Release Notes

Inzwa Cloud – Release Notes (March 7, 2026)¶

Latest Updates Overview¶

This release introduces enhanced Veva data capabilities, streamlined configuration, improved notification defaults, and several usability improvements across the platform.

Veva Data Enhancements¶

• Veva (E01) now provides peak particle acceleration (PPA) and peak particle displacement (PPD) alongside velocity data.
• New dashboard tabs for real-time acceleration and displacement visualization.
• Support for acceleration-based alarm thresholds.
• PPA and PPD included in report aggregation tables and charts.
• Additional vibration modes (e.g., Vibration Dose Value) available—contact sales for details.

Veva Configuration Improvements¶

• Simplified alarm configuration with a single threshold value applied across all axes.
• Per-axis threshold configuration to be reintroduced in an upcoming release as an advanced option.

Alarm Notification Defaults¶

• Projects without a distribution group will default to notifying the project administrator.
• When distribution groups are assigned, notifications follow group membership.

Battery Depletion Projection¶

• Veva dashboard now displays an estimated battery replacement date based on current usage.

AMTS Monitored Point Management¶

• Ability to disable unused monitored points, removing them from visualizations and reports without affecting historical data.

Additional Improvements¶

• Added low-level alarm thresholds for Geokon VW & Tilt devices.
• Last Veva start time now displayed in the Manage Devices table.
• Calibration dates visible for Veva devices.
• Device project history includes user-assigned labels.

For more information about any of these updates, please contact support or your account representative.