Release notes

This release includes general bug fixes and stability improvements.

On larger screens, the bot detail page now offers a QR code that opens the bot’s chat and can be downloaded or printed for access at the machine. Signing in may still be required to use the chat.

All users can now search their previous conversations to find relevant chats more easily.

In supported chats, any.site can suggest a public web search when connected sources do not cover a question. Choose the suggestion to enable web search and add an editable query to your message; it is not sent until you choose to send it.

Analytics now offers 7-, 30-, and 90-day ranges, registered-user counts, feedback ratings per answer, and a user-company breakdown. Conversation totals count chats with a successful answer instead of chats that were only opened, and only one rating per answer is counted in each selected period. Historical data may be incomplete for metrics that were not previously collected.

Chat answers distinguish sources from connected knowledge and web search, with clearer citation previews, document names, and links to cited pages or locations. Sources that cannot be verified are identified as unavailable rather than presented as confirmed.

Copied chats and transcript or PDF exports now preserve citation details and links more consistently. PDF citations can link back to their sources, making it easier to check the material behind an answer.

When you add chat content to ServiceNow work notes, the incident selection and loading feedback are clearer. Chat exports also retain source references more reliably.

The sign-in page now highlights using any.site on a phone. User lists also distinguish invited users from users who have completed onboarding.

This release includes general bug fixes and stability improvements.

When ServiceNow integration is enabled, you can now add a complete chat conversation to the work notes of a linked ServiceNow incident. any.site adds the formatted transcript as a work note and includes a PDF of the transcript as an attachment.

This release includes general bug fixes and stability improvements.

When your company uses ServiceNow ticket integration, any.site can now match tickets using configured machine reference fields. Ticket links open the appropriate machine chat more reliably, including when you use an incident number.

This release includes general bug fixes and stability improvements.

When enabled for your company, a new chat can now show up to five recent maintenance-relevant tickets from the selected Knowledge Bot. Select a ticket to add its details to your message and start troubleshooting with the relevant machine history.

After submitting feedback, you can now choose whether the any.site team may contact you about your experience. Your preference is saved with the feedback.

This release includes general bug fixes and stability improvements.

Configured SAP notifications, SAP orders, and ServiceNow incidents can now open any.site directly. After signing in when needed, any.site opens the Bot assigned to the ticket’s equipment and adds the ticket to the new conversation, so troubleshooting starts with the relevant context.

This release includes general bug fixes and stability improvements.

The copy action is now visible on mobile devices, making it easier to copy individual Bot responses on smaller screens.

Source links in copied responses and PDF exports now open the page where a document was cited. When a document is cited in several locations, the main source opens at the beginning of the document while each individual citation opens at its cited page.

When a source document is no longer available, any.site now shows a clear message in the new tab instead of closing it without explanation. Available attachments continue to open as usual.

This release includes general bug fixes and stability improvements.

Plant admins can now search existing company users by email and select multiple team members in the Add people dialog. Existing plant members and duplicate entries are filtered out, and selected email addresses remain visible in a scrollable list when adding several people.

This release includes general improvements to plant team management.

This release includes general bug fixes and stability improvements.

You can now export a completed conversation as a PDF from the conversation list. The export preserves the conversation structure, bot responses, user selections, and available sources for review or sharing.

You can now copy an individual bot response from the copy control above the response. The copied content preserves its formatting, including supported links, images, and source references.

An experimental feedback survey is now shown for eligible conversations that finish in under 60 seconds. When you leave the chat or start another conversation, the survey appears next to the conversation in the list so you can quickly describe what happened.

Navigation, chat, search, and bot discovery now adapt better to smaller screens. Mobile layouts use the available space more effectively and make it easier to open, close, and move between conversations.

Feedback prompts now use wording that matches the bot response. Responses that present questions ask whether the questions were relevant, while direct answers ask whether the response was relevant.

Pop-up values in Analytics charts now remain readable when dark mode is enabled.

This release includes general bug fixes and stability improvements.

When web search is available for your chat, you can enable it directly to search beyond the connected knowledge base. A single research view shows knowledge-base and web research progress, and the resulting sources remain available with the answer.

Chat conversations remain more responsive while answers are being generated. Earlier answers and their controls stay stable, making longer conversations easier to follow.

This release includes general bug fixes and stability improvements.

The mobile chat now uses the available screen space more effectively. The message field starts compact, expands as you type, and keeps the conversation easy to view and scroll.

Reference numbers are now shown together with their matching sources, making it easier to see which source supports each part of an answer.

This release includes general bug fixes and stability improvements.

Selected options in guided conversations remain visible after selection, making it easier to follow the current conversation path.

This release includes general bug fixes and stability improvements.

This release includes general bug fixes and stability improvements.

After a chat response, you can now quickly mark whether the answer was helpful. If it was not helpful, you can add a short comment.

This release includes general bug fixes and stability improvements.

Plant instance lists now include search. You can filter machine instances by instance name, Knowledge Bot name, or bot provider, and matching text is highlighted in the result cards.

Chat responses now handle message rendering more consistently and show tool-call progress more clearly.

Sources and inline citations in chat responses now handle links more consistently and open supporting details in an improved dialog.

This release includes general bug fixes and stability improvements.

The problem discovery and problem solving start buttons in the chat now open the selected mode reliably.

This release includes general bug fixes and stability improvements.

The chat experience has been improved to better support users in support and troubleshooting scenarios. Depending on the available configuration, additional capabilities can be enabled step by step.

This release includes general bug fixes and stability improvements.

Administrators can now view and filter the audit log to track activity across the platform, including a date range filter to narrow results.

The bot connection modal now showcases a broader lineup of providers. Alongside Blockbrain, users can discover coming-soon providers such as meinGPT, Langdock, Octonomy, and Manufacturing Co-Intelligence.

Users who follow a direct link to a specific page are now redirected to that page after login, instead of always being taken to the home screen.

The Terms and Conditions have been updated to version 1.0.4. All users will be asked to accept the new version within the application.

This release includes additional bug fixes and stability improvements.

This release includes bug fixes and performance improvements.

This release includes bug fixes and performance improvements.

When editing an existing bot, saving could occasionally fail with a server error. This issue has been fixed so that changes to bot details are now saved reliably.

On first login, users see a welcome message with an overview of their subscription plan. The subscription page shows all available subscription plans, and customers can contact sales or support directly to request an upgrade.

System-wide and contextual banners are now displayed in order of priority. Banners appear one at a time at the top of the screen, with color indicating urgency (red, yellow, blue). When a banner is dismissed, the next relevant banner is automatically shown. This ensures important notices and warnings are always clear and prioritized.

The new Terms and Conditions (T&C) have been uploaded and the acceptance process for customers has started. Customers can accept the updated T&C directly within the application.