What's New

Accessed via the icon in the Description column of the Logon Session Details query. This query compares, among all users, the performance of a specific activity that is part of the logon process (for example: applying User Policies). Making it easy to understand which users experience a long duration for the selected activity. It is also possible to drill down on the Action Count, to get a detailed overview that visualizes the activity duration over time.

This summary query helps you understand how many crash dump files are present on devices and when they were created. There is also an option to drill down into an additional overview showing you more details per crash dump.
This query provides the information that was previously available in the now defunct Blue Screen Crashes query.

• The Blue Screen Crashes query has been renamed to Unexpected Shutdowns.
• The Blue Screen Crash History query has been renamed to Unexpected Shutdown History.

This query has been enhanced and now also reports on applications that are installed via the Windows Store (appx). Additional columns have been added, including 'Username' and 'Install Type'. This information clarifies if the application was installed for a specific user, or for global use on the device.

Bot surveys which leverage the rating stage/sentiment stage will now automatically generate AI analysis, with no additional configuration required, when 10 or more responses are received. This comprises of an overall survey summary, along with a per-open-ended question analysis, which includes summarization, drillable topic modelling, and sentiment analysis.

New to bots is the ability to target people groups. This is an area of expanding functionality, in this release it provides the capability to interact with users for non-technology centric use cases, as well as being able to capture and slice survey results on organizational context such as department, location, and role. Learn more about Target Types.

The ITSM Ticket (Create or update) stage has been enhanced to allow more granular control over asset linking, de-duplication control, reusing existing ticket IDs, and 1:many scenarios to expand the use cases available through ticket automation.

The Map Network Drive stage has been enhanced to support token inputs. This allows context to be passed in dynamically at the time when the bot is run, such as by a help desk analyst.

The bot-level access controls now supports specifying roles, in addition to users, to control which bots are available to which users in the Devices view.

NPS survey type is now supported. This formats the question appropriately, as well as representing the survey score in NPS format.

Linux configuration options now include the ability to deploy updates included in a Patch Group. This enables administrators to define specific updates allowed to install, and prevent any other updates from being deployed. This provides strict change controls to the Linux systems. Learn more about Creating a Custom Patch Configuration.

Compliance Reports can now be archived if they are no longer being used. The ability to Archive and Restore Compliance Reports allows admins to hide or remove from services those artifacts that are no longer needed. This enhancement eases the management of reports allowing for cleanup of unused or unnecessary reports to reduce noise or clutter. Learn more about Compliance Reporting.

Configurations in Patch Settings can now be archived if they are no longer being used. The ability to Archive and Restore Patch Configurations allows admins to hide or remove from services those artifacts that are no longer needed. This enhancement eases the management of configurations allowing for cleanup of unused or unnecessary configurations to reduce noise or clutter. Learn more about Patch Settings.

CVSS v4 has released and vulnerabilities will start to be assessed against this new version in 2024. Support for CVSS v4 has been added so when data starts showing up, we will display the v4 scores, as well as earlier scores where applicable. This allows organizations to take advantage of the more robust capabilities of the new version.

The People view now has all attributes exposed to filter on. This makes it much easier to find the desired people records.

The People view has a more comprehensive list of column options that have been implemented to choose from.

New iteration of Dashboards, featuring enhanced capabilities for data visualization. Work seamlessly with curated and pre-processed device data. There are four essential chart types: pie, bar, table, and big number.
Furthermore, the Dashboard designer now offers a comprehensive suite of customization features. This allows you to fine-tune your dashboards according to your specific requirements. This update aims to empower you with advanced data visualization tools for in-depth analysis and exploration.

The Software Inventory page now shows a single, consolidated list of all the discovered software in your estate. The list now includes both titles that have been matched with items in the Definitive Software Library, and those that haven’t, giving you a single place to find information about the software installed on devices. Learn more about Software.

In addition to being able to export the list of all discovered software titles in your estate, you can now also export the list of devices where selected titles are installed, giving you greater insights into your software inventory. Learn more about Software.

An improved filtering control has been added to the Software Inventory view. This helps you to view your data in a more meaningful and structured way. Learn more about Software.

• A new Remote-control policy has been implemented that allows for the end user prompt to be disabled. This eliminates the need for an end user to be present to approve a remote-control session.
• The Remote Control engine has been updated to make it more reliable and dependable.
• New features:
  • RC integrated chat feature
  • File transfer
  • Remote execute

User Workspace Manager 2024.1 has been released and the Ivanti Neurons Agent has been updated with the new versions of the Environment Manager, Application Control, and Performance Manager engines. To ensure compatibility, you should upgrade all configuration consoles to the latest release. The applications can be downloaded from the Ivanti Community.

Learn more about What's New in Environment Manager, What's New in Application Control, What's New in Performance Manager.