition on entry.
• If a formula depends on a tag that no longer exists, the platform now detects it instead of failing silently.

Fixes

• A division by zero in a formula no longer raises an error: the derived tag simply emits no value at that moment, which is the right behaviour when a machine is stopped.

Security

• CSV exports can no longer execute formulas when opened in Excel or LibreOffice.
• Discovered tag names now warn when they could be misread, always showing the real read address.