On a plant whose feed-in energy comes from more than one meter — including plants that publish their combined inverter power as the feed-in measurement — the performance ratio swung between implausible values. It is now calculated from a single summed feed-in energy figure. Your plants receive this with their next agent update.
"Deep Analysis" on a plant's components page now runs without asking anything: the on-site agent scans the last 90 days of weather, picks up to seven mostly-clear days, and fits every string's orientation, tilt and panel count across them. You no longer choose a date or an analysis mode.
On plants without remote access the day power chart no longer hatches the whole day; its tooltip names affected connections or reports their state unknown.
The monthly production chart shows a bar slot for every day of the selected range; days without data stay empty instead of being left out.
Add strings to several inverters or combiner boxes at once; editing a string opens prefilled, and you pick an attachment only where combiner boxes exist.
In the data logger wizard, "Reconnect" re-establishes a dropped probe stream and keeps your step, credentials and value mapping.
Anyone who can see a wizard run started by the on-site agent can stop it; an unresponsive run now fails after 30 minutes.
In the network monitor you pick a device's type from a fixed list, and the device table explains its type icons in a legend.
The remote-access activity heatmap opens on the most recent weeks, and its weekday labels stay in place while you scroll it.
On a plant's core data, the image appears in 4:3 with a crop preview, and clicking site or inverter peak power copies it in watts.
A plant's string list now flags exactly the strings that need you: configuration unknown on both sides, a measurement that contradicts the configuration, or a string detected as not connected. "Review" opens that list with the configured and detected values side by side, and "Mark as reviewed" clears a flag until the next analysis finds the problem again.
The data logger wizard now onboards Fronius Datamanager and Datalogger devices. No credentials are needed: the on-site agent reads every inverter and an optional sensor card from the device itself, so only the device's address is required.
On a plant's components page you can select inverters — or all inverters of the plant — and assign their model datasheet or show hidden ones in one step. Where a datasheet is attached, the model name in the inverter, string and battery tables opens it.
Technical and commercial managers can now open, upload and manage files of every category in plant and organization storage. Accounting and contracts belong to commercial managers; technical managers no longer reach them, nor the organization's AI overview and chat-history clearing, which stay with admins and moderators. Members with viewer access can no longer open plant storage files.
When you create a WireGuard remote-access server on a plant, "Require a pre-shared key" is on by default: the connected site gets a generated key on top of its keypair, shown once after creation. For an existing connection, "Include a pre-shared key" adds, renews or removes the key when you regenerate its configuration.
Starting a network scan on a plant's networking page now opens a dialog: leave "Scan range (optional)" empty to scan the whole network or enter a smaller subnet, and tick "Overwrite existing names" to replace device names with the latest analysis. While the scan runs, found devices appear in the table and fill in as they are identified.
The data logger wizard now onboards QReader loggers. On the "Map values" step you browse every raw value the device exposes and map each one to a known metric. The "Dry run" step then shows the exact metrics your mapping produces before you save. Only the values you map are collected.
A running deep analysis now shows which step it is on, from loading production and weather data through strings, combiner boxes, inverters and feed-in meters, with the estimated time left. You can stop it with "Abort"; partial results are kept. When starting, you choose between the saved configuration and a "Clean re-analysis".