Release Notes: 2026-11-13

See when each device agent was installed

What's new

Install dates on the Device Agents table

• Added a sortable First Seen column. Before, the install date only appeared in a hover tooltip, one agent at a time.
• Added a First Seen filter with presets such as Last 7 Days, Last 30 Days, This Quarter and Last Year, plus a custom date range.
• All Time is the default, and picking it again after a preset or custom range brings back every agent.
• The filter uses the same date presets as Usage Insights and Metrics.

Microsoft 365 days that Microsoft publishes late

• A day where Microsoft had not yet published a Teams, Email, OneDrive, SharePoint or app usage report is collected again until the report arrives. Before, an empty report counted as a finished day and was never revisited.
• Sync History names the reports Microsoft had not yet published for that day.
• When a product such as OneDrive or SharePoint truly had no activity, Abloomify confirms it against Microsoft's daily summary and marks the day complete. Sync History lists those products under "No activity in".
• Incomplete days from roughly the past four weeks, the period Microsoft keeps usage reports, are collected again on their own.
• A historical sync that reaches further back than Microsoft keeps reports no longer skips Microsoft 365. The dates Microsoft still has are collected.

Personal email and calendar connectors retired

• Removed the My Connectors tab, the Gmail and Outlook Inbox Manager tabs and the Email Assistant from Bloomy.
• Bloomy no longer searches, reads or drafts email, or reads calendars, through a personal connection. Meeting prep now draws on meeting transcripts and documents in your knowledge base.
• Personal keys for AI tools such as Cursor, Claude Code and Codex moved to a new External AI Access tab in Bloomy. Existing keys keep working.
• Email drafts from earlier Bloomy conversations and tasks still open as read-only previews.
• Pricing and plans no longer list the email, calendar and meeting assistant or employee connectors.

Who benefits

• IT admins rolling out device agents: see which agents were installed in a given week without opening each one.
• Leaders reviewing Microsoft 365 collaboration data: fewer days with missing Teams, Email or app usage.
• Admins checking integration status: Sync History says whether a report is still pending from Microsoft or the product simply had no activity.
• Employees connecting AI coding tools to Bloomy: keys live under External AI Access and keep working.

Try it

• Open the Device Agents tab and sort by First Seen, or pick Last 30 Days in the First Seen filter.
• Open Integrations and check Sync History for your Microsoft 365 connection.
• Find your AI tool keys in Bloomy under External AI Access.
• Ask Bloomy to prep a meeting from the transcripts and documents in your knowledge base.