Spaces

• Preview HTML files directly in CUBE without downloading them.

  You can now open and view HTML files straight inside CUBE, the same way other supported file types work. Previously, an uploaded HTML file appeared only as a generic file container with no preview, so the only way to read it was to download it first. HTML files now render in the viewer alongside the rest of your project documents.

• Download every markup and annotation from the PDF viewer in one go.

  You can now download a PDF with all of its markups and annotations included, rather than just the QR code. If the Issues tab is open, issue markups are carried into the download as well so the file you share offline matches what you see on screen.

Issues

• Assign an issue to more than one person when ownership is shared.

  

  You can now add multiple assignees to a single issue. Where responsibility sits with more than one person, clash tests being a common case, everyone accountable is named on the issue instead of one person standing in for the whole group.

• See every issue waiting on your input in a single dashboard.

  You'll now find a dedicated dashboard listing the Issues actions you need to take across every project you're part of. Instead of opening each project to check what's pending, you get one consolidated view of what's assigned to you and what's coming due.

• Track and update an issue's status separately for each review it belongs to.

  You'll now see an issue's status in each Review it forms part of, and you can change that status per review from a single expandable view. Where an issue previously showed one status regardless of how many reviews it was attached to, each review's progress is now visible on its own.

Schedules

• Choose how your 4D simulation colours progress by percentage or by date.

  You can now pick between Percentage-Based and Date-Based simulation modes from the simulation settings. Date-based colouring could show an activity as on track simply because it overlapped its planned end date, even when it started late. Percentage-based mode drives colour from actual progress instead, giving a truer read of what's ahead and what's behind.

• Track planned, earned, and actual cost right inside your schedule.

  

  You'll now find EVM cost columns Planned, Earned, and Actual in the Schedule grid, with Earned Value calculated automatically from each activity's percentage complete. Costs also appear in the simulation display and as a cumulative cost curve, giving you financial visibility of work done to date without exporting to a separate tool.

• Export your 4D schedule simulation to share it outside CUBE.

  You can now export the 4D simulation generated from a linked model, planned or actual. Previously you could only play and view the simulation inside the Simulation panel; now you can save it out and share the sequence with people who don't open CUBE.

• Save your own column and filter setups as views in Schedules.

  You can now create views in Schedules, the same way you already do in All Files. Set up the columns, filters, and arrangement you work with most, save it, and switch between saved views instead of rebuilding the layout every time you open the schedule.

Contracts

• Switch contract budget figures between quantities and percentages.

  You can now turn on a contract-level toggle that converts Budget tab values Used, Remaining, Inspected, and Billed from absolute quantities into percentages. Absolute numbers stay available for precise tracking; the percentage view is there for when you just want to see how much of a line has been consumed at a glance.

General Forms

• Notify colleagues the moment you add them to a form's user field.

  You can now send an email and an in-app notification to anyone you add to a User field while filling out a form. Previously, the people you tagged had no way of knowing they'd been referenced unless you told them separately.

• Decide who fills the next form level as you submit your own.

  You can now enable dynamic user configuration on a form flow, letting whoever submits a level choose which users handle the levels that follow or who can revisit earlier ones. This mirrors how Reviews already work, so form-based modules get the same flexibility when the right people change from one submission to the next.

• Combine several form fields into one automatically built value.

  You can now add a Concatenate field to a form template. Pick the fields you want to join, choose a separator, and the field builds a single read-only value from whatever gets filled in, useful for reference codes and titles that follow a fixed pattern.

• Filter the form flow dropdown down to the flows you're part of.

  You'll now find two filter toggles inside the Form Flow dropdown on the form creation modal. Rather than scrolling an unfiltered list of every flow configured in the Space, you can narrow it down to the ones you personally participate in.

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