Release Notes

Inzwa Cloud – Release Notes (June 29, 2026)¶

Latest Updates Overview¶

This release introduces improvements to alarm management, device administration, Veva III configuration validation, firmware management, and overall usability.

Visualization Improvements¶

Configurable Threshold Lines¶

Threshold line visualization has been expanded to provide greater flexibility when analyzing measurement data.

New Visualization Controls¶

Threshold lines now support:

• Configurable line color
• Configurable line thickness
• Selection of the chart(s) on which each threshold is displayed

User-Defined Threshold Lines¶

Users can now create threshold lines that are independent of alarm settings.

Custom threshold lines are configured from the device configuration page and may be used to display:

• Engineering limits
• Regulatory limits
• Design targets
• Customer-defined reference values

Waveform Overlay Support¶

Alarm waveform visualizations now support simultaneous display of multiple measurement types.

Users may overlay any combination of:

• Velocity
• Acceleration
• Displacement

This enables direct comparison between measurement types during analysis of a single vibration event.

Waveform overlays improve interpretation of vibration characteristics while eliminating the need to switch between individual waveform views.

Alarm Severity Improvements¶

Alarm Severity Changes¶

The following default alarm severities have been updated to improve notification prioritization.

These changes allow users to more effectively distinguish informational events from higher priority vibration alarms when configuring notification rules.

Distribution groups were automatically updated to include the Warning severity level if the Major severity level was selected, but Warning was not.

Automatic Distribution Group Migration¶

To preserve existing notification behavior, distribution groups were automatically updated during the upgrade.

If a distribution group had Major selected but Warning was not selected, the Warning severity level was automatically enabled. This ensures that heartbeat timeout notifications continue to be delivered after their severity was changed from Major to Warning, eliminating the need for manual updates to existing notification configurations.

Distribution Group Improvements¶

Added severity descriptions to the Distribution Group configuration page.

Severity level explanations are now displayed to assist administrators when selecting notification thresholds.

Manage Devices¶

Hide Unused Devices¶

Added support for hiding unassigned devices from the Manage Devices table.

Hide Device¶

When a device is unassigned:

• A Hide Device action is available at the end of the device row.
• Hidden devices are removed from the default device list.

View Hidden Devices¶

Added a new filter option:

• Show Hidden Devices

When enabled:

• Only hidden devices are displayed.
• A Show Device action allows devices to be restored to the default list.

Veva III Configuration Validation¶

Heartbeat Interval Validation¶

Added configuration validation for Veva III devices.

If the configured heartbeat interval is shorter than the upload interval:

• A warning is displayed during configuration.
• Users are prevented from unintentionally creating false heartbeat timeout alarms.

This validation applies only to Veva III devices.

Chart Data Limit Notification¶

Added a notification to widgets capable of displaying large datasets.

When the maximum number of retrievable data points has been reached:

• A message indicates that the chart is displaying the maximum available data points.
• Users are informed that additional data may exist outside the displayed dataset.

This improves interpretation of charts containing truncated datasets.

Project Location Editing¶

Added interactive project location editing.

Project markers can now be repositioned directly on the map by dragging the marker.

The updated coordinates are automatically saved when the project is updated.

Veva III Firmware Management¶

Added support for remote firmware upgrades.

Users can now update Veva III devices to the latest available firmware directly from Inzwa Cloud.

This simplifies deployment of firmware improvements and feature updates without requiring support assistance.

Additional Notes¶

• Alarm severity changes affect newly generated notifications.
• Hidden devices remain available within the system and can be restored at any time.
• Heartbeat validation applies only to Veva III devices.
• Firmware update availability depends on device model and connectivity.

Inzwa Cloud – Release Notes (May 9, 2026)¶

Latest Updates Overview¶

This release expands Inzwa Cloud’s compliance, remote device management, reporting, and visualization capabilities. Major additions include automated integration with New York City DEP sound monitoring requirements, remote Veva III command execution, project-level file management, enhanced device visualization, and expanded threshold configuration options.

NYC DEP Noise Monitoring Compliance Integration¶

Automated DEP Data Sharing¶

As of April 21, 2026, the New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) requires qualifying construction projects to:

• Monitor environmental noise levels
• Provide live sound level data access to the DEP

Inzwa Cloud now includes native support for DEP compliance workflows.

One-Step Project Compliance Configuration¶

Users can enable DEP integration by configuring a project preference within Inzwa Cloud.

Once enabled:

• Noise monitoring data is automatically shared with the DEP
• No external middleware or manual export process is required
• Live sound level data delivery is handled directly through the platform

Additional Information¶

For details on NYC DEP requirements:

• Inzwa Blog Post
• NYC DEP Construction Noise Monitoring Requirements

Veva III Configuration Changes¶

Advanced Axis Threshold Configuration¶

Based on user feedback, independent axis threshold configuration has been restored as an advanced option.

Users can now optionally configure:

• X-axis threshold
• Y-axis threshold
• Z-axis threshold

This allows more granular vibration monitoring for directional sensitivity applications.

Remote Veva III Command Execution¶

On-Demand Buffered Data Uploads¶

Users frequently requested the ability to remotely trigger uploads of queued or buffered data without contacting support.

Inzwa Cloud now supports direct remote command execution for Veva III devices.

Available Commands¶

Users can now instruct a Veva III to:

• Upload queued event data to Inzwa Cloud
• Upload buffered files to Inzwa Cloud
• Perform a soft reset of a Veva III

Access Location¶

Commands are available from:

• Manage Devices

Alarm Notification Defaults¶

Default Notification Behavior¶

If no distribution group is assigned to a project:

• Alarm notifications are automatically sent to the project creator (administrator)

Distribution Group Override¶

When one or more distribution groups are assigned:

• Notifications are routed exclusively to those groups
• Administrators only receive notifications if explicitly included

Purpose¶

This behavior prevents alarm conditions from going unnoticed due to incomplete notification configuration.

Project File Management¶

Centralized Project Document Storage¶

Projects can now maintain associated files directly within Inzwa Cloud.

Supported use cases include:

• Permits
• Compliance documentation
• Site plans
• Reports
• Reference images
• Customer deliverables

Access Location¶

Files are managed from:

• Manage Projects -> Edit Project

Device Image Support¶

Device Image Association¶

Users can now associate an image with any device.

Visualization Integration¶

Device images appear within:

• Device pop-ups on project maps
• Device detail views

This simplifies field identification and deployment verification.

Configuration Location¶

Images can be uploaded from:

• Configure Device

Notes¶

• No breaking API changes in this release
• Existing threshold configurations are automatically migrated
• Advanced axis thresholds are disabled by default and available as an optional configuration mode
• NYC DEP integration is available for supported sound monitoring deployments.

For implementation details or API-specific questions, contact Inzwa support.

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.