April 2026
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Version 2026.4
This release focuses on making AI performance more visible and verifiable, both for customers in myPortal and for partners in BackOffice. The new AI Performance view provides a cleaner, more complete picture across all building systems.
The new AI Performance view lets customers monitor and compare AI-controlled system performance across their building.
Components are grouped by system, such as Heating and Ventilation, with individual time-series graphs showing how the AI manages each signal.
Customers can filter by component type and date range, and drill into any signal for a detailed breakdown.
The view also includes a side-by-side comparison of actual AI behavior vs. the estimated without-AI counterfactual, plus weather context and air quality data.


For buildings without a floor plan, the Sensor Map now displays as a full signal list.
Customers can see all apartment and zone sensors in one scrollable view, with live comfort status, current temperature values, AI-enabled toggles per sensor, and editable min and max setpoints.
From the same view, users can search, filter by group, flag bottlenecks, and save custom sensor groups or create trends — the same capabilities as the map view.

Fabege — Integration with write and discovery capabilities significantly improved.
Siemens Building X — Discovery enriched with point-group tags and improved HVAC tag aliases for better SignalPosition mapping.
Propeye — Historical read support added.
A new diagnostic view in BackOffice highlights and helps debug AI Control configuration issues per building.
Preview and insert missing data gaps in signal history directly from BackOffice.
Useful when BMS data readings have been faulty, or to upload historical energy meter data essential to evaluations.
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