Tables, MQTT, and
forecasting from your own files.

Table panel

Put selected columns or a whole dataset straight into a table, with sorting and column renaming. Cells can carry change indicators and mini charts, so a table reads as a status view rather than a wall of numbers. For the times when the figures themselves are the answer.

MQTT data connector

Dashboards can now take JSON messages straight from an MQTT broker, with support for MQTT 3.1.1 and 5.0, authentication, and QoS levels 0 and 1. If your telemetry already lives on a broker, the database or file you were bridging it through is no longer needed.

Time series forecasting from file datasets

Train a forecasting model on an uploaded file and save the result as a dataset you can chart like any other. Prediction intervals are included where calibration data allows. A project built on historical data can now show where the line is heading, not only where it has been.

Also in this release

Data sources and downloads

• Export your data to CSV or Excel
• Add an index column to a dataset without preparing one upstream
• Gateway 1.2.0 adds Oracle and MQTT support

Charts and panels

• Data-driven colours and sizes can now be combined on the same series
• Gauge resizing and video panel improvements
• Assets can be deleted from the project side

Performance and fixes

• PDF export now waits until the dashboard is ready instead of using a fixed delay, so exports are both faster and more reliable
• Fixes across polling, caching, licensing, charts, maps, video and onboarding

Security and dependency updates. This release includes security patches and dependency updates across the platform. The sign-in service has since received its own round of security patches and fixes as well.