Sep 2026: V4.2.0

Open every Issue on its own dedicated page for the full record.

You can now click any Issue in the data grid to open it on its own page, with its details, custom fields, comments and access in one view. Change the status from the header, edit or delete it from the menu, add comments and export it as a PDF. Every Issue page has its own URL, so you can share it with anyone who has access. The properties panel is still there for a quick read from the grid.
Enjoy a cleaner, more consistent Issues details panel and data grid.

The Issues details panel now follows CUBE’s standard layout, with Details, Access, Attachments, Elements and Custom Fields sections and an icon rail to jump straight to any of them. Select a row’s checkbox and use the details panel button in the toolbar to open or close it. When several issues are selected, the status shows as Varies.

Open any task on its own page to see the full record in one place.

Clicking a task in the Tasks data grid now opens it on its own page, laid out just like the Issues page. Change its status from the header, edit or delete it from the menu, and share its URL with anyone who has access. The properties panel stays available for a quick read from the grid.

Know at a glance how many days are left for each review level.

You can now add a Days Left column to the Reviews data grid from the Column Chooser. It counts the days until each review level’s due date and is recalculated every time the page loads. Overdue levels show a negative number in red. The column is sortable and filterable, so sorting it ascending brings the most overdue reviews to the top.

Build chained calculations where formulas use other formula fields.

You can now use one Formula field inside another, for example Net Price feeding Tax Amount feeding Grand Total, with no limit on how deep a chain goes. Values update live through the whole chain as the form is filled in. Fields that would create a circular reference can’t be selected, and a formula that another formula depends on can’t be edited or deleted until the reference is removed.
Follow the complete history of a form in the new Activity panel.

You can now open an Activity section in a form’s right-side panel to see the record’s full history: submissions, approvals, rejections, rollbacks, verified sections, input changes and attachments. It also shows changes to linked milestones, BOQ items, activities, WBS items, reviews and issues, plus access changes and archiving. Each entry shows who acted and when, with any comments, and you can filter by one or more activity types. Anyone who can view the form can see its activity, and older forms show their full history too. Available on web.

Isolate, focus on or hide layers in your .dwg and .dxf drawings.

You can now right-click any layer in the viewer’s Layers tab to isolate it, focus the view on it or hide it. Select several layers to act on them together. Focus zooms straight to a layer’s geometry, which helps when stray elements far from the main drawing make it hard to find. Undo any action from the same menu, or use Reset to restore every layer and the view in one step. The menu also lets you override a layer’s colour and transparency.

Organise your sidebar and Project Dashboard with personal, shared and system layouts.

You can now choose which modules appear in your left sidebar and on the Project Dashboard using layouts, which replace Edit modules on the dashboard and apply on web. Everyone starts on All Modules, alongside three other system layouts (Common Data Environment, Project Management and Digital Twin) that can’t be edited or deleted. You can also create personal layouts or apply shared layouts that Admins and permitted custom roles publish for the whole portal. Layouts aren’t tied to seats, so opening a module you don’t have a seat for shows a short explanation instead.

Your grid views now save exactly how you’ve set up each grid.

Views in every CUBE data grid now save the grid’s full setup: column widths, row size, column order, text wrapping, filters, sort order, visible columns and grouping. Changes save automatically as you make them, so your grid looks the same every time you open it. Views can be personal or shared, so you can give your team a ready-made grid arrangement.

Alongside the new features, we fixed 179 bugs in this release. Here are 30 of the ones that matter most, grouped by type.

Data and content that wasn’t showing up
- Previously visible project emails no longer disappear, and the project email address no longer changes on its own.
- External emails with attachments now appear in the project mail list.
- Custom fields are available again in the Mailbox column chooser.
- Existing form flows are visible again to users and Super Admins without having to create a new flow first.
- Files with hundreds of queries now show all of them when you scroll, not just the first 90.
Model, drawing and document viewers
- Revit fire protection models now convert and open correctly.
- Version control for BIM files works as expected again.
- Element metadata now shows reliably for RVT and IFC models.
- Switching between layouts in CAD sheets no longer shows a blank layout.
- Issue status changes made from a review now show in the File Viewer, even when the issue is part of several reviews.