Console

2026.10

✨ Features

• Pairing as bulk operations — pairings are made, pushed again and removed for a whole selection as one operation rather than a request per pairing, and a pending pairing says why the gateway has not taken it yet. A register can list what its gateways still hold that the register has already released.
• Configuration templates — a register's devices can be linked to a configuration template, and unlinked, individually or in bulk. The entry lists narrow to the devices on one template, a site's device entity names the template its device follows, and the configuration editor says where a configuration came from and honours a lock.
• Staged configuration control — a device's gateways can be told to apply or cancel a staged configuration, and the register heals configuration drift on its own, so no one runs a convergence pass. Push resends a configuration, Reset forgets it, and Clear empties it — three actions that were previously easy to confuse.
• Configuration field types — a configuration field can address a single bit of a number, and integer fields read as integers.
• Site entity management — a device entity can be moved or copied elsewhere within its site, many of a site's entities can be deleted at once, and deleting an entity with children removes everything under it.
• Device register entries — entries read the way the Portal's do, including a Routing column, and turning off roaming creation asks for confirmation beside the switch and warns that gateways drop unpaired roaming devices.
• Hub user management from the register — a hub's users are managed from the register's gateway as well as from Fleet.
• Resource landings — the Sites and Device registers landings list what the tenant holds, and a resource group's own address opens its resources.
• Service update visibility — the shell says when the service is being updated.

🛠️ Fixes

• Hub actions address the hub a gateway is routed to, and a hub's editor opened from its register says where its features are known.
• Concurrent edits are caught rather than silently overwritten: sites, site entities, egress targets, templates and configurations are all saved against the revision they were read at, and an edit refused because somebody saved first says so and stops.
• Reset and Clear refuse to overwrite a configuration that changed since it was read, and Push is offered only for a configuration the cloud manages.
• A device whose state cannot be read fails in a toast rather than taking out the section, and an operation of a kind the build does not recognise no longer takes the shell down.
• Live updates are more honest: an empty register is quiet rather than lost, the footer says when live updates are not arriving, and a stream the server keeps faulting is reopened less and less often and says why.
• A gateway type is refused before it is sent, created, imported or edited in.
• Sign-in no longer returns to a sign-in page, and background renewal does not start a sign-in over one already in progress.
• Relative times read in the reader's language, and the activity feed, JSON editor and shared fields speak Finnish.
• A delete that would be refused says what has to go first, and what an add or delete changed shows in the list that started it.
• Layout holds together down to the 450px floor, and a menu item's glyph has its own column in Firefox.

⚠️ Compatibility

• Requires One 2026.10.0 or later.

2026.9

✨ Features

• New Console experience — an application rail, contextual navigation, responsive page actions, and clearer tenant and environment context make operational work easier to navigate.
• Operations workspace — start supported operations, follow live progress from the activity center, inspect steps and partial outcomes, and open detailed errors from notifications.
• Device state and control — view capability-based device state, operate supported controls, send raw device commands, and monitor updates in real time.
• Device-register management — import devices from spreadsheets, edit per-device configuration, inspect configuration status, and manage gateway pairing and routing.
• Site workspace — browse and edit entity trees, manage attributes and device links, import site definitions, and control linked devices without leaving the site context.
• Resource creation wizards — guided creation for subscriptions, resource groups, sites, device registers, and other resources includes validation and a review step.
• Templates and key vaults — create and edit site or device templates with a schema-aware JSON editor, and manage tenant or device-register keys from dedicated workspaces.
• Backstage administration — authorized operators can manage hubs, workers, tenants, and cross-tenant device registers from a dedicated area.
• Personalized data handling — optional response caching exposes a data-freshness setting, while unknown API types degrade gracefully instead of breaking a view.