Release Notes 17.07.2026 - v4.0.0
📝 This release is about getting from raw data to a working process model faster — and collaborating on the results. A new automatic Entity-Graph suggestion builds a starting model straight from your database schema, a new Snowflake connector broadens where that data can come from, and richer join-property handling makes modeling more flexible. On top of that, you can now share dashboards with colleagues, see exactly which permissions a user or department has, and drive the analyzer entirely from fullscreen. Under the hood, the whole platform has moved to the latest framework generation for better performance and long-term maintainability.
📅 17.07.2026
🔖 Version 4.0.0
✨ Features
- Automatic Entity-Graph suggestion
You can now request a suggested Entity-Graph and let Noreja propose a starting model directly from your database schema. Choose which tables to consider, and the suggestion generates activities with a suggested timestamp and relationships with a suggested property mapping. If a model already exists, only new activities and relationships are added, marked as unconfigured so you stay in control. The suggestion runs in the background with live progress — you can leave the page and come back, and it keeps running. A new timestamp-distribution analysis in the activity configuration helps you pick the right timestamp. - New database connector: Snowflake
You can now connect directly to a Snowflake data source and use it in the Entity-Graph Builder, alongside the existing connectors. - Use joined properties in modeling
Properties joined from another table can now be used both in relationship mappings and in dimension filters, just like properties from the base table. Joined properties are clearly separated from base-table properties in the interface, and the activity and relationship configuration now opens directly below the graph instead of in a modal — making the whole modeling flow smoother and easier to follow. - Share dashboards with your colleagues
When creating a dashboard you can now choose who can see it: keep it private, make it available to everyone, or share it with specific users, departments, or permission roles. Shared access can be granted read-only or with editing rights, so colleagues can view or actively work on the dashboard as needed. - See the permissions a user or department actually has
The user and department views now show a detailed, read-only overview of the resulting permissions — including everything inherited from assigned groups, roles, and permissions. This makes it far easier to understand and troubleshoot who can do what. Permissions can also be assigned directly from the department view. - Full control of the analyzer in fullscreen
Fullscreen mode is no longer view-only. You can now adjust graph settings, switch between variants and cases, apply filters, and change the layout without leaving fullscreen — so you can explore large models without constantly switching back and forth. - Faster browsing of context assignments
Context access lists are now paginated and can be sorted and searched, making it much easier to work through large numbers of assignments. - Agent chat keywords in your language
In the AI chat, agent and knowledge-base hashtags now appear in your language (for example a translated keyword instead of a technical identifier, both while typing and in the conversation. It is now immediately clear which agent or knowledge base you are addressing.
🐛 Bug Fixes
- Accurate timestamps after a reimport
Reimporting data no longer changes the "created" and "last changed" timestamps on dimensions and entity graphs. These now reflect genuine changes to the model rather than routine reloads. - Mermaid diagrams fill the fullscreen view
Mermaid diagrams now scale to fit the entire fullscreen dialog, so they are easier to read at a glance.