Release Notes Current Month (March 2026)

MSPs can now copy tenant settings (Mar 9)

You can now create new tenants preconfigured with your ControlUp for Desktops scripts, alert rules, and custom dashboards. When creating a new tenant, you can choose to copy these settings from an existing tenant.

Anomaly Detection alerts are now easier to configure (Mar 9)

• Friendly category and metric names: We've replaced technical database names with human-friendly labels. This change helps you quickly find the metric you need and understand what each metric measures.

• Improved clarity: We’ve renamed "Standard Deviation" to Sensitivity. This change focuses on the impact of the setting rather than the calculation behind it, making it more intuitive to configure. Additionally, we’ve added descriptions to each Seasonality option to help you decide which one to select.

Dashboards improvements (Mar 10)

• Introducing the new Grid Viewer widget for displaying raw data with built-in column filtering and paging directly from the builder.

• The Windows Boot Certificate Dashboard has been added to the out-of-the-box dashboards.

• The Windows Crash dashboards have been updated to include process friendly names and process names without paths.

• The Widget Gallery when creating your own dashboard has now been removed to streamline the dashboard creation workflow.

Jamf integration for easier macOS deployment (Mar 10)

Deploying the ControlUp for Desktops Agent to your macOS devices is now faster and more reliable. Our new Jamf integration automatically:

• Adds Agent installation scripts.

• Creates configuration profiles that pre-authorize data collection. This reduces the number of data collection prompts displayed to your users.

Set which users can view device geolocation data (Mar 10)

To balance troubleshooting needs with employee privacy, you can now restrict which ControlUp users can see geolocation data using the new permission View Device Location.

• Scoped access: You can limit this permission to specific device sets using Tags or Groups (for example, to allow a user to view ‘HR’ devices but not ‘Executive’ devices).

• Further device-level customization: You can use the new permission in combination with our existing device-level location settings in the Extended Settings page to tailor location privacy to your needs (for example, to block location data collection for ‘Executive’ devices, regardless of user permissions).

• Existing roles: The new permission has been automatically added to all existing roles. This means that none of your users will lose access to device data until you make changes to your roles.

Limitation: Location still visible in Compliance

This permission blocks access to device location data in Employees, Devices, Unified Communications, and Applications. It does not currently block access to device location data in Compliance. Location data in Compliance is visible regardless of the new permission.

Keep devices updated with the latest beta agent (Mar 10)

You can now keep your test devices updated to the absolute latest Agent version without making manual updates. To do this, use the new Latest Beta deployment option in your Agent Version Control settings.

View deployed Linux and ChromeOS versions (Mar 9)

In the Agent Versions Report, you can now see a breakdown of the different Linux Agents and ChromeOS extensions deployed in your organization.

Currently, the report doesn’t display the support/maintenance status of Linux versions older than the latest GA, even though end-of-support and end-of-maintenance policies still apply. ChromeOS extensions do not currently have an end of support or end of maintenance policy.

Enrich browser extension version 2.0.17 (Mar 6)

Fixed an issue causing Enrich to appear and disappear when using BMC Remedy.

Note that it can take some time for Google and Microsoft to push the new extension version through their web stores.

Enrich browser extension now supports MSPs (Mar 3)

If you are a Tenant Manager, you can now use Enrich to access devices from any tenant that you manage, without needing to reauthenticate to each tenant.

Support for Island browser (Mar 3)

ControlUp for Applications now supports the Island browser for Microsoft Windows. Update your browser extension deployment settings to automatically install the extension on Island.

Note that you must adjust your policies in the Island Management Console to allow the browser extension to work. The required policy is in our documentation.

Check browser extension connection (Mar 3)

When you open the browser extension from your toolbar, it now displays if the browser extension is successfully connected to the ControlUp for Applications module installed on the device. This is helpful for verifying a successful installation and troubleshooting connection problems.

See details in the Latest VDI Version release notes.
For previous versions, see ControlUp for VDI (Real-Time DX versions).

Go to the Download Center to get this latest build for the Real-Time DX Console and Agents.

Need help? Contact your support representative.

Web App: Sizing Recommendations Report Toggler (Mar 4)

We’ve introduced a Sizing Mode toggle to the Sizing Recommendations report, giving you more granular control over how compute resource data is analyzed. To directly choose what fits your needs, you can now toggle between 24/7 Sizing and Active Sessions sizing modes in the Virtualization view.

We continuously release Cloud and Custom hives. To keep your hives and scouts updated, be sure to use the latest and see what we released here:
Cloud and Custom Hive Release Notes.