Release Notes: 2026-08-12

Active time, one number across the Activity Log

What's new

Active time, one number across the Activity Log and Bloomy

• New view modes: Compact (default), Events, By App, By App + Title, By Domain, and By URL, each showing one active-time duration per entry instead of separate app and website rows.
• A Columns menu lets you choose what's visible per view, and exports now match exactly what's on screen.
• Active time now counts only the seconds following detected keyboard or mouse input, and excludes locked or sleeping time.
• Bloomy's answers about activity and browsing history now draw on the same events and active-time numbers shown in the table, so chat answers and the dashboard always agree.

Full filter lists and accurate page addresses

• Filter dropdowns for username, device, and app now show every match across the full date range on large fleets, instead of silently truncating.
• Title-change breakdowns show the page address per segment, with resizable columns and a faster, more forgiving title search.
• Page addresses shown in a session now always match the title being viewed, fixing cases where an unrelated page's address appeared next to it.
• Windows keystroke activity counts, previously showing as zero for a stretch of time due to a data issue, are now accurate, with historical data corrected.
• CSV exports no longer include raw keyboard and mouse-click counts, keeping downloads focused on aggregate activity time.

Productivity Models see further, and fail loudly instead of silently

• The run dialog shows how far back each connected source has history, and the date range picker starts where your data begins; sources that aren't connected are clearly marked with a link to reconnect.
• Microsoft 365 connections now pull 21 days of history on first connect, up from 7.
• Sync history now shows "Abloomify" when a team member ran a sync on your behalf.
• Creating a new model no longer loses the name you typed while adding sources, and a description is now optional.
• Custom CSV-based data sources now produce real values instead of silently returning blank results, and failed runs show a specific reason.

Fewer data gaps, a new integration

• 8x8 Work & Contact Center joins the integrations catalog, with its own setup guide for connecting your account.
• Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace productivity data now recovers automatically when a provider's report is delayed, closing gaps that used to need manual fixes.
• A dating issue that mislabeled recent Microsoft 365 activity by up to three days has been corrected.
• Sync History now shows the exact dates each sync covered, instead of an approximate single date.

Who benefits

• IT admins managing device fleets: filter dropdowns show every match on large fleets, and keystroke and page-address data is corrected retroactively.
• Leaders reviewing the Activity Log: one active-time number across every view mode, matching what Bloomy reports in chat.
• Teams building Productivity Models: clear visibility into source data availability, and failed runs that explain why instead of returning blank results.
• Admins connecting Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace: fewer manual fixes when a provider's report is delayed, plus accurate sync history dates.

Try it

• Open the Activity Log and switch between Compact, Events, By App, By App + Title, By Domain, and By URL view modes.
• Review the Columns menu in the Activity Log to choose what's visible, then export to match your view.
• Check the run dialog in Productivity Models for data availability before choosing a date range.
• Connect 8x8 Work & Contact Center from Integrations.