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# February 2026

**Version 2026.2**

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### Highlights

This release introduces the new **Insights** page, which provides clear analysis across **climate, signals, and ventilation**. It is powered by our evolving Data Platform, which we have enhanced over the past few months to deliver reliable, well-structured data. The release also brings increased reliability, performance, and data accuracy throughout the system.

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### myPortal — Customers

* Faster, more responsive views for large datasets — especially Zone Assets in buildings with areas greater than 10,000 m².
* Improved handling and display of sensor values, with clearer units and error messages.

### BackOffice & Integration - Partners

* Added **Yggio** as a building data provider to support seamless integration.
* Enhanced visualization of faulty data in the **Dataset Viewer**, including clear indicators for frozen periods.
* Focused improvements to Zone Assets building integration tools, including the **Components Editor**.

### Smart Control

* Greater robustness in optimization and training workflows, with improved handling of data issues — resulting in higher uptime and more consistent savings.
* Improved handling of non-office periods, especially around end-of-year holidays when many systems are offline. Optimization now continues reliably during these periods instead of failing on missing data.

### Insights

A new Insights menu with three views. These pages are still in development, and more views will be added soon.

#### **Climate**

* Display historical climate data (temperature, CO�₂ level, relative humidity) with up to one year of history.
* Show climate thresholds to assess optimization performance.

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#### **R/W Discrepancies**

* Pinpoint deviations that require attention to ensure optimal energy savings results.
* Tap to select Office hours / All hours.

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#### **CO2 Detailed**

* Information about CO₂ levels during the day/week.
* Suggestions for changing start/stop times for ventilation based on CO₂ level analysis.

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