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1.45current

Current release 18 September 2026

1.45

Which link brought them

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1.45 18 Sep 2026 6.6 MB

Which link brought them

A link to the site can carry a short tag, and Platform → Leads now shows how many demo openings and Talk to us messages each tag brought.

newAdd ?from= and a word to any link you post — ?from=li for a LinkedIn note, ?from=email for an email — and the tag travels with the visitor for the life of that browser tab, without a cookie.
newPlatform → Leads has a Where they came from card: demo openings in the last 30 days and all time, and Talk to us messages, per tag. Each lead shows its tag beside the email.
improvedThe privacy page says exactly what the tag is, what is kept and for how long.

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1.44 18 Sep 2026 6.6 MB

The guides in nine languages

All 42 guides in Docs now exist in German, Spanish, French, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, Polish and Simplified Chinese as well as English, each at its own address.

newEvery guide has a page per language — auddomate.com/de/docs/clearance, /ja/docs/throughput, /zh-hans/docs/single-sign-on and so on — with the sidebar, search, reading time, previous and next links and the code-copy button in that language too.
newLinks between guides stay in the language you are reading, and the language row at the foot of a guide switches that guide rather than sending you back to the start.
improvedSearch engines are told which guide is which language, and the site map now lists all 387 guide addresses alongside the public pages.

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1.43 16 Sep 2026 6.1 MB

The front door opens in nine languages

The home page, pricing, Enterprise and the comparison now exist in all nine languages at their own addresses, so a search in German or Japanese can land on Auddomate in German or Japanese.

newHome, Pricing, Enterprise and Compare each have a page per language — auddomate.com/de/pricing, /ja/, /zh-hans/compare and so on — written in that language rather than translated in the browser after the fact. Search engines are told which page is which language, and which is the original.
newA language row at the foot of every public page switches the page you are on; the guides and the rest of the site stay in English for now.
improvedThe site map lists the new addresses, and the cost calculator on Compare writes its sentences in the language of the page.

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1.42 15 Sep 2026 5.9 MB

Easier to find

The public site now tells search engines what each page is, which page is the real one, and lists every guide in the site map.

improvedThe site map now includes all 42 guides in Docs and every press release, with the date each page last changed, so a search for an aisle-width rule or a throughput formula can land on the guide that answers it.
improvedEvery public page names its canonical address, so the same page reached by two routes is counted once.
improvedStructured data on the home page, pricing, docs, case studies, manifesto and press releases — the organisation, the product and its plans, the pricing questions, and each guide as an article with its place in the docs — so search results can show more than a title.

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1.41.1 15 Sep 2026 5.9 MB

Menus that open where they should, and a role you can change in the demo

A sweep across every page turned up a handful of things that were not right: a few missing labels, a role menu that did nothing in the demo, menus cut off inside tables, and the case studies page.

fixedThe Team page role menu can be used in the demo, so a visitor can see what changing a member from Member to Owner does. It still asks before it changes anything.
fixedRow menus that opened inside a scrolling table were cut off at the table edge on narrow screens. They now open above the page and close when you scroll.
fixedThree labels that had gone missing: Duplicate on a machine profile, the hosting-access lines on Platform, and the button on the plan gate.
fixedThe Case studies page was showing stale figures and, on some servers, warnings at the top of the page. Every number in the four write-ups now matches what the demo actually models, and the second scenario in the cross-dock study is described.

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1.41 15 Sep 2026 5.9 MB

Backups leave the building; the machine form speaks inches

Each nightly backup can now be copied to an S3-compatible bucket off the server, and the machine profile form takes inches, pounds and miles per hour when your units are imperial.

newOff-site backups: point the installation at any S3-compatible bucket — Amazon S3, Backblaze B2, Cloudflare R2, Wasabi, MinIO — and every nightly archive is copied there after it is made, signed with AWS Signature V4 and verified by content hash. Platform → Installations shows the last copy, its bucket and any error, with Copy the latest backup now; a failed copy emails the platform contact.
newThe machine profile form follows your units. In imperial the fields read in, lb and mph, accept decimals, and the typical figures offered for a class are converted before they are shown. Everything is still stored in millimetres, kilograms and millimetres per second, so libraries built in different units are one library.
improvedA new guide, Metric and imperial, under Team and settings; the Housekeeping guide describes the off-site copy.

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1.40 15 Sep 2026 5.9 MB

Single sign-on (SSO) speaks SAML too

Beside OpenID Connect, an organisation can now connect its identity provider over SAML 2.0 — the older enterprise standard that stricter identity teams ask for.

newSettings → Single sign-on offers a choice of protocol. SAML needs the provider's sign-in URL and signing certificate; Auddomate shows its own entity ID and reply URL and serves a metadata file the provider can read.
newEvery SAML response is verified in full: signature on the assertion or the response against the certificate on file, digest recomputed, issuer, audience, recipient, validity window and in-reply-to checked against the request that was sent, and each assertion accepted once. External entities are disabled when the XML is read.
newEmail is taken from the NameID or an email attribute; a display name attribute is used when present. Automatic joining, the email domain rule, enforcement for members and the Test sign-in button work exactly as they do for OpenID Connect.
improvedThe single sign-on guide explains when to choose which protocol and walks through both set-ups.

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1.39 15 Sep 2026 5.9 MB

Thirteen more models, from the makers' own sheets

The catalogue grows to 36 models from 11 makers, every figure read from a published datasheet on the date shown.

newSTILL: RX 20-16 and RX 60-25 counterbalance, FM-X 14 reach truck, EXH 20 pallet truck — from STILL's own VDI 2198 technical data sheets.
newJungheinrich, now from the official September 2026 sheets: ETV 214i reach truck, EFG 214 and EFG 216 counterbalance, and the EKX 516 very-narrow-aisle tri-lateral truck — the first VNA machine in the catalogue.
newHyster J1.6XN, J2.0XN and the three-wheel J1.6XNT; Yale ERP16VF; Crown SCT 6020.
improvedThe Jungheinrich ETV 216i now reads from the official sheet rather than a dealer copy; its figures moved slightly and its lift is now the standard mast, with taller masts noted.
improvedWhere a sheet does not give a figure — the working aisle of a guided VNA truck, or a head length that depends on fork choice — the catalogue says so rather than estimating.

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1.38 15 Sep 2026 5.9 MB

A PDF you can send

Download PDF makes the report on the server — fonts embedded, the site layout drawn as vectors, the same on every computer — for the live study, for a saved version, from a share link, and through the API.

newDownload PDF on the report page. Title, summary, the site layout as a vector drawing with aisles that fail the clearance check tinted red, the fleet and the model for every scenario, telemetry where it exists, and the provenance line at the foot. Follows your language and units.
newThe same button on a saved version gives you that version, marked as such on every page; a client reading a share link gets Download PDF in the language they are reading in.
newGET /api/v1/studies/{ref}/pdf and /versions/{n}/pdf return the file, with ?lang= and ?units= to choose.
newMade without any external converter, so it works on shared hosting exactly as on a server of your own. Latin scripts embed Inter and Instrument Serif; Hindi embeds Noto Sans Devanagari; Japanese, Korean and Simplified Chinese use the reader's own CJK font through the standard character collections.
improvedExport PDF on the report page is now Print — the browser's rendering of the full page, unchanged — beside the new Download PDF.
improvedEvery language pack is now available to the server, so anything generated there — PDFs today — comes out in the reader's language rather than English.

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1.37 15 Sep 2026 5.2 MB

What you delivered, kept

Versions: a study frozen at a moment — fleet, assumptions, plan file and results — saved when it is delivered or whenever you say, and comparable with the live study line by line.

newMarking a study delivered saves a version automatically. On the report page, Versions → Save a version does it by hand, with a note saying why.
newOpen a version and it is the report as it stood, printable, with who saved it, when and why. The plan file is archived with it, so a drawing that has since been replaced can still be downloaded.
newCompare with live lists only what changed since: fleet lines as units × shifts, demand, distance, verdicts, scale, plan file. Nothing changed, it says so.
newVersions travel with the organisation export and through the API as /studies/{ref}/versions, with ?diff=1 for the comparison.
improvedThe demo carries three versions across two studies, including one that turns a short verdict into a fit, so the comparison has something to show.

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1.36 15 Sep 2026 5.2 MB

The numbers, in your own tools

An API: read every study with its plan, scenarios, throughput and aisle check, your machine library and the catalogue, and push run data in — with one key per system.

newSettings → API keys, for owners on Team and Enterprise. Name a key for the system that will use it, tick what it may do (read; write telemetry; read the audit log), copy it once. Revoke from the same page; both are written to the audit log.
newGET /api/v1/studies and /studies/{ref}: the study as the app sees it — plan file, scale and extent, racks and aisles counted, every scenario with fleet lines, assumptions, throughput line by line, the aisle check and which machine it was checked against. Travel distance is derived from the plan when it is not typed in, exactly as the Simulation page does.
newPOST /api/v1/studies/{ref}/telemetry takes run data straight from a fleet manager or WMS, up to five thousand rows a call, replacing a machine-day that already exists and saying which rows it skipped and why.
newGET /api/v1/machines and /catalogue return your library and the sourced catalogue with their datasheets; /audit returns the log for keys with that scope.
newA full reference under Docs → The API: keys, calling it, every endpoint, what a study looks like, sending run data, errors and versioning.
improvedThe pricing comparison now lists share links, scenarios, two-step verification, the audit log and the API, and writes single sign-on as SSO.

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1.35 15 Sep 2026 5.2 MB

Yours to take, yours to delete

Delete a study, export the whole organisation as one archive, remove your own account, or delete the organisation outright — all from inside the app, nothing to ask us for.

newDelete a study from the studies list or the bottom of its edit page. Owners can delete any study; members the ones they created. The plan file, markup, scenarios, fleet, assumptions, telemetry and share links go with it, and the audit log records it.
newSettings → Your data → Download the export: one zip with every study (plan, markup geometry, scenarios, fleet, assumptions, telemetry, share links) as JSON, the original plan files, every machine profile as CSV in the columns Integrations imports, your people, and the audit log.
newDelete the organisation, for owners on auddomate.com: type its name and your password and everything goes at once, subscription included. A confirmation is emailed; the only trace kept is a note that an organisation of that name was deleted.
newA member can leave an organisation and remove their own account from Settings. Their studies stay; the owners are emailed.
improvedThe row menu on the studies list now offers Open, Site Layout, Report and Delete — the placeholders that did nothing are gone.
improvedThe Data Processing Agreement describes this self-service export and deletion, and the fourteen-day backup cycle, in plain terms.

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1.34 15 Sep 2026 5.2 MB

Who did what, and when

An audit log for every organisation: sign-ins, changes to studies and machines, sharing, team and security — filterable, downloadable, kept for two years.

newAudit log under Organisation, for owners. Each entry names the person, the moment, what they did and what it was done to, with a line of detail: the file name, the machine, the status a study moved from and to.
newSixty kinds of event across seven groups: access, security, team, studies, library, sharing and export, account and licence. Failed sign-ins and recovery-code sign-ins are recorded; so is every time a share link is opened by someone outside the organisation.
newFilter by kind, person or date; search by study reference, file or machine; download the filtered view as CSV for procurement or information security.
improvedContinuous edits — moving shapes on the layout, nudging a quantity — are recorded once per quarter-hour rather than on every change, so the log reads as a story rather than a stream.
improvedThe demo sandbox carries six weeks of plausible history so the log can be seen with real shape in it.

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1.33 15 Sep 2026 5.1 MB

No surprises at renewal

Owners see a plan or licence coming to an end inside the app, well before it does, and know exactly what happens after.

newA bar across the app for owners when a licence is within thirty days of expiry, has expired, or has been revoked — and on auddomate.com when a payment has failed, a plan is set to end within fourteen days, or an organisation has come down to Free with more active studies than Free allows. Each links to the page that resolves it.
newThe Updates page carries a Your licence card: who it is licensed to, the expiry date, days remaining, what happens when it lapses, and a button to ask about renewing.
newOwners of a self-hosted installation are emailed thirty days before the licence expires, seven days before, and on the day. The licence contact hears the same from us.
newA subscription that has been cancelled now shows the date it ends on Billing and in the bar, with an email when the cancellation is set and another when the plan has ended. Annual plans get a reminder fourteen days before renewal.
newRenew 12 months on Platform → Licences extends a licence from its current expiry and emails the contact the new date. Licences within thirty days of expiry are flagged in the list.
improvedWhen a plan ends, nothing is deleted: every study stays readable and printable. Help and the docs say so in as many words, and the Billing page counts what is over the Free allowance rather than hiding it.
improvedDates inside notices and bars are shown in your language and format rather than as raw year-month-day.
fixedThree confirmation dialogs — deleting a scenario, deleting the sample study, and removing sample data from Settings — showed their key names instead of a question. All three read properly.

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1.32.1 15 Sep 2026 5.1 MB

Questions back where they belong

Two guides were showing their answer as the question, and sample data can now be removed from Settings.

fixedIn Help and Support, the guides on the aisle check and on machine profiles showed the answer text in place of the question. Both read properly again.
newSettings gains a Sample data card while the sample study exists, so it can be removed at any time — not only from the first-steps card on the dashboard. It deletes that one study and its drawing and nothing else.
improvedSingle sign-on is written as "single sign-on (SSO)" where it is first offered, since that is what most people call it.

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1.32 15 Sep 2026 5.1 MB

A first hour that goes somewhere

A new account arrives with a worked sample study and a short checklist, and the guides caught up with the last month of work.

newEvery new organisation gets a sample study — a cold store with a scaled plan, marked-up aisles, a fleet and a simulation — so the whole shape of the work is visible before building your own. It does not count against your plan's study limit and can be deleted in one click.
newA first-steps card on the dashboard: create a study, upload a plan, build a fleet, say what the site must move. Each ticks itself off as you do it, and the card can be hidden for good.
improvedHelp and Support gained guides on the sample study, the machine catalogue, comparing two fleets with scenarios, sending a report to a client, and locking an account down with two-step verification or single sign-on.
fixedThe guide on the aisle check still described the old single machine on a study; it now explains that the check follows the most demanding machine on the fleet, and the machine-profile guide points at the catalogue for real figures.

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1.31 15 Sep 2026 5.1 MB

A copy, taken nightly

The database and every uploaded plan, in one archive a night, kept and downloadable.

newThe scheduled task writes a nightly backup: a complete SQL dump of every table plus every plan, mark and picture, in one archive. The most recent are kept and older ones removed.
newPlatform → Installations lists the backups with their size and a download button, and marks the set stale when the newest is more than two days old.
improvedA failed backup sends one email and keeps the card marked until a later night succeeds.
fixedA paragraph about the scheduled task had strayed into the single sign-on page in the documentation.

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1.30 15 Sep 2026 5.1 MB

Told before you are asked

The scheduled task now raises a hand when something is wrong, and the demo shows scenarios.

newThe scheduled task watches for a failing status check, a licensed installation that has gone quiet for three days, and a subscription whose payment did not go through. Each sends one short email and stays quiet until it clears.
newTwo of the demo studies now carry a second scenario — a manual fallback fleet and a half-size AMR fleet — so the comparison table on the report is there to see without building one first.

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1.29 15 Sep 2026 5.1 MB

Housekeeping on a schedule

The jobs that should not wait for someone to open a page now run on their own.

newA scheduled task that expires demo sandboxes, takes the hourly status sample, clears spent handovers, used reset links, old sign-in records and long-expired share links, and sends a reminder thirty days before a licence expires.
newPlatform → Installations shows when the task last ran, what it did, and the private address to point a scheduler at. It says plainly when the task has not run within the hour.
improvedThe status page history no longer depends on somebody visiting it, so the ninety-day strips stay continuous.

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1.28 14 Sep 2026 5.1 MB

Scenarios

Fleet A against fleet B on the same building, side by side in the report.

newA study can hold up to eight scenarios. Each has its own machines and its own assumptions; the site plan, the markup and the aisles are shared, so every scenario is measured against the same building.
newScenario tabs on the Fleet page. The plus duplicates the one you are in so you can change a single thing and see what it does; the menu renames, starts an empty one, or deletes.
newWhen a study has more than one scenario, the report gains a comparison table: machines, units, capacity, requirement, headroom and verdict for each, with the open one highlighted.
improvedSite Layout and Simulation name the scenario you are in, in the panel and in the project tree, so it is always clear which answer is on screen. The aisle check follows the scenario, so swapping a machine changes the clearance verdict on the same drawing.
improvedThe fleet CSV export carries a scenario column.

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1.27 14 Sep 2026 5.1 MB

The paperwork, in public

A licence agreement and a data processing agreement your reviewer can read before speaking to anyone.

newA Software Licence Agreement covering both the hosted service and a self-hosted installation: what the licence allows, what it does not, support, your ownership of your work, and the limits of an estimate. Written to be signed as it stands, and we will also read and sign your own paper.
newA Data Processing Agreement written for a security review: what we process and why, how it is protected, the full sub-processor list, international transfers, breach notification within 72 hours, audit, and deletion. It states plainly that a self-hosted installation leaves us nothing to process.
improvedBoth documents are linked from the footer, the Enterprise page and each other, and the sub-processor list names whether card payments are actually in use rather than listing a provider we have not switched on.

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1.26 14 Sep 2026 5.1 MB

The project tree, and where the number comes from

The whole study in one tree beside the canvas, and a line on the report showing how the verdict was reached.

newA project tree at the top of the panel on Site Layout and Simulation: the plan and what you have drawn on it, the fleet and its machines, the simulation, the report and any shared links. Groups open and close and are remembered.
newClicking a shape type in the tree selects one of those shapes on the plan and steps through them on each click, so finding the third aisle no longer means hunting for it.
newA short chain on the report — travel distance, longest cycle, capacity, requirement, verdict — so a reader can see at a glance where the number came from and which step to argue with.

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1.25 14 Sep 2026 5.1 MB

Two-step verification

A code from your authenticator app on top of your password, with recovery codes and an owner switch to require it.

newSettings → Two-step verification: scan the square with any authenticator app, confirm a code, and sign-ins ask for six digits after your password. Ten recovery codes are shown once for the day you lose your phone, and can be reissued at any time.
newOwners can require two-step verification for everyone in the organisation. Anyone who has not set it up is walked through it the next time they sign in, and nobody can turn theirs off while the requirement stands.
newThe Team page marks who signs in through your identity provider with SSO and who has two-step verification on with 2FA, so an owner can see at a glance how the organisation gets in.
improvedTurning two-step verification on or off sends a notice to the account's email, in the account's language.

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1.24 14 Sep 2026 5.1 MB

Share a report

A read-only link a client opens without an account, that you can expire or withdraw.

newA Share button on every report. Say who the link is for and whether it lasts seven, thirty or ninety days or until withdrawn; copy the address and send it. Readers see the report under a light header with your organisation's name and mark, and can print it or save it as a PDF — nothing else.
newThe Share panel lists every link for a study with who made it, when it expires and how many times it has been opened. Revoke closes a link at once; a closed or expired link shows a short page asking for a fresh one.
improvedReports open on the study you last had open, like the other study pages.

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1.23 14 Sep 2026 5.0 MB

Single sign-on

newEnterprise organisations can connect Okta, Microsoft Entra, Google Workspace or any OpenID Connect provider from Settings → Single sign-on: issuer, client ID and secret, your email domain, and a Test sign-in button that proves the round trip.
newA "Use single sign-on" link on the sign-in page. On a self-hosted installation it goes straight to your provider; on the cloud it finds your organisation from your email domain.
newPeople in your directory can join on their first sign-in, matched to an existing member by email or created as a new member. Owners can require single sign-on for members while keeping their own password as a fallback.
improvedEvery sign-in uses the authorization code flow with PKCE; the provider's signature, issuer, audience, expiry and nonce are all checked, and the client secret is stored encrypted.
fixedReturning to the page you were on after signing in works with the clean addresses introduced earlier this year.

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1.22.1 14 Sep 2026 5.0 MB

The switcher, unclipped

The study menu in the breadcrumb opens fully again.

fixedThe study switcher's menu was cut off at the top bar's edge after 1.22; it now drops down in full on every page.

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1.22 14 Sep 2026 5.0 MB

Five studies, front to back

The demo is smaller and every study in it is complete. Plans read like drawings. The study you are in stays with you.

newThe demo now holds five complete studies — Northgate DC, the Rotterdam cold store, the Dover cross-dock, Aldermoor grocery inbound and Bay 4 at Beaune — each with a scaled plan, a marked-up layout, a fleet with a catalogue model, a simulation, telemetry and a report. Nothing half-finished, nothing to get stuck on.
newFive new site plans drawn as an integrator would draw them: walls, racking runs, loading dock doors, charge stations, offices, cold chambers, with labels. Labels in any DXF now render on the plan.
newInside a study, the top bar carries tabs for Site Layout, Fleet, Simulation and Report, so moving between them is a tab switch, not leaving the work. The report page joins the study switcher.
fixedPages no longer flash internal names for a moment before the words appear; navigation, breadcrumbs and page titles arrive in English straight away and then in your language.
fixedThe Machine Library's "Used in" column showed an internal name instead of the count.
fixedOn narrow screens the study name in the breadcrumb no longer collides with the tabs, and the licence actions in Platform sit on one row.
improvedTwo of the demo studies leave travel distance to be measured from the plan, so the Simulation shows the suggested distance the way it will on your own studies.
improvedA seeded plan whose file has gone missing from storage falls back to the bundled drawing instead of failing to load.

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1.21 14 Sep 2026 5.0 MB

The catalogue

Real makes and models, every figure read from the manufacturer's datasheet on a stated date.

newA Catalogue under Library: named models from Linde, Toyota, Jungheinrich, Crown, MiR, OTTO Motors, Locus Robotics and Seegrid, with minimum aisle, travel speed, payload and footprint, and beside each one the datasheet it was read from and when. Search, and filter by class or vendor.
newAdd to library copies a model into your own library with its provenance kept; from the Fleet page, Browse the catalogue lets you put a model on the fleet in one step. A model already in your library says so and links to it.
newMachines that came from the catalogue show where their figures came from on the profile, and the report lists those sources under the fleet, so a reader can check the numbers.
improvedWhere a datasheet does not publish a figure, the catalogue leaves it blank rather than guessing, and says so in the model's note. The aisle figure follows the 1000 × 1200 pallet crossways convention throughout so makes compare like for like.
improvedThe demo's fleets include catalogue models, so the provenance shows on demo reports.

SHA-25620d80e20b81eec5dd061f2b870702504737b0f6b3df7cda2c6b834c9bf8da25b

1.20 13 Sep 2026 5.0 MB

The fleet builder

One place to decide what runs on a site, and the rest of the study follows.

newThe Fleet page is a builder: your machine library sits on the right with search and class filters, each machine showing its minimum aisle, travel speed and payload; one click adds it. Lines on the left have a units stepper, a 1 / 2 / 3 shifts switch, and Swap — change the machine, keep the units and shifts.
improvedThe machine a study's aisles are checked against is now the most demanding machine on its fleet, named in the Site Layout panel and on the report. The separate "Modelled for" choice is gone, so a study can no longer be checked against a machine it does not run.
improvedFleet totals — units, widest aisle needed, combined payload, footprint — are a single strip above the builder.
improvedThe machine profile is grouped as Footprint, Manoeuvring and Performance, each with a line on what it affects. Choosing a class fills blank figures with what is typical for that class in your library. Editing a machine that is on studies' fleets says how many.
improvedThe Machine Library lists travel speed and how many studies use each machine. The navigation item is simply "Fleet"; the library keeps its own name.
improvedFleet opens on the study you last had open, like Simulation and Site Layout, with the study switcher in the breadcrumb.

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1.19 13 Sep 2026 5.0 MB

Site Layout, as a workbench

The plan fills the screen. The tools move to the toolbar, the detail to a panel and a drawer, and the keyboard does the rest.

newSite Layout uses the same workbench as Simulation: the plan takes the whole canvas on the fine grid, with the file, scale, modelled machine and marked-up areas in a panel on the left that folds away with one click or the [ key.
newThe drawing tools — select, racking, aisle, dock, obstruction, snap — sit in the toolbar with their keys shown: V, R, A, D, B and S. F fits the plan. Delete removes the selected shape. A Keys tab in the drawer lists them all.
newA Shapes drawer along the bottom lists every rectangle with its size, area and, for aisles, whether it clears the machine on the study. Click a row to select that shape on the plan; delete from the row.
newA verdict pill in the toolbar says how many aisles clear, or how many are too narrow — or that the scale or machine is still to be set.
newThe cursor's position on the plan reads out in real units, and the zoom shows as a percentage of the fitted view.
improvedThe selected shape and its real dimensions show in the toolbar instead of the side card, so nothing covers the drawing. Set scale lives in the panel's Scale section, next to the current scale.
improvedReplace and remove plan are quiet links at the foot of the panel rather than buttons in the middle of it.

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1.18.1 13 Sep 2026 5.0 MB

Straight to the study

Simulation and Site Layout open where you left off, and switching study is one click in the breadcrumb.

newThe study name in the breadcrumb is now a menu. Open it to jump to any other study — each row shows its status colour and reference, and a filter appears once you have more than eight.
improvedOpening Simulation or Site Layout from the navigation goes straight to the study you last had open on either page, or your most recently updated study. The list you used to pick from is gone.

SHA-256c896470e941ee29d29a2577240323988836ea5efdc0d46a6acd0c567cf194377

1.18 13 Sep 2026 5.0 MB

The simulation, as a workbench

The floor fills the screen. Everything else moves to a panel and a drawer.

newThe Simulation page is now a workbench. The floor and the running day take the whole screen, on a fine grid with a scale bar and a note on whether the picture comes from your site layout or a straight dock-to-racking run.
newA panel on the left holds the study, the readouts — capacity, required, utilisation, headroom, the year, and delivered where telemetry exists — and the assumptions form. It folds away with one click or the [ key, and comes back the way you left it.
newA drawer along the bottom holds the fleet detail — moves per day by machine and the full table — and the what-if controls. Open it with ] or the button at the right of the toolbar; drag its edge to make it taller.
newA verdict pill in the toolbar says whether the fleet fits or by how much it falls short, and updates live as you drag a what-if control. While anything differs from the saved study, a marker appears with a Reset.
improvedThe space bar plays and pauses. Readouts, verdict and headroom now change as you drag, not only when you press play.
improvedOn a phone the panel slides in over the floor and the fleet detail sits below it; on a tablet the panel slides in from the left.

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1.17.1 13 Sep 2026 5.0 MB

A longer history, folded

The releases page keeps every version without making you scroll past them.

improvedThe releases page shows the ten newest releases and folds the rest under one row with a count. Headings mark each year. A link straight to an older release opens the fold for you.

SHA-256d2384e39d7fde7769bba78c30af1fd9528cc8dac1e94398da89ab26447d495d4

1.17 13 Sep 2026 5.0 MB

Quieter rail, better bearings

Small things you touch all day.

improvedThe navigation rail is tighter: less space between items in each group, in both the open and the collapsed rail. Collapsed, icons no longer sit in a box on hover; they take the accent colour instead.
newA breadcrumb in the top bar: the group, the page, and the study or machine you are in, separated by soft arrows. The page link takes you back a level.
improvedThe dashboard greets you by the time of day where you are — morning, afternoon or evening — in all nine languages.

SHA-25613577d2e1d0d1aac69f32d06ffc07053092754193ff8b0a9ab855897bf5b7e63

1.16.1 12 Sep 2026 5.0 MB

Centred

The mark in the collapsed rail sits in the middle of it.

fixedWith the navigation collapsed, the Auddomate mark is centred in the rail rather than tucked against its left edge.

SHA-2563c870c6d1eaf837c5dab2a53cf9565d511ca41a19a28f404419fea460fb85996

1.16 12 Sep 2026 5.0 MB

Talk to us, without a mail client

Four questions on one screen, and a person replies the same day.

newEvery "Talk to us" on the site now opens a short form — who you are, how many people, whether the plans must stay on your own server, and when — instead of your mail client. You get one reply, from a person, with a figure.
newA status page at /status: the application, database, plan storage, releases, email, the demo and card payments, checked live each time it is opened, with ninety days of history and a JSON version for your own monitoring.
newThe bell in the top bar does something. It opens a list of what needs you: a release waiting, a failed payment, an allowance used up, open invitations, people who joined, and studies others delivered or changed this week.
fixedOn phones, the footer sits further from its dividing line and the licence key field on the releases page is a proper size to type in. The mark in the collapsed rail is centred.

SHA-2563419c97e3e6aa6bd4b4f6ec4d3d7d60ae5bb9e3d7e87d3556c6c6aca5824e4b3

1.15.1 12 Sep 2026 5.0 MB

Signed off

Messages written by a person now read like it.

improvedNotes, licence keys and hosting-access links sent from Auddomate close with a signature. Automatic notices stay as they were.

SHA-25622e69ccf9fec0c092cc784e8941b2f13e1e3efbfe2814e3e792f03f4f46165c8

1.15 12 Sep 2026 5.0 MB

Mail in your language

The messages Auddomate sends you now arrive in the language you use it in.

newWelcome, password reset, password and email change notices, invitations, joining notices, plan and payment notices and release notices are written in all nine languages. Each goes out in the language of the person receiving it; an invitation follows the language of the person who sent it.

SHA-2565a94ed08584ec14ce88bd443caf5f8381e1d61a7591fbd31edf6018519b7d564

1.14 12 Sep 2026 4.9 MB

Mail, in the house style

Auddomate now writes to you when something matters, and you can get back in when you forget your password.

newForgot your password? The sign-in page emails a link that works once and for one hour.
newA welcome on sign-up; a note when your password or sign-in email changes; invitations by email when an address is given, and word back to the inviter when someone joins; a note when a plan starts or a payment fails; and, on a self-hosted installation, one message per new release for owners.
newEvery message shares one design: the Auddomate banner on a paper card, the brand serif, one button, and a footer that says why you are receiving it.

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1.13 12 Sep 2026 4.9 MB

Hosting access, without the email

When we install Auddomate for you, you hand over access on one private screen, not in a thread.

newA private link for hosting access. You enter where you sign in, a login — a temporary user is enough — and the domain, once. It is encrypted as you send it, opened a single time by the engineer doing the installation, and deleted when the work is done or after fourteen days. The link stops working the moment you send.
improvedThe Enterprise page and the documentation describe this instead of "give us hosting access".

SHA-2567e840ff3d17ff9e4f033bde912d7b6fc8ec93c4b5c43683235a17f73885403f2

1.12.1 12 Sep 2026 4.9 MB

One green

The mark in the rail now matches the mark everywhere else.

fixedThe Auddomate mark in the collapsed rail was drawn in the interface accent rather than the brand green. It now matches the icon files, in light and dark themes.

SHA-2564d0c90c92a8c767da92e0eabfa95a277747b09853bfdcc7ead51635c2c0b7d25

1.12 12 Sep 2026 4.9 MB

Your mark beside ours

Self-hosted installations carry the organisation's own mark on every report, the sign-in page and the rail.

newSettings → Organisation on a self-hosted installation takes a square mark, like a profile image. It appears beside the organisation name on the report masthead, above the sign-in card with Auddomate beneath it, and next to the organisation in the rail.
improvedUpdates never touch the brand files on an installed site. Fresh installations receive the current set; anything you have placed in the brand folder stays yours.

SHA-2566d34d69dd0d8087d3c79f7fcfcfd6b1a6c0bf21b114d0b8446a1c4490d958f7b

1.11 12 Sep 2026 4.9 MB

Pay by card, and the plans mean what they say

Studio and Team can be started with a card, and the limits on the pricing page are now the limits in the product.

newBilling, under Organisation. Start Studio or Team monthly or yearly, see your plan and what it allows, open the billing portal for receipts, the card on file and cancelling. Switching plans is prorated by the day.
newThe pricing page starts a plan directly. Sign up, and the plan you chose is waiting on the billing page.
improvedPlans are enforced as published: active studies and people per plan; telemetry, CSV import and your own machine profiles on Studio and above; invitations on Team and above. When a limit is reached the page says so and points at the plans. Nothing is ever locked retroactively.
improvedNew accounts start on Free with three active studies. The rail shows the plan and how much of it is in use.
fixedThe pricing comparison listed four languages. There are nine.

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1.10 12 Sep 2026 4.9 MB

Updates from inside the app

A self-hosted installation now keeps itself current from auddomate.com, with a backup held before every change.

newUpdates, under Organisation on a self-hosted installation. Enter the licence key once; the installation checks auddomate.com daily and shows a banner when a newer release exists, with what changed listed on the page.
newOne button updates the installation: the package is downloaded, its checksum verified, files and database backed up, files replaced, and database changes applied, each step reported as it completes.
newRoll back. The previous release and its database are kept until the next update succeeds, and one button restores them.
improvedThe daily check sends four things and no more: the licence key, the domain, the installed version and the PHP version.

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1.9.1 12 Sep 2026 4.8 MB

Open the domain, meet the installer

A freshly extracted package now takes you to the installer by itself.

fixedOpening a domain right after extracting the package showed a line about a missing configuration file. It now goes straight to the installer, which writes that file for you.
improvedThe installer now carries the Auddomate wordmark, a copyright line and a support address, so it reads as ours from the first screen.

SHA-25630054eae19564a37d6c8c25f012f21b0d002a683bbc9a9cfec521036922b481d

1.9 12 Sep 2026 4.8 MB

The package installs itself

Download, extract, open one page. A fresh server is running Auddomate in four steps.

newThe installer now ships inside every release. Extract the package on a fresh server, open /install, and it checks the requirements, connects the database, writes the settings and creates the first owner account — then removes itself.
newThe installer writes the web server rules a fresh site needs, so clean addresses, the 404 page and the folder protections are in place from the first request.
improvedOn a site that is already installed, the installer removes itself the moment it is opened rather than offering a button.

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Client drawings that never leave the building.

Enterprise runs the same Auddomate on hosting you control, kept current from this page. Same product, same updates, your walls.

How Enterprise works Talk to us

One package.Your server.

Every version, every checksum.

2026

Which link brought them

The guides in nine languages

The front door opens in nine languages

Easier to find

Menus that open where they should, and a role you can change in the demo

Backups leave the building; the machine form speaks inches

Single sign-on (SSO) speaks SAML too

Thirteen more models, from the makers' own sheets

A PDF you can send

What you delivered, kept

The numbers, in your own tools

Yours to take, yours to delete

Who did what, and when

No surprises at renewal

Questions back where they belong

A first hour that goes somewhere

A copy, taken nightly

Told before you are asked

Housekeeping on a schedule

Scenarios

The paperwork, in public

The project tree, and where the number comes from

Two-step verification

Share a report

Single sign-on

The switcher, unclipped

Five studies, front to back

The catalogue

The fleet builder

Site Layout, as a workbench

Straight to the study

The simulation, as a workbench

A longer history, folded

Quieter rail, better bearings

Centred

Talk to us, without a mail client

Signed off

Mail in your language

Mail, in the house style

Hosting access, without the email

One green

Your mark beside ours

Pay by card, and the plans mean what they say

Updates from inside the app

Open the domain, meet the installer

The package installs itself

Client drawings that never leave the building.

One package.
Your server.