Portal

2026.10

Pairing workflows on the paged pairing surface — device pairings and pairing counts are read from their own paged surface, with scoped pairing wizards, an explicit automatic-pairing choice, and the gateway end of a pairing shown alongside how a gateway holds a device.
Gateway registration and inventory — gateway registration is simpler and confirmable, devices can be pulled from gateway rows, and register entries can be imported with a readiness check before committing.
Canonical capability controls — device capabilities render through canonical controls, with a capability gallery for reference.
Vendor-aware device creation — device creation is guided by vendor facts and prefilled from them, and the portal recognises device types declared by their vendor that it previously did not know.
Device register behavior settings — registers expose their own behavior settings, and register views keep status and tabs current as work progresses.

Pairing a device provisions it rather than waiting to be shown it, pairing counts refresh behind the actions that change them, and a device whose pairings were all released no longer reads as unpaired.
Hub user management works again for routed hub gateways: the Users panel addresses the hub a gateway is actually routed to, so listing, invitation and revocation reach the right hub.
Gateway connectivity is distinguished from the reachability of the devices behind it.
Device deletion no longer issues detail reads mid-delete or duplicate deletes from the grid, and the register refreshes afterwards.
Site entities unlink their devices before the entity is deleted, and design-time device modeling is preserved.
Real-time updates add HTTP streaming for clients that cannot hold a socket, and quiet register subscriptions no longer raise delivery alarms.
Optional device metadata is normalized on every entry write, and routing and tags survive full-state updates.
Configuration revision is rebased on the portal's own save, and Finnish device messages were corrected.
Vendor lookups report rather than refuse when a vendor is unknown.

React rendering was instrumented and cleaned up, and data freshness now defaults to no caching.

Requires One 2026.10.0 or later.
The portal reads pairings from the paged pairing surface and no longer uses the inline pairing fields on a device entry, which are removed in One 2026.10.

Operation activity center — follow long-running work from one place, including progress, degraded outcomes, child results, and actionable error details.
Manage workspace — administration now uses persistent left navigation, sortable data grids, and clearer overview pages for subscriptions, resource groups, schemas, templates, and key vaults.
Improved site management — browse sites in a data grid, navigate their entity hierarchy, edit site and entity details, and reconstruct complete site data on demand.
Device linking and control — pick devices when creating site entities, inspect linked device state and capabilities, and run supported device commands directly from site and device views.
Device-register workflows — searchable register selection, register-first filtering, configuration revision status, public pairing workflows, and clearer device actions and deletion details.
Resource lifecycle tools — provider-aware create, edit, and delete dialogs now support resource metadata with safer confirmation flows.
Service compatibility gate — the portal detects unsupported service versions and provides clear recovery states when a service is unavailable.
Improved Finnish localization across administration, device, site, and error views.

Authentication startup, expired-session recovery, and tenant switching are more reliable.
Real-time site updates are delivered correctly and connections recover more consistently after interruptions.
Device routing, configuration writes, and operation progress now report partial failures instead of hiding them.
Site and device views handle missing links, loading states, and navigation more clearly.
Destructive actions use stronger confirmations, including key revocation and resource deletion.

Site entities and subscription resources are loaded only for the active view, reducing initial work on large deployments.
Administration grids fill the available workspace and use server-side ordering for smoother browsing.

Device configuration revisions — configuration management now supports versioning and monitoring. Track configuration revisions over time and see each device's applied versus desired revision at a glance.
Connection mode — choose how the portal connects to the service (Automatic, Direct, or HTTP) from the toolbar, with a live indicator showing the current connection status.
Language switcher with flags — the language menu now shows country flags, and Finnish translation coverage has been greatly expanded across the portal.
Capabilities — using new capability definitions and less manual configuration.

Connectivity — more reliable real-time connections, with automatic fallback so the portal keeps working smoothly on unstable networks.
Attribute validation — corrected validation when editing attributes.
Device register & site details — a range of UI improvements to these views.
Data display & controls — polished how information is presented and controlled throughout the portal.
Performance — general performance improvements and reduced memory usage.

KeyVault for storing secrets with rolling updates.
Experimental devices view preview with device details.
Experimental support for disabling real time events streaming to improve performance in large deployments.
PLAY_VOLUME, REC_VOLUME and VOLUME capability support.
Map tab in site details view
Devices tab in site details view
Device register filter by status

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