Every major release, every shipped capability. From the first cabling-crew dispatch in 2014 to the v3 Aelita ship in December 2025. Real changelog, not a marketing list.
Major versions and headline capabilities. Each ships across both production tenants on the same deploy day; no per-tenant forks.
A trust-and-control release. Notes gained a real privacy primitive, account credit can move between customers in a few clicks with a full audit trail, managers can delegate reach to an assistant, and the debit-order rail to FNB closed its last manual step.
A focused point release on two operator wins: a new way to take money up front, and an assistant that stops treating planned-maintenance complaints as emergencies.
A tight stabilisation cycle that turned three of v3.4's biggest investments into the experiences they were meant to be. Status workflows became a visual graph editor. The Field PWA on-site flow lost every "what do I do next?" moment. The Schedule Calendar acquired a lens so dispatch managers see capacity, not coverage. Plus illegal-ONU enforcement on the network side and ONU-lifecycle config integrity.
The biggest mobile addition since the platform began: the Field UI — a phone-first PWA that replaces paper-and-WhatsApp dispatch for field technicians. Same release ships a Mission Control cockpit for the admin dashboard, Dispatch Board v3 with eleven new affordances, and Aelita as a chat participant in Nextcloud Talk groups.
Walk-in Visitor Log, Bug Report System, Dispatch Board with crew presence, Org Units assignment, break scheduling. Walk-in flow on the customers tab. Self-service audit-trail exports.
NOC map enhancements, customer portal Portal Badger, smart-cleanup of stale records. Cluster-detect for fibre outages. Live PBX dashboard.
20-second auto-refresh on open notes. Draft-text preservation across refresh. Telegram NOC alerts. Nextcloud account auto-provisioning. Bulgarian EUR migration support.
The biggest architectural addition since the platform began. Aelita ships with eighteen capabilities organized into five clusters: customer-facing, field & NOC, finance & inventory, internal staff helpers, capability fundamentals. Powered by Claude with voyage-4-nano embeddings and sqlite-vec.
Notes Hub Dashboard with dynamic views and saved filters. Status Workflows with configurable state transitions. Operational KPIs (response times, resolution rates, SLA compliance). Outage Quick-Log. Configurable leave types with auto-login-block.
Cabling-crew dispatch (v1, 2014). Multi-tenant kernel (v1.5). Smart Price Matrix (v2.0). Multi-vendor OLT abstraction (v2.2). IPACCT NAS integration (v2.4). Customer Portal with 2FA (v2.5). Cashbox supervisor with 4-role separation (v2.6). HR + payroll (v2.7).
The release cadence has been quarterly major versions and weekly point releases for over a decade. Every release ships to all production tenants on the same day. No per-tenant forks. No "release for tenant A first, see what breaks, then ship to tenant B." Same code, both tenants, same deploy.
Point releases ship Tuesdays. Major versions ship on a planned date with a 2-week stabilisation window after.