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August 31, 2026

Release notes for August 31, 2026.

A release centered on DAS and Public Safety planning depth, smarter capacity workflows, and sharper monitoring controls.

New

Design

Radiating Cable (Leaky Feeder) Planning

Plan leaky feeder runs end-to-end in DAS and Public Safety builds: browse vendor datasheets with coupling-loss and longitudinal-loss curves, draw the cable run on the floor plan, and read the per-band power it delivers at any point along the run. Learn more

Validate & Report

PCTEL Survey Import and Measured Public Safety Compliance

Import PCTEL SeeHawk/IBflex survey bundles, map each folder to a floor, and georeference the walk against your floor plan in two clicks. The compliance tab then lets you run a verdict against predicted data, imported walk layers, or an AHJ grid file, with every run persisted so a report can cite a specific result and compare measured against predicted side by side. Learn more

Improved

Design

  • Multi-floor 3D visibility: toggle individual floors on or off in the 3D view without changing the active floor.
  • Coverage and Capacity planning: the capacity scenario form now includes per-scenario demand selection, AP/client radio settings, and a minimum AP EIRP constraint, so the engine never quiets an AP below your power floor.
  • Demand overview: audit the exact client mix, busy-hour rates, and area totals the capacity engine will dimension against, directly in the scenario form.
  • DAS build workflow: head-end components can now be configured before placement, port pickers enforce antenna/head-end topology rules, and the AI placement form supports the full vendor/head-end cascade for DAS.
  • DAS port identity: port pickers now show real backend port names instead of synthesized positional labels, and the riser signal-trace highlight follows the full upstream-to-downstream chain rather than just one hop.

Simulation & Heatmaps

  • Heatmap surface targets: choose independently whether the heatmap paints above obstructions, stadium geometry, 3D mesh, or surfaces, and toggle ground coverage on or off, in both 2D and 3D views.
  • Crowd-sourced 5G data: 5G network data is now available in the outdoor operator picker, and each operator list is scoped to the product that actually carries it, so the indoor and outdoor pickers no longer show operators with no data for that context.

Validate & Report

  • IFC export schema: choose IFC 4 (broadly compatible with Revit, Navisworks, and Solibri) or IFC 4.3 (dedicated telecom entity types) when exporting, and optionally embed floor plan images so they survive a round trip into other tools.

Monitoring & AI

  • Historical analysis data sources: scope an analysis run to specific data sources and individual walk-test sessions, with per-source time windows passed to the agent, so results reflect exactly the data you intend.
  • Monitoring dashboard scope bar: apply dimension filters and a time-window override across every dashboard widget at once, with rolling-window chart axes that anchor to the clock rather than the newest data point.

Plus other fixes and improvements across the platform.

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