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June 2026

Version 2026.6


Highlights

June completes the OpenMeteo migration — every building now runs on the new weather provider, for more stable and accurate predictions. A new data integration went live (ProptechOS), sensor onboarding got richer (Fabege room sensors, Propeye), and we began rolling out single sign-on via Keycloak across myPortal and BackOffice. Under the hood, the optimizer is faster and more resilient.


myPortal — Customers

  • Single sign-on (Keycloak) — myPortal now authenticates through Keycloak, the foundation for a unified, more secure login across Myrspoven products.

  • Sensor map — design improvements to the floor-plan view, and floor-plan blueprints are now supported for placing sensors.

  • Insights — corrected the outdoor-temperature series in the climate trend.

Fixes

  • Access pages occasionally failed to load (including when page styling was served from cache) — resolved.

  • User lists now display correctly even when a user has no name set.

BackOffice & Integration - Partners

New integrations

  • ProptechOS — new building data provider with full discovery, read, write, and historical support.

  • Fidelix Analytics — custom unit parser plus correct unit and data-type mapping.

BackOffice

  • Manual setpoints — now shows optimizer status with an enable/disable toggle, and supports write signals without transformation tables (including self-referencing transformations).

  • Comfort schedule — night cooling can now raise AHU pressure via a negative pressure factor, not only lower it (requested by Hemsö).

  • Partner superusers can now edit all of their company's building groups, not only the ones they belong to.

  • Blueprints — create and manage floor-plan blueprints for sensor placement.

Fixes

  • Long signal names no longer break the Comfort Schedule UI.

  • Building groups now shown.

Smart Control

  • All buildings now use OpenMeteo — the weather-provider migration begun in May is complete, giving more stable and accurate weather inputs to every building.

  • Smarter ventilation grouping — buildings where more than half the circuits are ventilation now switch to ventilation-based grouping automatically.

  • Faster optimizer — per-run data fetch cut from 225 hours to 48; baseline ventilation handling reworked for speed.

  • More resilient — the optimizer now handles signals being enabled or disabled mid-run without disruption.

  • Dew point safety margin — added and validated the +2 °C condensation guard on chilled-water setpoints.

Fixes

  • Comfort schedule no longer lowers too far when a signal's min/max bounds are low.

  • Ventilation supply temperature on no-cooling systems is now clipped by outdoor temperature.

Data Platform

  • Meter pipelines now on Spark — extending May's Spark migration to district-heating and metering data, for faster, more scalable processing.

  • Building analysis overview — a new weekly aggregation job and square-metre (m²) KPI normalization, complementing May's daily aggregator.

  • Faster deviation summaries — deviation data is now preaggregated, cutting query time and memory use.

  • Infrastructure — Airflow upgraded with CDC table compaction and maintenance tuning.

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