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From shared knowledge to the next decision
October connects the information your team collects with the work that follows. Reusable workflows bring structure to intake and handoffs, while Providentia helps you develop decision criteria and options from selected sources. Decision reports can return to Maestro for review, and improvements to uploads, filenames, and search make the everyday work more dependable.
Read release notesFind the answer, then check the source
Your document library is now easier to explore. Ask ORE answers questions across accessible documents with links back to its sources, and content search helps you find files by what they say. We also improved questions about long documents, added clearer signals for unread versions and text quality, and made it easier to return to your work.
Read release notesFewer steps to get your team working
This month focuses on the steps between having a workspace and getting work done. New teammates receive a sign-in email, Data Room guests verify access with an emailed PIN, and supported fields can be edited in place. Group categories are easier to reuse, with platform maintenance supporting the changes behind the scenes.
Read release notesMaestro V3.2 Data Rooms Expansion and CI/CD Release
Maestro 3.2 matures what 3.1 started. Data Rooms grow from MVP into a full workspace with folders, tabbed navigation, full-screen previews, multi-invite, and read tracking for external viewers. The document experience levels up with browsable version history, a cleaner viewer with in-document search, and multi-file uploads. Under the hood, we stood up a full CI/CD pipeline with automated security scanning, deployments to a dedicated sandbox environment, and expanded Cypress E2E coverage across most of the app.
Read release notesSmall fixes, smoother file reviews
A focused update to the details around reviewing content. Comments sit closer to multimedia previews, document tags are easier to find and maintain, and fixes to missing summaries and new-tab viewing help you keep moving through your files.
Read release notesMaestro V3.1 Data Rooms and VOD Release
Maestro 3.1 expands how teams share, view, and manage content. Data Rooms (MVP) bring secure external sharing with access codes and timed expiry, while the new Video on Demand player delivers native in-app playback for training and recorded sessions. File Versioning preserves history on every re-upload, and Groups and Users can now be archived to keep workspaces clean without losing audit trail. Under the hood, we kicked off Cypress E2E testing as the foundation for faster future releases.
Read release notesMaestro V3 Official Release
Maestro V3.0 focuses on improving our core platform features when it comes to users uploading files, viewing those files, managing other users, and security. The primary objective of this release is show the current state of Maestro and build on the application access control, timeout, video API, document view and more. We’ve also resolved critical UI friction points to improve the core user experience.
Read release notesPolish across the everyday workspace
December closes the year with a round of refinements ahead of Maestro 3. A new module menu, download progress, page highlighting in previews, and screen capture protection join a cleaner, more consistent interface, along with fixes for image flicker, cramped dropdowns, printing, and adding apps.
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