Release v0.114.0
Sep 17, 2026
Network device monitoring now shows real collection health instead of guessing, four new compliance evidence report types ship, and the AI patch agent now chases failed patch installs on its own.
Network Monitoring
- The network device page now shows genuine collection health: which SNMP polls succeeded or failed, and why, instead of a device just going quiet with no explanation.
- Fixed SNMPv1 devices being polled with the wrong SNMP protocol version, which silently returned no data on older network gear.
- Fixed one oversized metric on a device wiping out the rest of that poll's data — now a single bad value no longer takes down the whole reading.
- New Monitoring tab on the device page with an OID data table and charts, plus automatic template suggestions when Breeze recognizes a device's identity (including a new Xerox printer template).
- Consolidated device settings into a single modal so multiple people editing the same asset settings can't silently overwrite each other's changes.
Compliance & Evidence Reporting
- Four new evidence report types for audits and compliance reviews: identity & access review, vulnerability management, endpoint management review, and threat detection review — each built on last release's service-deliverables evidence framework.
AI Automation
- The AI patch agent now chases down failed patch installs automatically — it retries, escalates, and plans reboots around your maintenance windows instead of leaving a failed patch for a technician to notice.
- AI sweeps (scheduled fleet-wide checks) gained an 'act' mode with a graduated rollout gate, so a sweep can move from read-only to actually fixing things as confidence in it builds. It ships switched off and has to be enabled deliberately.
- New AI guardrail: the AI assistant can never arm a software install itself, even if a policy would otherwise allow it — that action always stays with a human.
Organizations & Portal
- Redesigned Organizations page: a single account board showing integrations, contracts, and backup status per organization instead of a split view.
- New Hardware Lifecycle page in the customer portal: a replacement-plan timeline built from warranty ship dates, with a status bar and upcoming schedule.
- Portal Devices page is now an explicit visibility toggle per organization, off by default — turn it on under Org settings > Portal if you want customers to see it.
- The AI budget editor for an organization moved to Org settings > AI.
- The Variables 'All organizations' view now shows only variables that are actually shared partner-wide, with each row labeled by its owning organization.
- Navigation change: the Fleet Management entry Monitoring is now Network Monitor (network assets, checks and templates). Device monitors live under Alerts > Monitors; old links redirect, nothing was removed.
Fixes
- Fixed remote desktop sessions for a Partner Admin without an MFA factor enrolled silently ending right after launch.
- Fixed the portal Support tile counting every organization's tickets instead of just the logged-in customer's own.
- Fixed the Organizations page not loading correctly for a platform-wide administrator account.
- Fixed partner-wide event-log forwarding destinations not reaching child organizations.
- Fixed device cards continuing to fetch metrics after navigating away, which could pile up requests on a busy fleet view.
- A backup verification that times out is now marked failed instead of hanging.
Security Hardening
- Site restrictions on technician accounts are now enforced consistently across software deployments, software search, monitoring and manual asset edits.
- A hardening pass across the AI assistant's tools, so an AI agent scoped to particular devices stays inside that scope on every tool.
The network device page finally tells the truth about what it’s collecting. Instead of a device silently going quiet with no explanation, you now see exactly which SNMP polls succeeded, which failed and why, and get a suggested identity template the moment Breeze recognizes what kind of device it’s looking at. Underneath that, we fixed a couple of quiet SNMP bugs — devices set to the older v1 protocol were being polled the wrong way and simply returning nothing, and one oversized reading could wipe out an entire poll’s worth of otherwise-good data.
Compliance and evidence reporting grows by four report types this release — identity & access, vulnerability management, endpoint management, and threat detection — giving you ready-made audit evidence on top of last release’s deliverables framework. On the AI side, the patch agent now chases down failed installs on its own (retry, escalate, plan the reboot around your maintenance window), and scheduled AI sweeps can graduate from read-only checks to actually fixing things behind a rollout gate. That act mode ships switched off, so nothing changes until you turn it on. A guardrail also now stops the AI assistant from ever arming a software install itself — that stays a human decision.
One item for self-hosters running custom SQL or BI reports against the database directly: the deprecated catalog_items.unit_price column is dropped in this release, since prices have lived in a separate per-currency price table for a while now. If nothing reads that column directly, there’s nothing to do.