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What’s new. And what’s next.

Each point on the line is something you can do now that you could not before. The dashed stretch is what is being built next, with no dates promised.

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  1. Access

    Role checks in every part of the platform

    The same role checks that protect map data today, applied everywhere else in the platform too.

  2. Reports & exports

    Your own work fields in reports

    The fields you add to work and work items, in the report designer next to map attributes.

Shipped

September 2026

  1. Field

    See where the crew is

    While the map is open, see where colleagues were last seen in the past 12 hours and the route each took today, with a count for each day. Whoever manages the project can look back 30 days.

  2. Catalog Studio

    Projects linked to their catalogue

    A new project uses its catalogue live, so a change made in Catalog Studio reaches it straight away. Detach a project when it needs its own copy; from then on it takes changes only when you sync them.

  3. Catalog Studio

    Background colour for tool icons

    Give a point tool a colour that fills the inside of its icon, so the symbol stays readable over satellite imagery. It shows on the map, in Catalog Studio and on photo stickers, and in KMZ exports from 2026-09-23.

  4. Field

    Mark up feature photos

    Open a feature’s photo and draw on it with a pen, arrows, boxes, ellipses, text and the project’s tool icons as stickers, then save over the original or as a new photo.

  5. Reports & exports

    Exports in your display format

    CSV, XLSX and KMZ files now follow your display preferences: date order and style, 12- or 24-hour time, decimal mark, thousands grouping and units. True and false read as Yes and No.

  6. Quality

    Check for unconnected line ends

    A new quality check reports each end of a line that is not connected to anything, for the line tools you choose. Set to Restrict, a crew cannot finish the line until both ends are snapped.

  7. Quality

    Rules that refuse the edit

    Set a quality rule to Restrict and the map refuses the edit instead of reporting the problem afterwards. It applies to unconnected line ends, zero-length lines and polygons whose border crosses itself.

  8. Quality

    Replay an automation run

    Open a past run of an automation rule and replay it on the rule’s canvas, each step marked as ran, skipped or no effect, with the values its conditions read.

  9. Access

    Share a single job

    Share one job with a crew or a subcontractor: they work in the job’s project but reach map features only inside the job’s area. Move the boundary and their reach moves with it.

  10. Reports & exports

    Map PDF and map book

    Save the map as you see it to a one-page PDF, or produce a map book: an overview, then detail sheets at a fixed scale wherever work has been drawn, with an index when there is more than one sheet. Both are made in the browser.

  11. Quality

    Automation rules drawn as a flow

    Build an automation rule on a canvas from actions, yes/no conditions, switches that try their cases in order, and scopes that group steps, so one rule can decide, act and decide again.

  12. Quality

    Functions in automation values

    An automation rule can work out the value it writes with functions such as min, max, round, if, coalesce and concat, where before it could only add, subtract, multiply or divide two numbers.

  13. Quality

    Grouped conditions in automation rules

    Bracket an automation rule’s conditions into groups joined by And, Or or None, up to three levels deep, so one rule can say “this, and either of those”.

  14. Quality

    Quality checks you configure

    The map’s quality checks are now rules on the catalogue, set in a Quality tab in Catalog Studio: switch a check off, scope it to one tool, set the near-miss tolerance, or choose whether it reports an error or a warning.

August 2026

  1. Reports & exports

    AND/OR filter groups in reports

    Group a report’s filters in brackets, each group with its own AND or OR, up to three levels deep, so one report can ask for “open or in progress, and in this city”.

  2. Reports & exports

    KMZ draws your visual rules

    KMZ exports now show the badges, halos and line crossings that your visual rules put on the map.

  3. Reports & exports

    Reports for chosen jobs or a lasso

    Export one of your reports for the jobs you pick, or for the features you lasso on the map, the way KMZ already could.

July 2026

  1. Reports & exports

    Your own attributes in reports

    The attributes you define now appear in the report designer’s field list, so a report can show, filter and total them like any other field.

  2. Reports & exports

    Reports built like a pivot table

    Drag fields into rows and values, and the grouping and totals follow. Sort, keep the top results and watch a live preview as you build.

  3. Reports & exports

    Export from the map

    Export straight from the project map: name it, choose what it covers, and pick KMZ or one of your reports. It runs in the background, and the file downloads when it is ready.

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