May Release
Release Date: May 9, 2026
This month, we made four meaningful upgrades.
Dashboards saw the most work. A heavy round of filter, chart, and performance fixes. Dashboard queries now run against a read replica, so loads feel faster.
Ticketing got faster to read. See exactly how many tickets are loaded, spot fresh updates at a glance. Additionally, required fields are now enforced during state transitions.
Bot reliability stepped up. Duplicate gap entries are fixed and bot responds more consistently.
Additional changes include ability to send email from dynamic addresses; knowledge ingestion from Azure Wikis is possible now. Exposed update/create tickets endpoints in APIs, /list API can now sort by last-updated.
In total, 55 updates shipped this release: 15 new features / enhancements and 40 fixes.
Dashboards & Analytics
Sections in Multi-Entity Dashboards
You can now group widgets into named sections inside multi-entity dashboards - the same way single-entity dashboards already work. Useful when one dashboard tracks several entities and you want each entity's charts kept together.
Filter by "Current User" in Dashboards
Dashboards now include "Current User" as a filter option for actor fields. Whoever opens the dashboard sees their own data without picking their name from a list - handy for shared "My tickets" or "My conversations" views.
Quick Filters Work Across All Charts (Bug Fix)
Quick filters now apply to every chart on a dashboard, including Bar Charts that have Group X-Axis enabled. Previously, turning on Group X-Axis in a Bar Chart broke quick filters on the other charts.