Project invitations now remain in the recipient’s account notifications and include a clear Telegram action.
What changed
- A project invitation appears in the invited person’s notification center before membership exists and no longer enters the project announcement feed or its unread badge.
- Telegram invitation messages now include a localized inline button that opens the recipient’s account notification center.
Industrial-network forms now adapt their addressing, topology and application fields to the selected protocol.
What changed
- PROFINET, IP networks, serial and CAN buses, IO-Link, MQTT and industrial wireless protocols each show only the details relevant to their engineering model.
- Changing a protocol clears obsolete values safely, while API validation, sample projects, project passports and CSV or Excel round trips preserve the new protocol profile data.
Industrial-network records now cover ten communication media with medium-specific protocols and complete spreadsheet support.
What changed
- Choose one of ten governed media or a custom value, then select a compatible protocol or enter a custom one; the PROFINET name appears only when PROFINET is selected.
- Localized sample projects, CSV and Excel exports, and spreadsheet imports now preserve the network medium, protocol and PROFINET naming data.
Network maps retain manual placement across layout changes, show sticky-note content on the canvas and keep media under verified project storage controls.
What changed
- Personal now restores the exact saved coordinates after any automatic layout, including repeated switches, while sticky notes display their complete sanitized content directly on the map.
- Images, videos and files reserve the project manager’s storage allowance before any chunk is sent and become available only after verified transfer to the configured remote storage.
Network layouts remain available offline until an explicit save, while administrator email gains clearer IMAP checks and file attachments.
What changed
- Network-map edits are stored offline on the current device without repeated server requests; Save or Ctrl+S commits them, and leaving with pending changes shows a warning.
- Incoming mail supports SSL/TLS or STARTTLS, reports safe connection diagnostics instead of hiding failures as an empty inbox, and outgoing messages can include verified image or file attachments.
Personal placement is now the default, and node handles create visible connections instead of unexpected nodes.
What changed
- Choosing an automatic layout applies it immediately, while Personal preserves the exact positions designed by the user and becomes active after manual movement.
- A free-side plus handle starts a live connection to another node, retains its selected endpoint, and referenced equipment or industrial-network nodes show the current register name.
Network-design tools now stay in reach while each selected node exposes focused branch actions.
What changed
- The main canvas toolbar keeps a stable position and order in both left-to-right and right-to-left languages while the details panel scrolls independently.
- Selecting a node opens a compact contextual toolbar above it and shows add controls only on its free sides; a new child is placed on the chosen side without overlapping nearby nodes.
Super administrators can send individual emails through the configured SMTP service and review incoming messages in a dedicated inbox.
What changed
- The inbox checks a configured secure IMAP mailbox in small scheduled batches, with unread badges, drafts, reply and forward, read controls, archiving and recoverable trash.
- Document revision uploads now have a cleaner introduction and a compact software-version field.
Engineering teams can build private, project-scoped network diagrams beside their equipment and industrial-network registers.
What changed
- Create and edit linked nodes, branches, notes, images, attachments and register references on a responsive canvas, with autosave and version-conflict protection.
- Organize maps, restore deleted designs and export a diagram in image, document or structured-text formats.
New revisions can reuse the project’s engineering software details and receive a suggested revision number.
What changed
- Choose a defined software product, version, and update or service pack, or enter custom values for each field. The revision number advances by one tenth and remains editable.
- The date picker in the new-document dialog is now usable above its modal window.
