The 2024.3 release of the Thinkwise Platform introduces Personal Access Tokens (PATs) as an option to enhance security. PATs are a secure way for users to allow external parties to connect with your application. Some advantages of PATs are that user credentials are not shared, access can be limited to specific resources, and access can be revoked without changing the user's password.

Customized reports are now possible thanks to a new parameter property in the Software Factory and the ability to override the default report file in IAM.

Other highlights in IAM include environment interaction logs (to monitor the configuration of your environment), and security checks (to verify the data accessibility of your application).

We also made quite a number of quality-of-life improvements, including performance enhancements, better merging capabilities, UI/UX updates for unit tests, and new options in code search.

This release includes 16 Community ideas, representing 221 votes.

Hello everyone,

This release features the further integration of AI-powered model enrichments in the Software Factory. We have added new generic model enrichments and model enrichments specifically designed for a seamless transition to the Universal GUI. Many of the generic model enrichments have been made available as tasks on the screens where they can be of immediate use. The AI code review has been improved, and is now also available as a task.

An important visual change is that we have restructured the default menu in the Software Factory. It now contains a new menu group, Integration & AI, that allows easy access to screens that were previously only available as a tab in a branch. In IAM, the tabs in the menu item Applications have been restructured as well.

Another new feature in the Software Factory is the columnstore index support. A columnstore index offers substantial data compression, resulting in improved query performance. A powerful use case for columnstore indexes is storing LLM embeddings.

We have also introduced a new process flow connector: Web connection. It is an enhanced and re-usable version of the HTTP connector.

One of the new features in IAM is the support for public OpenID Connect clients in the client apps. This allows two types of clients: confidential and public.

This release includes 9 Community ideas representing 104 votes. For a full overview of all the new features and changes, please read the release notes below.

The 2024.1 release of the Thinkwise Platform features the introduction of model enrichments. Model enrichments are actions that automate parts of your manual workflows. You can use them to kick-start the work on your application before you start with manual fine-tuning.

We have also enhanced the merging process by introducing reciprocal merging. This allows you to merge a branch to its origin and continue working in the branch without having to manually merge the origin back to the branch. To prevent branches from being archived or deleted, we have introduced branch protection.

For the Universal GUI, we have added support for screen configuration preferences. Users can now, for example, select another screen type, and reorder or hide detail screens. You can read more about this in the Universal GUI release notes in the Thinkwise Community.

This release also includes 10 Community ideas representing 123 votes. One community idea that received many votes requested a double-click task that is bound to a specific column. This enhancement significantly improves the user experience by allowing each column in a grid to start a different process or handle specific data.

The highlight of this release is the introduction of generative AI in the Software Factory. We have added four Large Language Model connectors that you can use in your system flows. This opens a world of new possibilities.

Of course, we have also implemented AI in the Software Factory. The first use is for reviewing control procedures. You can decide whether you want to use it or not, to support a human review.

An important change in this release is that we have improved the merging process and its screens.

Below, you can read about all the improvements and additions, including 8 Community ideas representing 111 votes.

The 2023.2 release of the Thinkwise Platform includes many improvements and additions. One of the most visible changes is that we have revised the Result tab in the Functionality screen. An example of a new feature is, that you can now mark a column or domain for optimistic locking, which prevents users from editing the same record at the same time.

Because we value your input, this release also includes 29 community ideas representing 390 votes. One idea that received many votes was a Branch diagram for your models in the Software Factory. It provides a graphical overview of all the branches inside the model and how they interact. Another popular Community idea was to add the Match any (OR) option to the prefilters. This allows you to set up combinations of prefilters that were not possible before.

We are very excited to announce version 2023.1 of the Thinkwise Platform.

This release contains a major change in version control that affects a large part of the Software Factory. Make sure you carefully read all release notes for this change, as mentioned under the topics Breaking and A new way of version control.

We are very excited to announce version 2022.2 of the Thinkwise Platform.

This release contains so many new and improved features! For example, handler procedures for replacing GUI actions, OpenID provider registration and user provisioning, new process flow actions and connectors, improved file storage handling, time zone support, and a lot more.

Here is an overview of everything new, changed, and fixed. Make sure to check out the breaking changes.

The 2022.1 release of the Thinkwise Platform features a lot of additions and improvements, and a large number of feature requests and tickets have been addressed.

The 2021.3 release of the Thinkwise Platform features a lot of additions and improvements, and a large number of feature requests and tickets have been addressed.

The 2021.2 release of the Thinkwise Platform features a lot of additions and improvements, and a large number of feature requests and tickets have been addressed.

The 2021.1 release of the Thinkwise Platform features a lot of improvements and additions, and over 50 feature requests and issues have been addressed. The most important changes are listed in this post.

The 2020.2 release of the Thinkwise Platform features a lot of improvements and additions, and about 100 feature requests, ideas and issues have been addressed. The most important changes are listed in this post.

The 2020.1 release of the Thinkwise Platform features a lot of improvements and additions, and over 50 feature requests and issues have been addressed. The most important changes are listed in this post.

The 2019.2 release of the Thinkwise Platform features a lot of improvements and additions, and over 70 feature requests and issues have been addressed. The most important changes are listed in this post. A complete list of all changes can be found in the Thinkwise Community Portal.

The 2019.1 release of the Thinkwise Platform features a lot of improvements and additions, and over 100 feature requests and issues have been addressed. The most important changes are listed in this post. A complete list of all changes can be found in the Thinkwise Community Portal.

The 2018.3 release of the Thinkwise Platform features a lot of improvements and additions, and over 100 feature requests and issues have been addressed. The most important changes are listed in this post. A complete list of all changes can be found in the Thinkwise Community Portal.

The 2018.2 release of the Thinkwise Platform features a lot of improvements and additions. An overview of all changes can be found in the Thinkwise Community Portal.

Version 2018.1 of the Thinkwise Platform contains a lot of technical and functional changes. A complete list of all changes can be found in the Thinkwise Community Portal.