30 Jan 2026 2 min read

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January delivered a set of focused improvements across KODE OS, enhancing usability, reliability, and everyday workflows across analytics, data engineering, diagnostics, and integrations. Together, these updates help teams work faster, trust their data more deeply, and resolve issues with greater confidence.

Behind the scenes, this work also sets the stage for larger releases coming soon.

Building BI: Faster Setup, Better Mobile Experience, More Control

What’s new: Building BI now supports auto creation of mobile views for dashboards, alongside fixes that address common friction points when configuring mobile layouts, such as widget placement issues.

Why it matters: Teams can deploy mobile dashboards faster and with less manual effort. This makes it easier to ensure insights are available in the field, on the move, and wherever operational decisions are being made.

What’s new: Widget configuration now supports drag & drop reordering of dimensions and metrics, giving users full control over field order and classification without removing and rebuilding widgets.

Why it matters: Dashboard authors can iterate faster, experiment freely, and fine tune visualizations without unnecessary rework, saving time and reducing frustration.

What’s new: 

  • Custom date filters are now supported in pinned dashboard filters 
  • Reference lines can be added to secondary Y-axes 
  • Widget titles can be aligned, and hidden titles no longer leave unused space 
  • Data sources now show clear active/disabled status indicators

Why it matters: These improvements make dashboards easier to interpret, govern, and maintain, especially at portfolio scale where clarity and consistency matter most.

Diagnostics: Smoother Debugging and Clearer Event Context

What’s new: Status is now fully supported inside the FDD routine and FTT workflow debugger, resolving previous scenarios where workflows could become blocked when using point status.

Why it matters: Debugging complex routines is smoother and more reliable, allowing teams to diagnose and resolve issues without interruption.

January also introduced improvements to the event sidebar experience, along with multi-point trending support, making it easier to analyze behavior across related points.

Integrations Library

January expanded the integration library with three new APIs. Read about them here.


KODE OS brings building systems, data, and workflows into one place so your teams (and AI) always operate with context, spanning Cloud BMS, Building BI, Digital Maintenance, and more.

If you’re new here, explore how these modules work together to deliver measurable outcomes. 

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