Current Month (June 2026)

Global search bar (Jun 1)

We’ve added a global search bar at the top of the page. Use it to save time navigating and quickly search across devices, employees, VDI sessions, Workflows, Dashboards, and more!

Accessibility improvements (Jun 1)

• Added tab-navigation for the main sidebar.

• Improved screen reader reliability.

• The new global search makes it easier to navigate to various product areas using only your keyboard.

Global VDI Filters (Jun 1)

You can now filter VDI dashboards by Folder, making it much easier to focus on the environments that matter most.

VDI Time Series Support (Jun 1)

 Time series visualizations now support VDI data, allowing you to track trends and performance metrics over time directly from your VDI environments.

Per-Metric Units in Grid Viewer (Jun 1)

Grid Viewer now supports configuring units per metric, giving you greater control over how data is displayed and improving readability across mixed datasets.

Bug Fixes & Improvements (Jun 1)

• Fixed an issue where time series charts could remain flat when using Group By.

• Various stability improvements and minor bug fixes across the dashboard experience.

Remote Control for unmanaged devices now supports macOS (Jun 5)

You can now remotely control macOS devices that don’t have a ControlUp Agent installed. This is achieved through a “light client” application that the end user downloads and runs for the duration of the session. This feature makes it easier for you to provide support to users whose devices you don’t manage (such as contractors).

Note that this feature is already available for Windows devices.

Assign device tags to scripts to limit execution scope (Jun 5)

You can now assign device tags to a script, limiting execution to only devices that match at least one of those tags.

This is particularly useful for scripts with automated trigger types such as Once per day. Instead of running across every device in your environment, the script runs only on matching devices. For scripts with a Custom action trigger type, device tags filter which scripts a ControlUp user sees when manually running a script on a device, so users only see scripts relevant to that device.

Export employee list to CSV (Jun 5)

You can now export the Employee Details table to a CSV file.

Enrich browser extension version 2.0.28 (Jun 1)

• Improved ServiceNow MSP email detection: Enrich now handles customized ServiceNow user email fields when searching in MSP mode.

Note that it may take some time before the new version is available in the Chrome and Edge web stores.

AI Assistant can now run actions (Jun 1)

You can now use natural language to run actions from the AI Assistant. The AI Assistant prompts you for approval before running any action. Currently, actions in the following product areas are supported. Refer to our public API documentation for details on available actions within each area.

• Platform (inviting users, updating organization settings, etc.)

• Synthetic Monitoring

• Workflows

To run actions from the AI Assistant, you must have the permission Allow AI Assistant Actions AND the relevant permission for the specific action you are performing. The AI Assistant can only perform actions that you could already perform yourself in the product UI.

Autoscale: Scale-In Restriction (Jun 16)

We moved the Scale-In Restriction setting to the right side of the time slots. This UI improvement declutters your primary configuration view while keeping the restriction toggle instantly accessible.

Session Host Configuration Enhancement (Jun 16)

To streamline your Session Host Configuration, DaaS IQ now automatically hides resource options that are incompatible with your selected Azure deployment rules during the initial creation steps. This enhancement prevents invalid combinations, eliminates guesswork and ensures a smoother configuration experience.

Activity Feed Enhancement (Jun 9)

The Activity Feed now includes a Show System Events toggle, allowing you to view system-generated actions only, like autoscale executions, scheduler triggers, and background jobs, in a single chronological list. This view streamlines operational troubleshooting by eliminating the need to switch to the DEX platform Audit Log.

Image Publishing: Cleanup Artifacts (Jun 9)

Each Master Image version now offers a Cleanup Artifacts action that allows you to preview and safely remove leftover temporary Azure resources created during the publishing process. Available for both completed and failed image versions, this tool shows you exactly which components will be deleted before you confirm, ensuring the actual published image version itself is never removed.

Host Pool Settings: Compatibility Check (Jun 9)

Host pool settings configurations now perform proactive validation for image, region, VM size, and disk compatibility. This enhancement filters out unsupported settings before you save, ensuring that your selected hardware and VM types are fully compatible with your environment.

Image Management (Jun 2)

We’ve made the following enhancements to our Image Management to improve reliability, visibility, and control:

• Enhanced Publish Reliability: Master Image publish jobs now feature automatic recovery and consistent cleanup, minimizing manual intervention for stuck or failed processes.

• Pre-Publish Azure Quota Check: DaaS IQ now verifies Azure VM quotas before publishing begins, surfacing shortages upfront to prevent mid-job failures.

• One-Click Retry Publish: Easily retry failed Master Image deployments directly from the Version History page. Click the Retry Publish action on the failed version without restarting the configuration from scratch.

• Smart Disk Controller Filtering: The Add New Image wizard now only displays configurations compatible with your target host pool, eliminating mismatch failures.

• Transparent Error Messaging: Publish failures now surface clear, actionable error descriptions instead of failing silently.

• Decommission Impact Preview: Deleting a Master Image now displays a pre-deletion impact summary, providing full visibility before taking irreversible actions.

• Optimized Version Management: Master Image lists now feature proper sorting and pagination, while available actions (e.g., Start/Stop) dynamically reflect the image's current status.

Autoscale Enhancements (Jun 2)

We've added new configuration controls to optimize your autoscale policies and ensure predictable environment behavior:

• Scale-In Restriction: You can now define specific time windows where scale-in operations are blocked, ensuring VMs remain available during anticipated high-demand periods.

• Immutable Scaling Modes: A profile’s scaling mode is now locked upon creation, preventing inconsistent autoscale behavior caused by mid-lifecycle configuration changes.

Bug Fixes

• Session host VM associations repair automatically during scheduled syncs without manual intervention.

• Header totals and list rows display as expected without discrepancy, and image version metadata isn’t lost following any operations.

• Special characters in names and filters are parsed correctly.

• Changing a filter on the Activity Feed page now automatically returns the view to the first page of results.

• Selecting the Deploy from Gallery and Create from Marketplace source types, and the East US region, load successfully when you add a new image.

• DaaS IQ automatically refreshes after a trial is started, ensuring the updated tenant and trial status are immediately visible without requiring a manual page reload.

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.

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.

Resize Columns (Jun 18)

You can now adjust column widths in Scout and Hive tables. Resize a column to show more of the column content without hovering over each cell.

Alert Status Column in the Scouts Table (Jun 3)

The Scouts table now has an Alerts column that shows the alert status for each Scout: Active, Disabled, or No alert.

This helps users quickly identify which Scouts have alert coverage without opening each Scout individually.

Legacy API key settings page removed (Jun 1)

We've removed the settings area for creating legacy Synthetic Monitoring API keys. We recommend migrating integrations and automations to the current ControlUp platform API key. We are planning on deprecating the legacy Synthetic Monitoring API keys in Q3 2026.

Flow Run History and AI Insights on the Overview Page (Jun 18)

The Workflows Overview page now includes a Flow Executions table that shows recent flow runs, including status, start time, run time, and run history.

You can also open an AI Summary to review execution reliability, trigger patterns, and runtime performance for the selected time range.

Math Operations Actions (Jun 18)

Workflows now includes built-in Math Operations actions in the Data & Transformations category. Use these actions to perform common calculations and number transformations, such as rounding, formatting, percentage conversion, and basic arithmetic, without using custom scripts.

GraphQL Support for HTTP Requests (Jun 18)

The HTTP Request node now supports GraphQL. You can build GraphQL queries and mutations directly in the workflow builder and include GraphQL variables in the request body.

New Integrations (Jun 18)

Workflows now supports new integrations for ITSM, project management, cloud, AI, and security tools:

• Halo ITSM: Manage tickets, users, agents, clients, teams, reports, and related ITSM records.

• monday.com: Create and manage boards, workspaces, items, updates, and task-related data.

• Jira Product Discovery: Create, update, delete, and search product ideas.

• Google Cloud Platform (GCP) services: Use actions for services such as Apps Script, BigQuery, Cloud Billing, Cloud Build, Cloud Run, Cloud SQL, Cloud Storage, Compute Engine, Google Kubernetes Engine, IAM, and Vertex AI.

• AI provider integrations: Use DeepSeek, Mistral AI, Replicate, and Together AI in flows.

• urlscan.io: Submit and retrieve URL scan data for security analysis.

New Listener Triggers (Jun 18)

Workflows now supports new listener triggers for Microsoft Entra ID, Microsoft 365 Admin Reporting, Okta, and monday.com. You can use identity, directory, audit, and project-management events from these services to start flows automatically.

Help Text for Listener Triggers (Jun 18)

When you select Listener as the trigger type, the Start node fields now include explanations to help you understand each configuration option, including service, integration, event or alert type, and service-specific filters.

Timed Out Status for Flow Runs (Jun 18)

The Flows page and run history now show a Timed out status for flow runs that do not complete in time. This makes it easier to identify runs that stopped because they reached the timeout limit.

Improvements and Fixes (Jun 18)

This release includes usability and reliability improvements for the workflow editor, run history, integrations, and audit logs.

• Improved node renaming in the workflow editor.

• Improved node setting behavior when moving from the editor to run history.

• Improved node colors and execution indicators for clearer visibility into execution states and errors.

• Improved Microsoft Intune integration behavior.

• Added more execution and activity information to Workflows audit logs.

New Listener Triggers (Jun 4)

Workflows now supports new listener triggers for Freshservice, PagerDuty, Zendesk, and Datadog. You can use real-time ticket, incident, and event updates from these services to trigger flow automatically.

Template Update (Jun 4)

The Grant Temporary Device Admin Access template now includes setup guidance for the required ControlUp for Devices script. Users can open the template’s instructions, add the script, copy the Script ID, and update the workflow node before using the template.