Journal des modifications

Adopting a graded strategy from the library materializes real job plans, one per maintenance cycle, and schedules them automatically — monthly, quarterly, and annual work now generates on its own instead of needing to be rebuilt by hand. Safety-critical tasks require an explicit acknowledgement before adoption, and later strategy updates revise the same plans instead of creating duplicates.

Every fuel fill-up, tyre fitment, and tyre reading now feeds the vehicle's real odometer, so distance-based maintenance triggers on actual usage instead of stale manual entries. Implausible jumps are quarantined for review rather than silently accepted, and a one-time back-fill recovers the true reading from your fleet's own history.

Extinguishers, hydrants, sprinklers, fire alarm and detection, emergency lighting, and fire doors, each with an inspection, testing and maintenance routine cited to the standard it comes from — split by jurisdiction (US, UK, South Africa) so the numbers you see are the ones that actually apply to you.

The Solar Operations pack now covers battery energy storage system health cycles, grounding and lightning protection, and combiner ground-fault monitoring, with several standard citations corrected for accuracy.

Work order, inspection, asset, job plan, and contract exports are now branded with your organisation's logo and colours, and work order closeout and inspection completion can capture a signature — drawn or typed — right on the document.

A gateway you run on your own network observes what is already there and feeds a reconciliation queue, so devices become registered assets with one decision instead of one spreadsheet row at a time. A device register, per-device detail with covering contracts, and agent-reported hardware and software inventory complete the picture.

A licence register that knows which devices actually run each product, links entitlements to the contracts that pay for them, and shows under-licensing exposure before an audit does. SaaS subscriptions get the same treatment, app by app.

The map now renders named streets and buildings at working zoom levels, networks have their own register with spans and nodes, open-work badges light up on the assets that carry them, and upstream/downstream tracing answers what an outage touches. A guided importer brings existing network data in with derived topology.

Purpose-built registers and workflows for space occupancy, HACCP critical control points, product recall drills, fleet operations with DVIR, outage management, site energy and fuel tanks, and calibration traceability with certificates — each installable as its own module with templates included.

Monitoring now ingests from on-premise collectors with signed binaries and enrolment, optional active discovery finds what passive listening cannot, and the gateway telemetry relay buffers readings to disk through outages so a connectivity blip no longer costs you data. Gateway status is honest: silence past an hour shows as stale, never as a green badge.

Each budget now opens into its own page with line-level spend, commitments, and alerts, and cost figures across the app reconcile to the same ledger.

Build data tables with your own columns, scope, filters and sorting; run a report for exactly the period you mean with timezone-safe presets; and get cleaner documents — real dates, sections that hide when empty, orientation control, and print-safe wrapping.

Assess asset criticality, work through FMEA per asset class with live RPN scoring, and manage the strategy library that turns analysis into scheduled work.

A My Day view collects what needs you today; registers open with a consistent overview band; and where a figure cannot be read it now shows a dash instead of a confident zero.

Account now has a Billing tab that answers the questions you actually have: which plan you are on, how much of its included sites and users you are using, which paid modules make up your bill, and what your next renewal date is. An itemised statement breaks the total down line by line instead of showing a single figure, and a billing contact can be set so invoices reach the right person.

You can now preview and confirm a plan change from inside FLUXO, with the price difference shown before you commit, and open a secure billing portal to update your payment method, download invoices, or cancel. Upgrades apply to your existing subscription rather than starting a second one alongside it.

Plan and add-on prices shown on our websites are generated from the same catalogue the product bills from, instead of being maintained by hand in two places. What you see quoted is what you are charged.

A new paid module for building and governing your maintenance strategy — a catalogue of strategies graded by the strength of their evidence, applied to many assets at once, version-pinned so a strategy in use cannot change under you, with adoption and effectiveness analytics. Source documents can be ingested directly, including scanned PDFs, with extracted content marked according to how well it could be verified against the original.

A review closed several paths where data could be reachable beyond its intended boundary, including an entitlements function that was callable more broadly than intended and a gap in asset visibility rules between sites. No evidence of customer data being accessed through these paths was found — this is proactive hardening, part of our ongoing review process.

A new Availability tab turns logged downtime into capacity-weighted uptime and availability metrics per asset, site, and time period — the same lens used for OEE and reliability reporting in mature maintenance programs. Downtime automatically triggers workflows (e.g. notify a supervisor, open a follow-up work order), and every reporting period is captured as a snapshot so trends survive even as underlying data changes. Add it to your Report Composer dashboards alongside your other KPIs.

Work Orders, Inspections, and Assets now share one FormRenderer engine and a unified tab bar, so custom Form Studio profiles behave the same way everywhere instead of each entity having its own quirks. Admins can also hide specific built-in sections per profile — like planning helpers or the compliance permit selector — so a form shows exactly the fields a team needs and nothing else.

A platform-wide audit found and closed 17 database functions that were reachable without proper authorization due to a default-permission quirk in our infrastructure, plus tightened isolation on cost-tracking integrations to prevent any cross-tenant data leakage. No customer data was found to have been accessed through these paths — this is a proactive hardening pass, part of our ongoing security review process.