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Regulaxy
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Releases

What changed, and when

The Regulaxy changelog. Public, because a product you can't see moving looks dead.

Versions are calendar-based — YYYY-MM. The number is the month the scope closed, not an install date.

  1. 2026-08

    August 6, 2026

    Permissions, SSO, alerting and an integrations registry

    The release that makes the system fit a large organisation: levelled roles and permissions, OIDC single sign-on, an alert rule engine, and an integrations registry with encrypted secrets.

    • Levelled roles and permissions — read, edit, manage — instead of flat toggles
    • OIDC single sign-on, end to end
    • An alert rule engine with channel dispatch and permission-filtered delivery
    • A database-backed integrations registry with encrypted secrets
    • Global search, API access tokens and in-product API documentation

  2. 2026-07

    July 30, 2026

    Tables, export and dashboards

    Every table moved onto one engine with filtering, multi-level sort and saved views; a styled Excel export landed beside CSV; and dashboards became user-built.

    • One table engine — per-column filters, multi-level sort, row selection and bulk actions
    • Saved views, shared across the team and authored by administrators
    • Styled Excel export beside CSV, on every table
    • Multiple user-built dashboards

  3. 2026-06

    June 30, 2026

    Scheduling, calendar and inventory — the base

    The release that closes the full sequence: a five-step scheduling wizard, a window calendar, a server inventory reconciled from several sources, and templates.

    • Five-step scheduling wizard — update type, hosts, owner and contacts, window, review
    • Window calendar in month, week, quarter and year views
    • Server inventory reconciling one row per machine across several inventory sources
    • One template per update type, used for the email, the calendar invitation and the ticket