Expenses: scan a receipt or invoice and let AI fill in the expense for you — amount, tax, date, supplier and category are read from the document and offered for you to check before saving.
Settings → AI: a single place to manage AI providers and keys, with a separate key per AI feature so you can see what each one costs.
Team Messenger: send documents in a chat message.
Gamify App: A new way to engage the team with your workspace activities
Virtual scrolling in data tables
Documentation: every category can now choose how its articles are presented. Alongside the familiar layout there are three built for developer documentation — REST API, Backend development and Frontend development — each with an article tree on the left and a wider, easier to scan reading column.
Documentation: the REST API layout shows your articles in three columns — the article list, the content, and a panel with the request example, in the style of a public API reference.
Documentation: describe an endpoint's parameters (path, query, header and body) once, and readers get a clear parameters table plus a ready to run code sample. Readers pick their own language — cURL, JavaScript, Node.js, PHP, Python, Go, C# or Java — and the choice is remembered.
Documentation: JSON parameters get a dedicated editor. Paste or type JSON, it is checked as you write, tidied up for you, and shown to readers neatly formatted and colour highlighted.
Documentation: import a Postman collection straight into a REST API category. Every request becomes an article with its method, endpoint, parameters and example response filled in. You see exactly what will be created or updated before anything is written, and re-importing an updated collection refreshes the articles instead of duplicating them.
Documentation: categories can now have sub categories, up to three levels deep, so a large documentation set can be organised properly. Deleting a category never loses anything — its articles and sub categories move up to the level above.
Tasks: a task can be linked to the documentation article that covers it, and a project manager can require that link before the task may be marked as done. The assignee can attach the article themselves, and every change is recorded in the task history — so work is only finished once it is documented.
Updates
Lists and tables across the platform now load noticeably faster. Results are cached in your browser and only re-fetched when something has actually changed, so revisiting a list is close to instant.
Tables no longer flash a loading indicator while refreshing quietly in the background, and a deleted row now disappears without reloading the whole list.
Translations Contributor is now available in Dutch, French, German, Greek, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and Turkish.
Onboarding is now available in Greek.
Revamp of Lists and tables across the platform
Tasks owners can now make mandatory to publish a documentation article in order to put the task as done by the assignee
Documentation: articles now show an "On this page" outline, previous and next links at the foot of the article, and a copy button on every code block.
Documentation: a REST API category can carry the base address of your API, so the generated code samples point at the right host. Sub categories inherit it from the category above.
The whole platform is now fully translated into Czech, Dutch, French, German, Greek, Italian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and Turkish — including everything added in this release.
Documentation: one navigation panel for every layout, restyled as a frosted macOS style sidebar. Categories, sub categories and the articles of the category you are reading now look and behave the same wherever you are, in light and dark mode alike. The classic layout gains the article list it never had.
Documentation: the breadcrumb now shows the whole path — home, category, every sub category and finally the article — and each step above the current page is clickable. It reads the same on every layout.
Fix
Gamify: the safeguard that stops XP being farmed by creating and immediately closing a task was not working at all. It now measures a task's real age and blocks the trick as intended.
Gamify: clearing your avatar made it impossible to ever save a new one. You can now clear and rebuild as often as you like.
Gamify: choosing a child's head on an adult character produced an avatar with no head at all.
Gamify: changing your skin tone did not change your face — only the body. Heads now follow the skin tone you pick.
Gamify: while walking in NIZU Office, your colleagues sometimes only saw the first step of a longer walk.
Gamify: a duel notification that had already finished still said a challenge would lapse in five minutes.
Documentation: in dark mode the parameters editor and the Postman import preview were drawn as white tables on a dark page. They now follow whichever theme you are using.
Documentation: the coloured GET/POST/DELETE labels were not showing in the Postman import preview.
Documentation: a JSON example was published squashed onto a single line instead of being laid out over several.
The public knowledge base was sending visitors who are not signed in to the login page instead of showing them the article. Public documentation is readable again without an account.