Changelog
What shipped to production.
Every item below is running in the Gen318 platform today. Each one is dated by the week it reached production: the release that shipped it, or the day it was switched on. Work that is built but not yet released is not listed until it is.
Updated Production version 79d4cda8
Week of
Live Oct 22, 2026
Field work
- Photos on job comments, and fixed evidence-photo uploads.
- Technicians see past repairs on the same equipment, with cause and fix, when they open a job.
- Close a job as resolved, partly resolved or not resolved, with the next step recorded.
Monitoring & data quality
- Connect Huawei FusionSolar by owner authorisation (read-only), with no password shared.
- Forecast accuracy over time on the Forecast page, so you can see whether forecasts are improving or drifting.
- More reliable demand forecasts for established sites, each labelled with the model that produced it.
- Fleet Tree adds a summary row with each category's share of hours.
- Solar under-performance alerts no longer fire on tiny daytime fluctuations.
- A series that over-reports can no longer hide one that went silent in the data-delivered figure.
- One bad reading no longer holds back a whole batch; the good readings are kept.
- DC mesh grid sites, with household connection points and uptime weighted by households served.
Reports & compliance
- Reports containing simulated data are never submitted to Odyssey, even when quality warnings are acknowledged.
- Regulatory reports count as overdue only against reports actually issued.
- Fleet analytics read the right data-completeness figure and count each site and period once.
- The fault log names the parts a technician used.
Platform
- A new site counts as live only once its data has arrived on schedule and passed quality checks for 72 hours.
Week of
Live Oct 16, 2026
Field work
- Operations Desk: cases that follow a problem from first signal through the work order to the confirmed fix, with response-time targets and shift handovers.
- Each closed repair is kept as a fixed, fingerprinted record of cause, evidence and sign-off.
- Planned maintenance schedules for each asset.
- QR tags on equipment, and a logbook for every asset.
- Comment threads on jobs, and contractors as assignees.
- A “Today” screen for technicians.
Monitoring & data quality
- Fleet Tree: one picture of where every site's hours and energy went, with a ranked list of what is worth a look.
Reports & compliance
- Value statements: weekly and monthly figures graded measured, modelled or estimated, with no money shown unless it is priced from the site's own data.
- Monday's weekly summary email is built from the value statement and tailored to each reader's role.
Week of
Live Oct 5 and 8
Field work
- Fixed: creating a work order with a deadline failed.
- Daily field log in the technician app, with a monthly roll-up and export in the console.
- Priority ranking of open work orders, with the reasons behind each score.
- Checking in to and completing jobs in the technician app now works offline.
Monitoring & data quality
- Ongoing alerts no longer re-fire every few minutes; suppression now holds.
- Fixed: the fleet map draws its sites again, and alert actions are no longer cut off.
Reports & compliance
- DARES milestone tracking follows each programme track's own payment split, and shows dollar amounts only from a signed agreement.
- Daily performance figures now include data that weak-connection sites send up to a week late.
- Report share links record each time they are opened; previewing your own report does not count.
- Fault log report: every work order and every unworked high-priority alert for a period, as PDF, CSV or JSON.
- Reports can be restricted to named readers.
- Assign follow-up actions on a report, with overdue items flagged.
Week of
Live Oct 4, 2026
Monitoring & data quality
- Panel soiling alerts now use weather-corrected performance, so a cloudy month no longer reads as dirty panels.
- Diesel over-consumption alerts and the weekly digest use each site's declared generator and fuel data, with no platform-default prices.
Reports & compliance
- Continuous energy audit report for each site: energy balance, performance, diesel, battery and data quality, with a ranked list of opportunities.
- Advisory savings show no naira figure unless the site has declared its own prices.
- Supply-hours record for programme milestones, and outage figures that no longer count a data gap as an outage.
- NERC Schedule 4 workpaper that fills the official template for the operator's signature.
- Portfolio reports show each site's connection health, so lenders can see whether monitoring is live.
- Client uptime statements on inverter-only sites use the inverter's energy and say so.
Platform
- Generator scheduling uses each site's own declared fuel price.
Week of
Live Sep 14, 16, 17 and 18
Field work
- Response and resolution times now count every alert, including ones never acknowledged, and are reported as percentiles.
Reports & compliance
- Savings statements call fuel use “measured” only when it was actually measured.
- NERC 2026 regulatory workpapers for reporting, losses and settlement, prepared for a person to review, sign and file.
- When a portfolio report cannot be released, the console shows which checks stopped it.
Platform
- Partner data access: API keys, a read-only data API and signed webhooks for alerts, finished reports and connection problems.
Week of
Live Sep 13, 2026
Reports & compliance
- Generator emissions record: a log book per generator, an annual emissions inventory and a Scope 1 line, each stating its method and how the fuel figure was obtained.
- Generator figures now handle kVA ratings and fuel-counter resets correctly.
Week of
Live Aug 27 and 28
Field work
- Spare-parts demand forecasts from repair history, with reorder advice that never assumes stock you have not recorded.
- Regional parts depots: stock per depot, transfers in transit, and whether to ship a part from a depot or buy it.
Reports & compliance
- Regulatory rule packs for all 36 states and the FCT, each showing whether a state regulation or the federal rules apply.
- Investor portfolio reports, shared through time-limited links.
- Compliance and settlement figures now carry their uncertainty range.
Week of
Live Aug 19 and 23
Field work
- Closing a repair records its confirmed cause and fix, building a history of what fails and why.
- A redesigned technician app, built to stay readable in bright daylight.
Monitoring & data quality
- Battery health estimates now use each reading's real timestamp, correcting temperature-stress figures for equipment that reports every 5 to 15 minutes.
- Battery health now reports time spent charging at extreme temperatures, a parameter EU battery rules ask storage systems to keep.
- Data coverage shows two numbers side by side: how much of the expected data arrived, and how much of it passed quality checks.
- Energy totals show how much of the period they cover, and data delays are broken down by where they happened.
- Zoomed-out charts keep every equipment state change, and simulated data is flagged wherever it appears.
Reports & compliance
- Commercial and industrial sites get their own availability definitions, client contracts and client statements.
Platform
- Security hardening across sign-in sessions, encryption and two-factor sign-in.
Week of
Live Aug 12, 13, 14 and 15
First production release
Field work
- Work orders with a full lifecycle: created, assigned, acknowledged, in progress, completed or escalated, with service deadlines.
- An offline-first technician app with step-by-step jobs, checklists and geotagged photos.
- Job photos are stored privately, stripped of hidden metadata and shown through short-lived links, with thumbnails.
Monitoring & data quality
- Cloud connections to inverter and metering platforms, each with a health status and automatic reconnection.
- An optional on-site gateway that reads equipment locally, keeps recording when the internet drops and sends the backlog when it returns.
- Battery state-of-health and remaining-life estimates from a physics model, with uncertainty, wherever battery data is reported.
- Demand forecasts for each site, with ranges, that start from fleet averages until a site has enough history of its own.
- Fleet overview: energy generated, generator hours, active alerts and uptime across every site, with the data coverage behind each figure.
- New cloud connections bring in up to 60 days of history, so trends are visible from the first day.
- Alert triage: link an alert to a work order and record how it was resolved.
- The fleet map keeps showing sites when the background map cannot load on a slow connection.
- Alerts now read as plain sentences with a recommended next step.
- Every reading is checked against expected units, ranges and reporting rates, and only trusted data feeds alerts, forecasts and reports.
- Telemetry Explorer: compare up to six series, zoom and pan, see missing data as gaps, and follow alerts, outages and work orders on one timeline.
- Anomaly detection that takes weather and load into account, and failure predictions over several time horizons.
Reports & compliance
- Fleet briefs: a written summary of what changed across the fleet and what needs attention.
Platform
- Diesel generator scheduling advice: the platform recommends when to run generators and records each recommendation; it does not switch equipment.
- A rebuilt operator console with a consistent, high-contrast design made for control-room use.
- Set up sites, equipment and data connections from the console.
- Alert and account emails now arrive from Gen318 with consistent branding.
- Encrypted, off-site backups of platform data.
- Show-password toggle on the sign-in screen.
- Invite a company's first owner by email with a single-use, time-limited set-up link.
- Guided onboarding with a checklist for each way of connecting data: vendor cloud, on-site gateway or equipment list only.
- Invite team members and see whether each invitation was delivered.
- Add a site straight from the sites list, and a clear first screen when a fleet has no sites yet.
- Generator scheduling advice now respects each generator's limits, including minimum run time, ramp rates and light-load protection.