What's included​

Standardized "Exclude" action​

The action previously labeled Drop column in the Data Health table is now labeled Exclude, consistent with the terminology used in Column Settings. Excluded columns (visibility offs) are now hidden by default in the Data Health summary table. A Hide excluded (N) checkbox appears in the toolbar whenever there are excluded columns, allowing you to reveal them when needed.

Consistent filter in Column Settings​

The same Hide excluded (N) checkbox — showing the count of excluded columns — is now displayed in the Column Settings page, matching the behaviour in Data Health.

Notes​

• Excluded columns are hidden, not deleted — your underlying data remains unchanged
• The count in the checkbox reflects how many columns currently have visibility turned off
• If you notice any unexpected behavior, please share steps to reproduce

What's included​

How it works​

• Click the AI Summary button in the Plot Builder toolbar
• A vision-enabled LLM reads the plot statistics and sees the chart, then returns bullet points covering distributions, group breakdowns, data quality issues, and visual patterns like clusters or outliers
• Hit copy to paste the summary into a report or analysis note

Notes​

• Works with scatter plots, box plots, and heatmaps
• The summary is factual only — the LLM does not assess or make recommendations
• If you notice any unexpected behavior, please share steps to reproduce

What's included​

Column Management​

You can now manage columns from Edit → Columns.

• Exclude columns to remove them from all views in the study — including plots, statistics, and column groups
• Include columns again at any time to restore them across the study

Update Column​

• Rename columns to use more meaningful display names across your study
• Changes are applied consistently across all views

Notes​

• Excluded columns are hidden, not deleted — your underlying data remains unchanged
• Renaming affects display only and does not modify raw data
• If you notice any unexpected behavior, please share steps to reproduce

What's included​

How it works​

• Select a numerical parameter from the parameter sidebar to color data points by that parameter's value
• A continuous color scale shows how parameter values relate to desirability scores across trials
• The best so far line tracks the highest desirability achieved up to each trial

• Select a categorical parameter to color data points by category
• A discrete color legend identifies each category value

Notes​

• The convergence chart is available under the Desirability tab in the Visualization section
• Chart interactions and layout may continue to evolve during the beta phase
• If you notice any unexpected behavior, please share steps to reproduce

What's included​

How it works​

• Select multiple targets from the target sidebar
• The convergence plot automatically splits into a grid — one panel per target
• Each panel shares the same x-axis (iteration index) but has an independent y-axis scale

• Click a data point to highlight the corresponding trial across all panels

• Shift-drag to draw a brush selection across panels
• Points outside the selection are dimmed
• Up to 6 targets can be displayed at a time

Notes​

• Single target selection continues to show the standard convergence plot
• Trellis layout and interactions may continue to evolve during the beta phase
• If you notice any unexpected behavior, please share steps to reproduce

What's included​

Drop Column​

Click the drop button on any row in the Data Health table to hide that column across all views in the study — plots, statistics, and column groups included.

Undo​

Changed your mind? Hit the undo button on the same row to bring the column back instantly.

Notes​

• Dropped columns are hidden, not deleted — your data stays intact
• If you notice any unexpected behavior, please share steps to reproduce

What's included​

How it works​

• Step through historical model evaluations using the new navigation controls
• The latest evaluation remains the default when no selection is made
• Quickly reapply filters across views for consistent analysis

Notes​

• If you notice any unexpected behavior, please share steps to reproduce

What's included​

How it works​

• Drag a categorical column onto the Trellis drop zone in the plot sidebar
• The plot splits into a grid of panels — one per category
• Works with scatter plots and box plots

• Use the trellis legend to choose which categories to display
• Up to 4 panels can be shown at a time

Notes​

• Heatmaps do not support trellis
• Trellis behavior may continue to evolve during the beta phase
• If you notice any unexpected behavior, please share steps to reproduce

What’s included​

Global filters with save option in Studies​

• Click Filters to access global filtering actions
• Create new filter conditions using supported operators and values

• New filters can be saved for reuse by providing a filter name

• Applied filters can be edited and updated if they were previously saved
• View and apply saved filters from the Filters menu
• Saved filters can be reused, updated, or removed

Notes​

• Global filters apply to the current study
• Saved filters are available across sessions
• Filtering behavior may continue to evolve during the beta phase
• If you notice any unexpected behavior, please share the steps to reproduce it

What’s included​

Column filtering in statistics tables​

• Hover over a column header to click on filter to access the filter menu

• Select a filter operator and provide a value (where applicable)
• Click Apply to add the filter condition

• Applied filters appear as tags below the table header
• Multiple filters can be added to progressively narrow down results
• Individual filters can be removed directly from their tags

• Filtering and sorting can be used together to refine and order the displayed statistics

Notes​

• Filters apply to the currently displayed statistics
• Multiple filters are combined to further narrow down results
• Sorting respects the filtered result set
• Filtering and sorting behavior may continue to evolve during the beta phase
• If you notice any unexpected behavior, please share steps to reproduce

What’s included​

Column sorting in statistics tables​

• Hover over a column header to reveal the arrow-down icon

• Click the arrow-down icon to choose ascending or descending order

• Once selected, the active sort order is clearly indicated, and a tag appears at the top right

• You can change the sort direction or clear the sort by clicking the column header again, or remove it directly from the tag

Notes​

• Sorting currently applies to the displayed statistics only
• Additional enhancements, such as combining sorting with filters, will be added in future iterations
• If you notice any unexpected sorting behavior, please share steps to reproduce

What’s included​

Auto-open when there’s a new release​

• Release notes will open automatically when there’s a newer release than what you last acknowledged
• If you’ve already seen the latest release, it won’t pop up again
• You can still open release notes anytime from Support → Release notes

Notes​

• This is an early version and we’ll refine the trigger rules over time
• If you spot incorrect popup behavior (e.g. repeated prompts), please share:
  • steps to reproduce

What's included​

Survival curve visualization​

• Step function curves show survival probability over time
• Tick marks indicate subjects who left the study without experiencing the event
• Filter by time period to focus on specific study phases
• Hover over curves to see detailed statistics at each time point

Group comparisons​

• Compare survival across multiple groups with color-coded curves
• Use filters to define groups
• Legend and tooltips identify each group

Event and censoring logic​

• Set event conditions for what you're tracking (e.g., death, disease progression)
• Set censoring conditions for subjects who exit the study early
• Use flexible filters to define complex criteria
• Data not matching either condition is excluded

Multi-panel plots​

• View multiple survival curves side-by-side in a grid
• Split data by categories for easier comparison

Interactive tooltips​

Hover over any point to see:

• Time value and date
• Survival probability
• Subjects at risk
• Events occurred
• Subjects censored
• Group name (when comparing groups)

Notes​

• New beta feature - behavior may change based on feedback
• Large datasets are limited to 5000 data points for performance

What’s included​

Experiment creation​

• Create experiments through a dedicated experiment workflow
• Experiments serve as the top-level container for:
  • Trial definitions
  • Parameters and bounds
  • Results and visualizations

Experiments overview​

• Centralized view of all experiments
• Clear separation between experiments and other platform entities
• Designed to support iteration and comparison across multiple experiments over time

Trial setup (Design of Experiments)​

• Configure trials within an experiment using a design-of-experiments (DOE) approach
• Define input parameters and value ranges per trial
• Supports structured experimentation workflows rather than ad-hoc runs
• Trial configuration is kept inline to minimize context switching

Visualization​

• Early-stage visualizations for experiment results
• Designed to help validate experiment behavior and outcomes

For more details on how this experiment works and what to expect, see the documentation:
Learn more about experiments

We especially encourage you to try it out using our Hartmann3 tutorial in the docs, which walks through a practical, end‑to‑end example.

Notes​

• Access to a new capability that is still under active development
• Improvements may be rolled out iteratively during the experiment
• We’ll use usage data and user feedback to decide on the final scope and direction

What’s included​

Left-hand sidebar​

• Main navigation moved into a left-hand sidebar
• Collapsible sections for better organization

Simplified top bar​

• A simplified top bar, starting with breadcrumbs

Notes​

• This is an incremental update during beta
• Navigation patterns may continue to evolve based on feedback