Changelog

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v2026.06.25

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New

• Re-sync a single data table on demand, without re-running the whole sync.

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Improvements

• Analysis reports now follow Pluvo’s Report Style Guide, with cleaner headings, easier-to-read text, tidier tables, clickable source numbers, and color-coded severity badges that now include “info” and “resolved” levels. This affects reports only, not the AI chat.
• Faster data syncing, previewing, and downloading, including quicker CSV exports and support for more file types and custom integrations.
• New analysis sessions are now private by default.

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Fixes

• Wide tables in analysis reports no longer get cut off. They now scroll sideways within their own box, with a subtle fade at the edges to show there is more to see.
• The comments and run-history panels no longer cover the top bar. They now slide out below it and gently push the page content aside.
• Healthy API and accounting connections (like QuickBooks and Xero) no longer show a confusing “Unmapped” label that was only ever meant for file uploads.

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v2026.06.22

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Improvements

• Data sources are now grouped by connection type in the list view, so they are easier to scan.
• Xero connections now show the authenticated organizations, so you can pick which one to configure.
• Refreshed shadows and text styles across key pages for a cleaner look in light and dark mode.
• Deep Analysis settings now use a three-dot menu with a simpler scheduling flow.

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Fixes

• Table totals no longer offer an inconsistent click-through when the underlying data is row-level.
• Analysis reports now render separate tables correctly when findings include both bills and invoices.
• Removed an unexpected bar chart that could appear in the middle of analysis results.

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v2026.05.6

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New

• Updated sidebar navigation, including the new layout, branding, help links, and renamed items like Inbox.

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Improvements

• Updated buttons, forms, search, and other common UI components to match the new design.

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v1.16.0

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Refreshed settings pages

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Improved user permissions

• New Guest role. Limited to view and comment actions, no editing. Designed for department heads, board members, and others who need visibility into the business in Pluvo but shouldn’t be editing data.
• Base scenario merges restricted to admins. Previously, anyone with edit access to the base scenario could merge into it.
• Members now have edit access to the base scenario by default. Previously, members only had view access, which caused confusion when onboarding colleagues.