Storage increase requests now ask only for added capacity because the allowance is shared across the account.
What changed
- Removed the project selector from the account storage increase form.
- Clarified that added capacity applies to all projects and account files.
- Recorded new account-level requests without attaching an unrelated project while preserving the existing project API.
Document uploads now explain when storage is insufficient, and project document cards open from their full surface.
What changed
- Replaced the generic upload failure with a specific storage-capacity message when the server reports that the quota is insufficient.
- Added a direct action from the capacity warning to the storage request page.
- Made every document card pointer- and keyboard-accessible while keeping edit, archive and restore actions independent.
PowerEn can now identify active AutoNexit members for email and Bale audience filters without receiving account details or plan data.
What changed
- Added a signed, replay-protected integration that returns only a client-provided contact key and a membership result.
- Added a dedicated PowerEn connection card and settings page with encrypted secret storage, rotation and connection activity.
- Restricted matching to verified email addresses and verified Iranian mobile numbers on active accounts, with bounded batch queries and privacy-safe audit records.
Long Blog page lists are now condensed around the current page so navigation stays clear as the article library grows.
What changed
- Kept the first page, last page, current page and nearby pages visible while collapsing skipped ranges into ellipses.
- Preserved previous and next navigation as well as active search and category filters.
- Adjusted control sizing and spacing for accessible, overflow-free navigation on desktop and mobile.
The final multilingual editorial batch adds practical controls for instrument data, calibration, automation source history and drawing consistency.
What changed
- Published guides for instrument indexes and calibration registers in all seven languages.
- Added a practical Git workflow for PLC and HMI projects with explicit native-package and recovery boundaries.
- Added a P&ID, loop-diagram and wiring cross-check guide with original responsive technical media.
Five seven-language guides now cover functional intent, requirements traceability and accountable document issue.
What changed
- Added functional-specification and control-narrative workflows.
- Explained the distinct roles of URS, FDS and SDS with bidirectional traceability.
- Added durable document numbering and master-document-register/transmittal practices.
Five multilingual guides connect commissioning plans, site acceptance, instrument checks, cause-and-effect tests and energy allocation.
What changed
- Added readiness gates and evidence flows for site acceptance and commissioning.
- Added instrument-loop and cause-and-effect test workflows.
- Added an accountable energy-per-product data path.
Five multilingual guides clarify industrial data roles, controlled low-code deployment, maintenance data and FAT acceptance.
What changed
- Compared historian, SCADA and time-series database responsibilities.
- Added controlled-production guidance for Node-RED and maintenance data maps.
- Added energy-dashboard and PLC/SCADA FAT evidence workflows.
Five multilingual guides improve alarm reviews, OPC UA information models, energy indicators, TIA Portal automation and industrial software inventories.
What changed
- Added alarm-rationalization and multivendor OPC UA modeling guidance.
- Added ISO 50001 EnPI evidence and auditable TIA Portal Openness workflows.
- Added an industrial SBOM lifecycle guide with clear product boundaries.
Five multilingual guides address OPC UA trust, integrator selection, edge gateways, obsolescence and patch rollback.
What changed
- Added certificate/TrustList troubleshooting and an automation RFP scorecard.
- Added edge-gateway handover and PLC/HMI obsolescence registers.
- Added a test-deploy-rollback workflow for OT patches.
