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On this page, you'll find updates on new features and improvements that we have released. If you want to find an update from a specific period or about a specific subject, you can use the menu on the right.
And, as always, if you have any thoughts, questions or feedback, please let us know! ✉️
March 2025
Lock reporting or reported data on individual requests
🏷️ New feature · 🗓️ March 25, 2025
New reporting and previous reported data can now be locked on individual requests so that providers cannot add new data or modify existing data. Previously this was only available as a Data Collector setting affecting all requests, but can now also be controlled on individual requests for more fine-tuned control over what is locked and for which reporting unit.
The new lock settings on requests works the same as the existing Data Collector settings:
Lock reporting of new data - Controls if new data can be reported. Enabling this will also lock already reported data so it can’t be modified. Possible values are:
Allow reporting (default)
Lock reporting
Lock data reported before specific date - Controls if data reported before a specific data should be locked. This is useful for locking historic data but still allow deleting or modifying newly reported data.
How it works
If a specific request is locked it is indicated by a padlock icon next to the request in the Data Collector with a tooltip showing more details:
It is also indicated at the top when opening the request:
Editing the request includes fields for changing the lock status:
Just like any other request setting, the lock status can also be updated on requests in bulk from the Requirement packages page:
Bulk updating requests can now be done on selected requirement packages
🏷️ New feature · 🗓️ March 17, 2025
You can now choose which requirement packages should be included when performing bulk updates on the Requirement packages page.
By default the bulk update feature works just like previosuly but there is now an optional selection mode that can be toggled on which will display a checkbox next to each requirement package. Tick the checkbox for each requirement package that requests should be updated for and then click the “Update existing requests” button.
How it works
Click to the right on the “Update existing requests” button to show a dropdown with an option to toggle the selection mode on:
Tick the checkbox for the requirement packages that should have requests updated. Selected packages are shown on top:
The bulk update dialog will also show the selected requirement packages:
If needed, the selection mode can be toggled off from dropdown on the “Update existing requests” button.
Measure period dropdown in questionnaires will only preselect a locked or required period
🏷️ Improvement · 🗓️ March 17, 2025
The period dropdown on measures in questionnaires will now only preselect a period under these conditions:
If the setting Lock reporting period is set on the measure, or
If a requirement is set that includes a specific period
If neither conditions are met, no period will be set by default and the user will need to manually select a period, as shown in the screenshot below.
Answer attachment form in questionnaires will always show by default
🏷️ Improvement · 🗓️ March 17, 2025
The form to add attachments on an answer in questionnaires will now always show, regardless if it is required to add more information or not.
As long as the setting “Information that can be attached” is set on the question/answer, the attachment form will now show.
December 2024
New requirements based on measure answer deviation
🏷️ New feature · 🗓️ December 2, 2024
Two new requirements are now available that determine fulfillment based on how much a numerical answer deviates from a previous period. If the deviation stays within a specified percentage, the measure is considered fulfilled. Otherwise, the provider must add additional information, such as a comment.
The maximum allowed deviation percentage is set individually for each measure when selecting the requirement. Both positive and negative deviations are considered.
For example, if the allowed deviation is 10%, a -5% or +5% change will be fulfilled, while a -15% or +15% change will be not fulfilled.
Customer's view
The new deviation-based requirements allow comparisons against either:
The previous period
The same period from the previous year
For both options, the maximum allowed deviation must be specified in the text field that appears. Allowed values range from 0 to 999%.
Reporting view
The requirement dropdown in questionnaires will now display additional details about the compared answer, including the deviation percentage and whether it meets the requirement.
If the deviation exceeds the allowed threshold, the measure will be marked as not fulfilled, requiring the provider to add further information.
June 2024
Filter dashboards with internal data by organization
🏷️ New feature · 🗓️ June 3, 2024
Dashboards displaying internal data can now be filtered just like reported data—by organization categories or a specific organization.
Examples
Dashboard with internal data
Filter dialog is available
Dashboard data updates based on selected categories or organization
May 2024
Set empty requirement exceptions in sent requests
🏷️ New feature · 🗓️ May 15, 2024
It is now possible to set an Empty Requirement as an exception in sent requests. This allows specific questions to be disregarded from fulfillment.
Example
In the example below, a request sent to an organization is marked as not fulfilled because two questions have not been adequately answered:
Clicking Set Exception opens the requirement selection dialog, where a new option, Empty Requirement (disregard item from fulfillment), is available:
Selecting this option and saving the change removes the question from fulfillment. The fulfillment indicator for the question turns gray instead of red, and the top filter button Not Fulfilled updates to show only one remaining unfulfilled item instead of two:
By applying the same exception to the second unfulfilled measure, no unfulfilled items remain. Clicking Calculate fulfillment updates the overall request status to fulfilled:
Yearly aggregation as a toggle in dashboard charts
🏷️ New feature · 🗓️ May 15, 2024
The option to aggregate data by years in dashboard charts is now available as a toggle instead of a specific selection. This allows Combine/Separate Organizations and Separate on Calculation Sources to be optionally aggregated by years as well.
The new toggle
In the Data dropdown, the previously available Combine Years option has been replaced with a toggle and moved to the bottom of the dropdown:
Enabling the Combine Years toggle does not affect the currently selected option in the dropdown:
The options Separate Organizations and Calc. Sources can now be used together with Combine Years, which was not possible before:
Limitations
Selecting Combine Frequency will hide the Combine Years toggle, as it represents a different method of visualizing periods:
Additionally, combining years remains unavailable for measures with a ratio unit, as summing up percentages or other ratio-based units does not produce correct results. This behavior remains unchanged.
Lock reporting period or already reported data
🏷️ New feature · 🗓️ May 3, 2024
New and previously reported data can now be locked to prevent providers from adding or modifying data. This restriction applies only to reporting by reporting units and does not affect internal reporting using internal requirement packages.
There are two separate settings to control data locking:
Lock reporting of new data – Determines whether new data can be reported. Enabling this also locks existing data to prevent modifications. Possible values:
Allow reporting (default)
Lock reporting
Lock data reported before a specific date – Locks data reported before a specified date while still allowing modifications or deletions of newly reported data. This is useful for preserving historical records.
Changing lock settings
To adjust these settings:
Navigate to the Data Collector overview page.
Click the gear icon in the top-right corner.
Select Reporting lock status.
Configure the desired lock options.
If a lock setting is enabled, it will be displayed in the side panel of the Data Collector overview page.
For providers
For providers doing the reporting the lock setting will affect what they can do in questionnaires.
If Lock reporting is selected, all input fields to add new data, as well as the three dots to the right on each existing answer, are disabled. Visually they appear dimmed and the cursor will change to the forbidden icon (🚫) when hovering to indicate that it is locked.
If Allow reporting is selected (the default setting) but a date is set to lock data reported before a specific date, it will disable the three dots on existing answers that were reported before that date.
March 2024
Fiscal year offset
🏷️ New feature · 🗓️ March 28, 2024
Customers using a fiscal year that does not align with the calendar year (broken fiscal year) can now see their data correctly aggregated in dashboard charts when the Combine Years option is selected in the Data dropdown of each chart. This update ensures that data is grouped according to the fiscal year structure.
Note: This change only affects dashboard charts and does not impact exports or other areas of the platform where data is displayed.
Adjusting fiscal year offset
To configure the fiscal year offset:
Navigate to the Data Collector overview page.
Click the gear icon in the top-right corner.
Locate the setting Fiscal year month offset.
Adjust the value to reflect how many months the fiscal year should be offset from the calendar year.
The fiscal year can be offset by up to 6 months before or after the calendar year. The default setting is Disabled.
Example
If a fiscal year starts in Q4 and ends in Q3 of the following year, the dashboard charts will now correctly attribute Q4 data to the appropriate fiscal year.
Without year aggregation, Q4 2018 appears on the X-axis as part of 2018.
When Combine Years is selected, the chart correctly assigns Q4 2018 data to the 2019 fiscal year. The X-axis reflects 2019, and a message below the chart confirms that "Fiscal year offset is active."
Previously, Q4 2018 would always be aggregated with 2018, regardless of the fiscal year setup.
This update ensures that charts accurately reflect fiscal year reporting, improving data clarity for organizations with non-standard fiscal years.
Reorder items by drag-and-drop in editors for packages and custom frameworks
🏷️ Improvement · 🗓️ March 13, 2024
It is now possible to reorder items by drag-and-drop in editors for
Requirement packages
Internal requirement packages
Analyze packages
Custom frameworks
A new handle to the left of every item has been added that is used to pick up an item, drag it around, and drop it at a new location. An item can only be moved within the same list, so not in-between sub-categories for example.
Opening links to an uploaded file now requires authentication
🏷️ New feature · 🗓️ March 13, 2024
Files uploaded in the platform now requires authentication when being accessed. This means that whenever a link to an uploaded file is clicked, either in the platform or in an Excel export of reported data, the user will need to be logged in to view the file.
While working in the platform this will not really be noticeable since the user is already logged in. However, if a file link is clicked in an Excel export and the platform is not opened in the browser the user will first be redirected to the login page. Upon successful login the file can be viewed.
Only being logged in is not enough however, the user also need to be authorized to view the file. Either by having access to the organization who uploaded the file (usually a provider) or having access to an organization that the file was reported to (an accessor/customer). If neither conditions are met file access is denied.
New file viewer
Apart from the requirement to be logged in, there is also a new file viewer in place to improve the user experience when viewing files.
It includes a top bar that shows the filename and a button for downloading the file. Below the bar is the content of the file embedded like normal in the browser (for PDF files and images). If the file is not supported by the browser, it will automatically download instead.
There are also buttons for logging out and a “Home” button that will take the user back to the platform. These buttons specifically covers the use-case when clicking a file link from outside the platform, like in an Excel export. Since the user will then come straight to the file after logging in these buttons give some options for the user on what to do next after viewing or downloading the file.
January 2024
Relative measure saved results caching mechanism
🏷️ New feature · 🗓️ January 31, 2024
Relative measures now have a new caching mechanism available that can be selectively enabled in a customer solutions. This is especially useful for cases where calculations are heavy and take a long time to calculate, either in the dashboard on in export. The trade-off is that calculations will not be real-time and the user can instead choose when a calculated result should be cleared and calculated again.
Enabling caching in a solution
Toggling admin mode in the Data Collector overview will reveal a new button with a gear icon to the top-right. Clicking it will show available network settings, currently Relative measure results cache and if it’s enabled or disabled.
Generating saved results (caching)
After caching has been enabled in the solution there are no saved calculation results yet. To generate a saved result simply let a relative measure calculate like normal from anywhere in the solution - either by opening a dashboard or exporting a requirement package that contains relative measures. As each relative measure finish calculating the result it generated will be saved and reused the next time the same relative measure appear anywhere in the solution.
This means that the benefit of caching will be noticed after the first round of calculations have finished. In the dashboard that means scrolling through all charts and waiting for them to calculate just like before.
When a saved result is used for relative measures the platform will clearly inform the user of this in the UI and give the possibility to calculate a new result.
Dashboard
When caching is enabled in the solution and an opened dashboard contains relative measures there are additional UI elements shown.
Calculation information on relative measures
If a chart for a relative measure is using a saved result it is indicated underneath the chart with information on how long ago the calculation was done and how long it took. There is also a button (Calculate now) to clear the saved result on that specific relative measure calculate a new result that will be saved.
Clearing all saved results at once
A button on top of the dashboard will be available if the dashboard contains relative measures. Clicking it will show information that the current dashboard contains relative measures with saved results that can be cleared all at once by clicking the Clear saved results button. When the results have been successfully cleared the user will be prompted to reload the dashboard so that the relative measures can start a fresh round of calculations. Like before, the user needs to scroll through all charts in the dashboard and wait for them to calculate one-by-one so that new calculated result can be generated and saved.
Clearing all saved results will only do that on relative measures in the current dashboard. However, if any relative measures also appear in other dashboards or in requirement packages used for exporting, those results will be cleared as well since they share the same cache in the customer solution.
Exports
When exporting data in a requirement package from the Data Collector overview and the package contains relative measures with saved results, it will trigger a new initial dialog to show. The dialog shows information that the requirement package contains relative measures with saved results, how long ago the oldest result is from and how long each calculation took on average.
Based on the calculation information, the user have the option to either use the saved results or clear it and calculate all relative measures again.
After the user have clicked either of the two buttons, the normal progress bar will show and start preparing the data in the requirement package for export. If the user chose to run calculations again it will of course take longer time to prepare the data because a fresh calculation will be performed for all relative measures.
Multi-Factor Authentication now supports OTP with other authenticator apps
🏷️ Improvement · 🗓️ January 29, 2024
Users who are logging in with Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) previously had to use Auth0’s own app called Auth0 Guardian to be able to log in to the platform.
It is now possible to use one-time password (OTP) notifications with any authenticator app, including those from Google and Microsoft. During MFA enrollment the user simply clicks the option to use a different authenticator app instead of continuing with the default setup that is using Auth0 Guardian.
Attachers ("Add information") can now be added in Custom Frameworks
🏷️ Improvement · 🗓️ January 19, 2024
It is now possible to add existing attachers ("Add information") when editing Custom Frameworks. This is useful when building Custom Frameworks to be used as a dashboard.
Now possible to control deletion of reported data in standard requirement packages
🏷️ Improvement · 🗓️ January 15, 2024
The setting to control if reported data can be deleted or not is now available for standard requirement packages that customers have selected in their solution.
November 2023
Picker list available as attachment type on questions and measures
🏷️ Improvement · 🗓️ November 27, 2023
Picker lists (”Custom alternatives”) can now be chosen as attachment type when selecting what information that should be attachable on answers for questions and measures in requirement package editor.
Improved rounding of decimal values in charts
🏷️ Improvement · 🗓️ November 23, 2023
Rounding of numbers in charts have been improved to increase consistency and readability. Previously, certain decimal numbers where unnecessarily long and in some cases the rounding was too aggressive.
Rounding logic
Rounding is now done using the following logic and performed on the absolute value (disregarding the minus sign on negative numbers):
Absolute values less than 1 When the absolute value is less than 1, the rounding depends on the number of leading zeros in the decimal part of the value so that all leading zeros and 2 additional digits are always included.
Examples:0.520123105 → no leading zeros, rounded to 2 decimals = 0.52
0.009684712 → 2 leading zeros, rounded to 4 decimals = 0.0097
0.000001396 → 5 leading zeros, rounded to 7 decimals = 0.0000014
Absolute values less than 10 → Rounded to 2 decimals
Absolute values less than 100 → Rounded to 1 decimal
Absolute values greater than or equal to 100 → Rounded to 0 decimals
Possibility to disable deletion of question answers
🏷️ Improvement · 🗓️ November 22, 2023
It is now possible to disable the deletion of already reported question answers. It was previously only possible to disable deletion of measure answers.
Additional currencies added to the platform
🏷️ Improvement · 🗓️ November 11, 2023
A total of 20 additional currencies have been added to the platform:
Currency | Code |
Bahraini Dinar | BHD |
Bangladeshi Taka | BDT |
Cambodian Riel | KHR |
Chilean Peso | CLP |
Colombian Peso | COP |
UAE Dirham | AED |
Indian Rupee | INR |
Jordanian Dinar | JOD |
Lao Kip | LAK |
Lebanese Pound | LBP |
Mauritian Rupee | MUR |
Moroccan Dirham | MAD |
Nepalese Rupee | NPR |
Pakistani Rupee | PKR |
Philippine Peso | PHP |
Qatari Riyal | QAR |
Saudi Riyal | SAR |
South African Rand | ZAR |
Tunisian Dinar | TND |
Vietnamese Dong | VND |
October 2023
Improved relative measure editing experience
🏷️ Improvement · 🗓️ October 25, 2023
The relative measure editor have received a few improvements
Improved validation handling - fields will now properly highlight in red if something is not configured correctly
The icon for relative measures has been changed to a calculator icon, to differentiate them from normal measures which uses the linechart icon.
Relative measure in calculation steps can now be clicked to open up the editor for that relative measure
New relative measure conditional fallback step
🏷️ New feature · 🗓️ October 25, 2023
A new missing value policy is now available in relative measures. It is called “Use Next step” and will make the calculation use the next step as a fallback step. But if the value does exist on the main step, the next step will be skipped.
This is useful for cases where a customer is using a custom emission factor for some years but for other years the calculation should use Worldfavor’s standard emission factors.
Dashboard calculations queue for relative measures
🏷️ New feature · 🗓️ October 9, 2023
A new automatic queuing system is in place for relative measures in the dashboard. If a dashboard contains several relative measures they will now calculate one at a time. The first one on the screen will start calculating and when it is finished the next one will calculate, and so on.
The queue depends on the current filtering so if the filter changes, the calculation queue will immediately restart with the relative measures shown.
In the past, all relative measures on the screen would calculate at the same time which made each calculation run slower because they ran in parallel and it also affected the performance of other customers’ calculations. As the user scrolls down it triggered additional relative measures to calculate. With a queue, the calculations will instead run sequentially.
This new queing feature does not mean that calculations are running in the background or that the result is saved. It is simply a way to manage calculation load in the platform and to avoid overloading the calculation engine.
Example
This dashboard contains 4 relative measures. The first has finished calculating so the second one has started. The third and fourth relative measure is still queuing, waiting for their turn.
September 2023
Bulk updating measure requirements now also support other periods than yearly
🏷️ Improvement · 🗓️ September 27, 2023
The feature “Bulk change in all requirement packages” at the top of the requirement packages page now also support other period frequencies than yearly when updating measure requirements. It was previously only possible to choose requirements with a yearly period.
The available periods depends on the configured period frequency on measures inside the requirements packages.
Example
If period frequency is set to quarterly, then the list of available requirements in the dropdown list will be quarters.
Recipient name shown in tooltip on requests in Data Collector overview
🏷️ Improvement · 🗓️ September 13, 2023
Requests in the Data Collector overview that has a recipient user specified will now show the name of the user in the tooltip on the recipient user icon.
Organization country included in data exports in Data Collector overview
🏷️ New feature · 🗓️ September 13, 2023
The country of the organizations in the Data Collector can now be included when exporting all data from a Requirement Package.
July 2023
Batch recalculation queuing
🏷️ New feature · 🗓️ July 19, 2023
A new automatic queuing system is in place for batch recalculations of requirement packages and analyze packages. If a recalculation is triggered while another one is already running, the one running have to finish before the next one will run.
If a running calculation is manually canceled or if it fails, that will also trigger the next in queue to start.
In the past, triggering several calculations in a customer solution at the same time would make each calculation run slower because they ran in parallel and it also affected the performance of other customers’ calculations. With a queue, the calculations will instead run sequentially per customer, and will probably have the effect that each calculation runs a bit faster.
Shared queue
Each customer has their own queue with both their requirement packages and analyze packages sharing the queue. So if a recalculation of a requirement package is already running, then the recalculation of an analyze package will be queued.
Queue order
The order of the queue is based on when the recalculation was triggered in the platform.
Calculation schedule
The queue also works for calculation schedules. If several packages are scheduled for calculation on the same day, then the first one will start and the rest will be queued and calculated one after the other.
Example
The first package is already running and the 3 packages below are in queue. An information tooltip explains what the queued state means.
When the first one is finished, the next in line will run, and so on.
June 2023
Split up requirement package aggregated dialog
🏷️ New feature · 🗓️ June 29, 2023
The aggregated requirement package visualization view in the overview page has been split into a detailed view and a download functionality.
Now two buttons exist:
Open detailed result
Export reported data
When user clicks on “Open detailed result” button ⇒ “Detailed results” dialog is opened
When user clicks “Export reported data” ⇒ export data process executes and user sees popup “Export all reported data” with progress bar. When it’s done the export dialog is viewed.
Add targets to your measures
🏷️ New feature · 🗓️ June 4, 2023
It’s now possible to add targets on measures and relative measures, utilizing the existing ways of adding data to create the target: through a requirement package, internal requirement package or custom framework. Targets are associated with a measure via a new dialog and can then be shown in the charts.
Targets are measures and are created the same way as measures. A new icon button has been added to the charts view. When user clicks on it - the “Associate with targets” dialog opens. The blue icon indicates that some targets have been added.
To add a target, open the Associate with targets dialog, by clicking on the new targets icon. It's possible to add up to three targets per measure.
Targets are viewed as dashed lines in charts. If targets are added to the chart - gaps are filled with lines between the data points. Targets are shown in data aggregation modes “Combine” and “Combine years”. Each target the color is shaded from the measure color. It is also possible to hide/view targets by clicking the "Targets" toggle.
Targets can be added to relative measures in requirement packages and internal requirement packages using “Add targets” menu item. The text “Include targets” indicates that a relative measure already includes targets. Targets that have been added to a package are visible for the supplier/reporter organization.
May 2023
Yearly aggregation of relative measures with ratio unit in dashboard
🏷️ Improvement · 🗓️ May 17, 2023
Meaures (and Relative measures) in the dashboard already have capability to show reported data aggregated on years in charts.
However, this was not yet available for relative measures with ratio units (percentage etc.) but now it will also work for those cases.
Simply select the COMBINE YEARS option in the dropdown to aggregate on years.
Bulk update items in all requirement packages at once
🏷️ New feature · 🗓️ May 12, 2023
Settings and requirements on objects in all requirement packages in a customer solution can be changed in bulk all at once using the “Bulk change in all requirement packages” feature at the top of the requirement packages page. From the dropdown menu you choose what you want to change.
Previously this could only be done one package at a time in the requirement package editor.
⚠️ Be careful when performing bulk changes! All existing settings or requirements will be replaced and you cannot undo the bulk change.
Selectively pick what to change
Clicking on any item in the dropdown will open a dialog where each setting available for that object type is displayed as a checkbox. To change a particular setting you simply tick the checkbox for that setting and the available options for that setting will appear.
In the example below, the dialog for Measure settings is shown with the intention to change the Lock reporting period setting.
❗️To change the Lock reporting period setting on measures, you first have to select the Answer frequency again since the available periods depends on the period frequency
It works the same when bulk changing requirements. Below example shows the dialog for changing requirements on measures.
Saving
Clicking the Save button will update the selected settings on all objects of that type in all the requirement packages. Any settings that were not selected will not be updated. A progress bar will appear that shows the progress of the saving since there might be a lot of objects to update. When all requirement packages have been successfully updated a page reload is required which can be done by clicking the Reload the page button that appears.
New icons on requests on organization cards in Data Collector overview
🏷️ Improvement · 🗓️ May 3, 2023
On Overview page on each requirement package now we can see new icons:
Bell icon in case if there reminder email is going to be sent soon (within 28 days before due date)
Outbox icon in case if invitation e-mail should be sent out
Change mail send-out state on requests
🏷️ New feature · 🗓️ May 3, 2023
It is now possible to change the mail sendout state on requests in the Data Collector. This will determine if a request will trigger and be included in an invitation or reminder email, based on our current email sendout rules.
For example, if you just add a requirement package to a reporting unit but want it to be sent in a scheduled reminder email, then you can set the sendout state of the request to “Reminder”. Or, if you have a lot of existing requests already reported on but want to send them out in a scheduled invitation email you can set the sendout state to “Invitation”.
The sendout state can be changed either on an individual request, or in bulk from the Requirement packages page.
With the introduction of this functionally, we have also removed the auto-resetting of the sendout state that happened when a new contact person was added on a reporting unit.
April 2023
Display the data values on top of bars and line chart points
🏷️ New feature · 🗓️ April 19, 2023
The data values are now displayed above the data points in line charts and above bars in bar charts. The labels will only show if there is enough space to display long labels and additionally, in line charts, only if there is one series shown in the chart (average series included).
Get information on scheduled emails sendout
🏷️ New feature · 🗓️ April 19, 2023
It is now possible to see when the next scheduled email sendout will happen, and who will receive an email, based on the current email settings and reporting status in the Data Collector.
Activation status and current schedule for both the invitation and reminder email settings are shown to the right in the Data Collector overview page.
Clicking the Show Info button opens a dialog that shows when the next sendout will happen, as well as a list of all organizations and contact persons who will receive an email, based on their current reporting status and settings on each request (fulfillment status, activation date, due date, recipient etc).
March 2023
Possibility to rearrange category groups in the Categories page
🏷️ New feature · 🗓️ March 29, 2023
Hey there! 👋 We are excited to announce that we have added the possibility to rearrange groups on the Categories page!
The user is now able to easily change the order of existing groups and observe the updated groups order on both the Overview and Dashboard pages when using the filter.
Year filter in charts
🏷️ Improvement · 🗓️ March 29, 2023
A new feature has been added to the chart settings, which allows users to filter the years displayed in the chart.
With the 'Years' drop-down, you can easily select which years to show. The chart will update automatically when the drop-down is closed. Additionally, you can save this setting by clicking on the save icon.
Schedule calculations for requirement packages and analyze packages
🏷️ New feature · 🗓️ March 27, 2023
Hey there! 👋 We are excited to announce that we have added a new feature that the system can now automatically recalculate requirement and analyze packages on a schedule.
To access this feature, simply click the new "Recalculate" button located on each package, which opens a dialog allowing you to set the specific weekdays and time for the recalculation to occur.
Rest assured, the recalculation will take place every weekday at 2:00 a.m. (Swedish time), ensuring that your packages are always up-to-date.
Toggle average value in charts
🏷️ New feature · 🗓️ March 15, 2023
Hey there! 👋 We're excited to announce that we've added a new toggle functionality for charts! With this new toggle, you can easily hide or show the average value in their charts.
Example
Type: Bar
Average toggle is ON
Example
Type: Bar
Average toggle is OFF
Reduce the number of labels shown on the x-axis of dashboard charts if they do not fit horizontally
🏷️ Improvement · 🗓️ March 9, 2023
Hey there! 👋 To ensure good readability and clarity, we have set the maximum number of labels on the x-axis to 16.
In case you have more than 16 data points, some labels on the x-axis won’t be shown. However, in the example every other label is shown.
Decrease size of data points in charts if they are man
🏷️ Improvement · 🗓️ March 9, 2023
Increased app max width
🏷️ Improvement · 🗓️ March 9, 2023
Hey there! 👋 We are excited to announce that we have increased the maximum width of our platform from 1195 pixels to 1450 pixels.
This change will allow for an improved user experience and make it easier to view and interact with content on our platform.
Data Collector Overview - Before
Data Collector Overview - After
Dashboard - Before
Dashboard - After
Export network organizations
🏷️ New feature · 🗓️ March 9, 2023
We are excited to announce that the Data Collector now includes an export functionality for network organizations. This feature allows you to easily export categorizations, packages, request status, and reported data.
To use this feature, simply navigate to the data collector overview page in admin mode and click on the new export button. This will open a dialog where you can select what to include in the export. Once you have made your selections, the data will be exported to an Excel file.
