We've made a small tweak to our table visualization based on user feedback. We've removed the old-school pagination controls at the bottom of the table and replaced it with a simple scroll. You'll still see the total number of results displayed at the bottom right.

A while back we released the tab in the tile editor, it's a way for users to manipulate the columns that are returned from a data source and specify formats, e.g. marking something as a date or removing decimal places. We've recently made a few tweaks to the user experience to make it easier to use and more clearly show the capabilities:

What if I told you that you're using dashboards wrong? 😱

What if the issue isn’t your dashboard, but the lack of depth and detail? With most dashboards, you only get a surface-level view. But what if you could go further—drill down into the details and explore every layer of data?

At SquaredUp, we’re not just throwing another static dashboard at you. We’re giving you something different—a way to explore data as naturally as you think about it. Imagine your dashboard isn’t just a screen full of charts but portals into deeper insights, where you can drill down and get the full picture. We call this feature Perspectives, and it changes the game.

When you click on an object—whether it’s a server, application, or KPI— our perspective engine finds all the relevant dashboards scattered across your organization and brings them into one view, filtered to the object you’re interested in. No manual filtering. No creating new dashboards from scratch.

Plus, with over 100 native data sources and prebuilt perspectives created by experts, you’ll have detailed, relevant insights right out of the box—ready to explore, no extra work required. Take a look:

In honour of halloween, we're releasing skeletons into the product... 😱

Okay, let me explain... When you load a dashboard with a number of tiles you typically see various loading spinners showing the dashboards/tile/data are loading. To improve the loading experience, we've replaced these spinners with a UI element that are often called 'skeleton loaders' - because they show an outline, or skeleton, of the content that will be shown once loading is complete.

We love the new look and feel and think it brings the dashboard experience to the next-level - let us know what you think, and happy halloween! 🎃

It's now much easier to view the properties of objects when using the tile editor.

For example, perhaps you'd like to see or filter by the resource group when selecting Azure objects, or see which objects have a certain AWS tag. This functionality has existed for a while but it's been buried and not in the place you'd expect it. We've surfaced this UI much more clearly and accessibly.

In addition, it's now also possible to view and filter by an object's . This can be useful as this value is often the tool-specific type that you might be used to seeing elsewhere, e.g. or .

You can now surface all your KPIs on the organization home. KPIs are used to track and report key numbers (for example an SLO, app response times, DORA metrics).

When you publish a metric on a dashboard tile as a KPI (See KPIs), it becomes visible outside of its original workspace for everyone to see.

On the organization home, you can now choose to display KPIs and filter your workspaces, allowing you to report on things like customer KPIs, team KPIs, and more at a glance.

Specify additional email domains at the workspace level when sharing dashboards using

This is useful in a managed service scenario when each workspace represents a customer, to ensure that only a specific customer (using their email domain) can only see shared dashboards from their workspace.

We're excited to announce a brand new tile, that allows you to embed other web pages and content into your dashboards. We've had many requests to include other pages into dashboards, for example existing PowerBI dashboards, or internal company portals.

We've extended the tile editor to support grouping by multiple columns. This opens up several use cases across lots of data sources:

This works really well with our Bar chart, using the Stacked display option.

Notification alerts that are sent out from SquaredUp to external tools (e.g. Slack, Teams, etc) include an image preview of the visualisation that is triggering the notification. The image can now be set by the user to show in dark or light mode to best display on the external tool.