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Hello Everyone!
This release contains new substeps for our Power BI Simulation Engine, improvements in the user interface and small tweaks to improve your experience when using the Wiiisdom Cloud Platform!
As always, you can find important links just below.
Full Documentation: Wiiisdom Cloud Platform Documentation
Knowledge Base: Wiiisdom Cloud Platform Knowledge Base
Of course, do get in touch if you need help with updating.
Contact us via your Customer Centre and Support Site: https://support.wiiisdom.com/
The Priority Monitoring is a brand-new page designed to completely transform how you stay ahead of performance challenges in your Power BI environment. Instead of reacting to problems after they impact users, you’ll now have a crystal-clear view of what reports need attention today, and what’s likely to matter in the next seven days.
Reports are now ranked by a dynamic priority score, calculated from recent behavior and future forecasts so you always know where to act first. Each entry comes with performance insights like load times, usage patterns, and trend predictions, plus smart, actionable suggestions to optimize performance before issues snowball. With one click, dive into detailed charts and recommendations tailored to each report. This means faster decision-making, fewer disruptions, and a fully optimized Power BI experience for your users.
Priority Monitoring makes it easier than ever to optimize your Power BI environment, minimize disruptions, and ensure a smooth experience for every user.
Want to see it in action? Try it here.
The new Capacity Planning page is a central hub designed to help Power BI platform owners and admins eliminate surprises, cut costs, and protect performance. You get deep visibility into each monitored capacity, historical trends, future forecasts, and actionable insights, all in one powerful dashboard. No more guesswork, no more unexpected throttling, just clear, data-driven control of your BI platform.
Each capacity comes with a full context view, from SKU state badges (so you know if you’re underpowered or overspending) to forecasted CU consumption and throttling risk. Dive into visual graphs showing the last 15 days of usage plus 7-day forecasts, explore top-consuming workspaces and objects in detail, and sort by real business context like workspace name, owner, and capacity SKU.
With Capacity Planning, you can easily identify risks early and take proactive steps to keep your BI environment efficient and responsive.
Want to see it in action? Try it here.
You can now add an “Apply Bookmark” sub-step to your Simulation workflows, allowing you to select a bookmark and automatically apply it during execution for a more contextualized run.
Once applied, the step captures a screenshot reflecting that bookmark state, giving you clear, visual checkpoints aligned with your selected data view.
You can now add an “Check Visual Displayed” sub-step to your Simulation workflows, allowing you to pick a page and select visuals to verify directly in your workflow.
During execution, the step checks if selected visuals are visible, success if displayed, failure if not, with the report clearly highlighting which visuals were validated for full clarity and traceability.
You can now enable an optional post-deployment action in Deploy Content (Cross Environment) to automatically trigger a Power BI semantic model refresh immediately after a successful promotion.
This ensures your promoted models become usable in the target environment without manual steps. The refresh runs in a fire-and-forget mode, without blocking pipeline progress, and detailed outcomes are surfaced in the execution report and logs. This provides clear visibility into refresh requests while keeping deployments efficient and seamless.
You can now configure a Deploy Content step using a visual tree view of the source workspace folder structure, showing semantic models and reports with clear, distinct icons.
The tree supports multi-selection, including entire folders to select all contained items, ensuring easier governance and precise control over what gets deployed, while omitting empty folders for a cleaner experience.
SQL Data Validation just got more transparent with new SQL and Tableau Cloud previews right in the step configuration (Tableau Server support is on our roadmap). You can now review the queries and dashboards data at design time to ensure accuracy before running your pipeline.
Run details have also been boosted with detailed mismatch and comparison insights, making it easier to diagnose discrepancies and validate data quality with confidence.
▪ BI Digest gets styling refinements with better header alignment, consistent table fonts, and clearer evolution indicators using “faster” and “slower” for intuitive readability.
▪ You can now remove your MFA devices directly from the Account Settings page, giving you full control over your authentication methods without waiting for admin support.
▪ You can now stop and delete executions in “Queued” status.
▪ Open Report step visuals not fully rendered in execution details
High impact · WIIIS-2327
Charts on the Report Performance details page could appear incomplete or not fully loaded when reviewing an Open Report step's execution.
▪ Disabling a DAX Result Variation step was not always effective or savable
High impact · WCPC-282
In some cases the step remained enabled after being disabled, or the change could not be saved at all.
▪ Configured identity provider could not be disabled or renamed without re-uploading its configuration file
High impact · WCPC-257
Editing an active IdP to disable or rename it failed unless a new configuration file was also provided.
▪ Identity provider list capped at 10 entries
High impact · WCPC-132
Only the first 10 identity providers appeared in the list; any beyond that were not displayed.
▪ Assert Extract Refresh relied on outdated metadata
Medium impact · WOFT-3209
After a data source refresh, the Assert Extract Refresh step could use stale metadata and return an incorrect result.
▪ Web Request error message not shown in code block
Low impact · WOFT-3383
When a Web Request post process ended in error, the error message was not displayed in a code block in the execution logs.
▪ SQL Validation Rule steps showed as errors after being re-added
Low impact · WOFT-3294
Removing and re-adding a SQL Validation Rule step during pipeline editing caused all its configuration steps to display as errors.
▪ No error shown when pipeline context is missing after a transfer
Low impact · WCPC-297
After transferring a pipeline, opening it for editing showed no error even when the workspace context was missing.
▪ Concurrent runs could make a pipeline disappear from the list
Low impact · WCPC-280
Triggering a run on a pipeline that was already queued or running could cause it to vanish from the pipeline list.
▪ Could not log out after deleting the identity provider used to sign in
Low impact · WCPC-260
Removing an IdP that a user was currently signed in with caused an error on logout.
▪ Duplicate SSO session after sign-out and sign-in via an identity provider
Low impact · WCPC-259
Signing out and back in through the same IdP left two active SSO sessions instead of one.
▪ Identity provider could not be re-enabled immediately after being disabled
Low impact · WCPC-258
Save was blocked when trying to re-enable an IdP right after disabling it.
▪ Monitoring toggle stayed active after canceling on a newly created platform
Low impact · WCPC-250
Enabling monitoring and then canceling the dialog on a freshly created platform left the toggle showing as active.
▪ Long pipeline names broke the Pipeline Monitor layout
Low impact · WCPC-222
Pipeline names above a certain length caused horizontal scrolling instead of being truncated with a tooltip.
▪ Pipeline Monitor filters stayed applied but appeared cleared
Low impact · WCPC-221
Navigating away from and back to Pipeline Monitor kept previously selected filters active without showing them as selected.
▪ Platform filter on Pipeline Monitor did not list all platforms
Low impact · WCPC-220
The platform filter only showed platforms with pipelines visible on the current page, hiding others until pipelines from them appeared.