Author Archives: fusedeck

First of all we would like to thank everyone who has contributed to making it a great year for fusedeck. Your suggestions and proposals have helped us improve the product in many ways and add valuable new features. We are … Read More

It’s Christmas time for us too, but we’ve been working hard on our features and have a few gems for you. Extension of the Plugin SDK Sounds small, but is huge! Our SDK now allows you to create triggers via … Read More

We have been working like crazy to give you an entirely new fusedeck feeling. Test after test, release after release, we have been working towards this release. What have we been up to? We are happy to explain. Plugins If … Read More

Long term storage (beta) Reports can now be stored in fusedeck for a longer period of time. This duration goes beyond the usual retention time of 13/25 months. Thanks to this, data can be stored for long term use at … Read More

Discontinuation of seperated selector area We have said goodbye to selectors as a separate element in fusedeck. Now selectors can be stored directly in the trigger and dom elements and no longer have to be entered via a separate selector … Read More

Cached dashboards To further accelerate our performance in the tool, we have now designed the dashboards to harness the full power of caching. This means loading behavior has been improved and queries can be processed faster. Variable types Variables in … Read More

Report notifications If a custom report takes a little longer to execute, fusedeck can now notify the user when the report is done. Thanks to this feature, the user can leave a running report at any time and in the … Read More

A small change with a big effect. With this release, we have laid the foundation for a completely new loading behaviour within our reporting engine. Async loading Reports are now loaded asynchronously in the background. This means that a loading … Read More

Server side variables Variables can now be stored completely on our servers. This makes it possible to store data even without consent. Of course, the variables should not contain any personal data in this case. This makes a setup E-Privacy … Read More