RELEASE NOTES
Changelog
What shipped, in the order it shipped. Grouped by what it changes for you rather than by the commits behind it.
20 August 2026
Fleet schedule, and a map-first vehicle picker
- The fleet calendar lands: absences, maintenance windows and committed legs for every truck on one timeline.
- Picking a vehicle now happens on the map — you see where a truck actually is before you commit it, not after.
- Map surfaces load on demand, so the fleet and dispatch pages open noticeably faster on a cold visit.
19 August 2026
Billing you can read before you are charged
- An invoice announces itself by email the moment it is ready, and a monthly statement summarises the period.
- Usage is keyed per committed leg, so every line traces back to one leg of one chain instead of a monthly total.
- Own-fleet work is told apart from procured capacity in the usage breakdown.
19 August 2026
One identity per shipment, and honest platform names
- The same load seen on two exchanges resolves to one shipment, so duplicates stop competing with each other.
- Every freight platform is named in the interface, and a load can say it appears on more than one.
- Visibility is a property of each sighting and is derived per organization, so what you can see is yours alone.
18 August 2026
An audit trail worth reading
- Thirty-three activity verbs across seven namespaces replace the generic entries the activity log used to record.
- Activity is written on the same transaction as the change it describes, so a change can no longer commit without its record.
- Refused actions are recorded too — who tried, on what, and which rule stopped them.
15 August 2026
Freight chains, rebuilt around the map
- The chain workspace, the timeline and the map share one filter set, so narrowing one narrows all three.
- Creating a chain is a single flow whether you start from a shipment, from a vehicle, or from nothing.
- Chain cost breakdowns are shown in place rather than behind a separate sheet.