This release introduces Tags for Dataseries in the Data Room, letting users classify timeseries by their own criteria alongside the existing metadata.

System-generated names identify each series by provider and market context, and wildcard search makes them quick to locate. Tags add a second, user-defined dimension on top of that: any label the business finds meaningful can be attached to a series and used as a filter, independently of how the series is named.

To assign a tag, go to Data Room → Data Series → Available Data Series, select one or more series, right-click and choose Manage Tags. The drop-down lists the tags already defined in Administration → Tags, and a new one can be created inline if it doesn't exist yet. A series can carry multiple tags.

Tags then work as a filtering criterion like any other grid field. A query such as [Tags] contains "DAM Prices" returns the full tagged set and can be combined with conditions like Granularity equals "Quarter-Hour" to narrow it further.

Features

• Force exchange reconnection from the XBID screen — Added a reset button that re-establishes the private and public market feeds on demand and reloads the screen once the connection is restored

• Extra fields on Technoeconomic Declarations — The Dispatching declarations screen now supports maximum daily energy, special raw-material and maintenance costs, and shutdown cost

• Notification settings tailored to each user — Users now see only the notifications actually enabled for them based on their assigned tags, rather than everything they have ever had access to

Improvements

• Saved views on the XBID grid — Column selections on the XBID grid can now be created and saved per user

• Auto-closing brackets in the Math Editor — Typing an opening bracket now inserts its closing pair automatically, making expression entry faster and less error-prone

• Job execution logs follow new output — The Job Manager execution log panel now stays pinned to the latest line as it streams

• Faster notification dispatch — Webhook, SMS and e-mail delivery are now queued in parallel and in the background, so they no longer hold up the saving of audit events

• Clearer handling of grid query dependencies — Queries referenced by deal limits, internal deals configuration or jobs are now tracked properly, so removing the dependency correctly frees the query for deletion

Fixes

• Fixed an issue where deal collections closed with an imbalanced net position — Closing a collection with a non-zero net position created a rest deal without a total quantity

• Fixed an issue where custom fields were mapped incorrectly in the Orders grid

• Fixed an issue where the audit events grid in Notifications timed out on server-side loading

• Fixed an issue where a job's next execution time was shown in the wrong timezone — The Job Manager now handles UTC and local formats consistently in the next-execution field

• Fixed an issue where alert timestamps in the Timeseries module used an incorrect date kind

• Fixed an issue where deleting a company referenced the wrong entity name — The dependency error message in Back Office now says Company rather than Counterparty

• Fixed several issues in deal background jobs affecting reliable execution

• Fixed an issue where the XBID real-time feed required a service restart to recover — A partial or empty response from the exchange could deactivate every cached active contract with no path back to recovery

API

• Spot and XBID endpoints available on the API Gateway — Retrieving, submitting, editing and cancelling orders, along with XBID operations and analysis, can now be performed through the official API Gateway

This release introduces Dynamic Market Granularity in the Scheduling module, letting each Bidding Entity trade on its own market timestep.

Market granularity varies by entity and market: most bidding zones use 15-minute intervals, while several cross-border interconnections still operate on hourly timesteps. A single desk needs to work with entities on different timesteps, across different markets, within the same workflow, rather than switching tools or rebuilding grids by hand.

To use it, set the Market Granularity Timestep field on the relevant Bidding Entity to 5-Minute, Quarter-Hour, Half-Hour, or Hour, matching the entity's actual bidding interval. An interconnection entity like AL-GR can be set to Hour while other entities keep their own timestep, each configured independently.

The setting then applies automatically wherever the entity trades: in Strategy, Hybrid Orders, and Block Orders, the grid resizes to the entity's timestep as soon as it's selected. The same granularity carries through to the resulting timeseries, from bid to settled result, keeping the entity's data consistent end-to-end.

Features

• Custom fields in Deals and Orders — Custom fields are now supported on Deals and Orders

• Auto-assigned roles via Microsoft Entra — Users authenticating through Microsoft Entra can now be automatically assigned a role based on their Entra group membership. View the integration guide for more details.

• Quantile forecasting in systemic imbalance and price forecasts — Point forecasts can now also be produced with quantile bands (1%, 2.5%, 5%, 10%…50%…97.5%, 99%), giving a view of forecast uncertainty alongside the central estimate

• Automatic RES injection submission — Users can now manage and submit RES injection forecasts through the same bidding order workflow already used for stepwise and hybrid orders

• Timeseries Copy Job enhancements — The Timeseries Copy Job now supports copying multiple source-to-target timeseries pairs in a single run

• Fixed Amount fee type — Fees in Administration can now be defined as a flat amount, independent of quantity or percentage

Improvements

• Required custom fields without a default value — Custom fields marked as required can now be saved without a default value; the value will instead be required when creating or editing each entity

• Market Schedule variance on XBID — The XBID screen now displays the percentage difference between Market Schedule and Optimal Quantity

• Cleaner Deal Limits input — Removed redundant unit-of-measure labelling from the Deal Limits screen

Fixes

• Fixed an issue where XBID grid cells did not flash to indicate updates when dark mode was enabled

• Fixed an issue where hydro filling rate timeseries were not populated and were labelled with the wrong unit of measure

• Fixed an issue where capacity forecast values were only inserted for the first timestamp instead of the full horizon

• Fixed an issue where editing the middle of a timeseries name in the Math Editor search would crop the search term incorrectly

• Fixed an issue where newly created dashboards did not show the expected sidebar actions

• Fixed an issue where balancing energy offers for wind assets were only generated in the Down direction

• Fixed an issue where order statuses did not display correctly

• Fixed an issue where the "Export to Excel" option on the Cash Flow chart's data export menu did not produce output

• Fixed an issue where failed deal saves or updates did not roll back related changes made in other modules

• Fixed an issue where changing the timezone or product on a deal did not trigger a recalculation of Total Quantity

• Fixed an issue where adding new options to a custom field did not work as expected

• Fixed an issue where scheduled Meteologica forecast data parsing could fail due to an expired session

• Fixed an issue where the RES Injection Forecast Nomination screen did not display assets or portfolios at exactly 1 MW capacity

• Fixed an issue where exporting the Queries grid to Excel showed the Scope column as an ID instead of its name

• Fixed an issue where exporting certain timeseries data produced files without a file extension

This release introduces a refreshed configuration experience for Dashboards and Widgets, making complex visualizations easier to configure and maintain.

The widget editor has been reorganized into logical configuration sections that group related settings together, allowing users to move through the configuration process more naturally. Chart settings, display options, axes, stacking, and data selection are now organized into dedicated areas, while the live preview updates instantly as changes are made, allowing users to validate the final result before saving.

The dashboard editor has also been refreshed with a cleaner and more consistent layout, making it easier to organize widgets, configure dashboard properties, and build dashboards tailored to different operational and business monitoring scenarios.

Whether you're monitoring market prices, renewable generation, forecasts, portfolio exposure, settlement metrics, or other business KPIs, the updated workflow helps you configure and maintain your dashboards more efficiently while keeping the flexibility to build visualizations that match your business needs.

To explore the new workflow, navigate to Dashboards → Dashboards Overview, create a new dashboard, and configure your widgets using the redesigned editor.

Features

• Battery storage configuration made easier — New setup options let you configure battery energy storage assets more quickly and with more flexibility.

• Fuel cost tracking for thermal assets — Track fuel costs for thermal generation units on a daily basis, giving you more granular visibility into generation economics.

• Additional declaration fields — Added the extra data fields needed for technoeconomic declarations adapting to IPTO balancing market specifications.

• More market data in the Data Room — Cyprus forward market and day-ahead market data (renewable and conventional) is now available directly in the Data Room.

• Dashboard version history — Dashboards now keep a history of previous versions, so you can review how a view has changed over time.

• Audit trail for formulas and templates — Changes to formulas and templates are now tracked, giving you full visibility into who changed what and when.

• Tagging support for data uploads — Time series upload templates now support tags, making it easier to organize and find your data.

Improvements

• Save default views for grid queries — Set a default view when building a grid query, so your preferred layout is ready every time.

• Smarter custom field requirements — Custom fields are now required only when relevant, reducing unnecessary data entry.

• Further Cashflow page refinements — Continued usability refinements to the Cashflow page following the recent redesign.

• Quicker data retrieval — Time series and Data Room queries now return results faster, especially for large data sets.

Fixes

• Fixed Math Editor template comment behaviour so saved comments carry over correctly when a template is reused.

• Fixed Math Editor search responsiveness while typing formulas.

• Fixed cleared energy volume calculations for non-quarter-hourly XBID contracts.

• Fixed Deal Template copying so price fields remain intact on the original template.

• Fixed Deal duplication so class options are retained.

• Fixed Deal ID assignment during deal limit validation.

• Fixed Asset search filtering in Deals for more accurate results.

• Fixed PnL report downloads within deals.

• Fixed time series ordering in Deals for synthetic profiles.

• Fixed Asset data synchronization in Math Editor when saving asset updates.

Dashboards now include a Date Range Selector that sets the exact period and level of detail for every widget at once — an exact "from – to" range, or a ready-made option like Today, Last 24h, or This month — making it easy to zoom into a specific event or compare periods at a glance.

Each widget can also be adjusted individually, letting you take a closer look at one chart without changing the rest of the dashboard, then reset it back to the shared view when you're done.

You can also choose the level of detail shown, from fine, minute-by-minute data to broader daily, monthly, or seasonal summaries.

The result: less time rebuilding dashboards, more time on analysis — faster investigation, clearer trends, and views that adapt to how your team works.

Features

• Interconnection entities bidding support — Bidding entities can now be tuned to override the default market timestep, supporting the optimal participation of interconnection bidding entities.

• Expanding into flexibility and demand response — Atlas now supports demand-response participation as a first-class part of the platform. Assets and balancing service providers can be set up to handle flexibility, with data flowing seamlessly to and from the customer portal.

• New math editor functions — Extended the math editor with monthly hour counts and median calculations.

• Expanded market data coverage — Added Romanian market data to the available data room timeseries.

Improvements

• Faster loading for large data grids — Key grids across the platform, such as activity history and deal templates views, now load and export data more quickly.

• Refreshed cashflow view — Updated the layout and calculations on the cashflow page for improved clarity.

• Better visibility into submitted volumes — Submitted quantities are now tracked separately for each market, updated with every submission.

• Improved e-signature synchronisation — Signed document status now stays in sync automatically for relevant workflows.

• Improved balancing market order list — General usability improvements to the balancing market order list.

Fixes

• Fixed simultaneous order entry — Corrected an issue preventing buy and sell orders from being submitted at the same time in the intraday auction screen.

• Fixed portfolio structure display — Corrected a missing tooltip and a calculation issue in the commodity filter within portfolio structure views.

• Fixed saved query deletion — Corrected an error when deleting a saved query.

The latest Atlas ETRM update brings a set of targeted improvements to the XBID trading screen, expanding the information available at the point of execution and introducing greater workspace flexibility.

• Live trading chart: A trading chart is now available directly within the XBID screen, accessible via a dedicated tab in the lower panel. The chart displays price data for the selected contract across multiple timeframes and includes built-in tools for analysing trends and patterns, allowing traders to examine price action without leaving the trading interface.

  

• Spot market reference prices: The order panel now includes a Spot Market Prices section, displaying current reference prices for DAM, IDA1, IDA2, and IDA3 directly alongside the order entry form, keeping market context immediately accessible when placing an order.

• Multi-market order suggestions: The suggestion engine now accounts for positions already submitted across all spot markets when calculating the recommended order quantity, ensuring suggestions reflect the trader's full market exposure.

• Unified order management: The All Orders and All Draft Orders tabs provide a consolidated view of open and draft orders across all active contracts.

• Enhanced trading grid: Colour coding has been introduced on the trading grid to support faster visual interpretation of market data.

• Layout flexibility: The XBID screen now supports independent resizing of the contract details area and the new order panel. The contract details area resizes vertically, while the new order panel resizes horizontally, allowing traders to adapt the workspace layout to their workflow and screen size.

Features

• IBAN Pledges Tab — A dedicated Pledges tab has been added under IBAN records, displaying all pledges associated with a specific IBAN directly from the account view, eliminating the need to search for this information elsewhere.

• Inclined Irradiance Weather Data — A new weather timeseries type covering inclined irradiance is now available from the platform's market data sources, broadening the PV dataset of our forecasting module and enhancing the meteorological data accessible for renewable asset analysis.

• Market Participant Auto-Selection — When selecting an entity in relevant screens, the associated Market Participant is now automatically preloaded, reducing manual steps in the order entry and configuration workflow.

Improvements

• Audit Trail Server-Side Processing — The Audit Trail grid now processes and filters data server-side, with date range and quick-filter support, ensuring consistent performance regardless of the volume of audit records.

• Bidding Entities Screen Reorganisation — Bidding Entities and Balancing Service Providers pages have been converted to a tabbed layout, bringing them in line with the platform's standard navigation pattern.

• Asset Timeseries Page Redesign — The Asset Timeseries page has been updated with a cleaner layout: a unified header row for date range, time zone, and key actions, with a toggle to switch between chart and grid views. The chart is now the default view.

• Hybrid Asset Optimisation — Hybrid energy stations (combining multiple generation or storage technologies) are now included in the asset optimisation workflow, broadening the scope of assets that can be optimised through the platform.

Fixes

• Fixed an issue where filtering deals by the Internal flag in Deal Capturing was returning an error rather than the expected results.

• Fixed an issue where auto-generated component names during bulk asset creation were not guaranteed to be unique, which could cause naming conflicts when multiple assets were initialised in the same operation.

• Fixed an issue where Index evaluation requests could time out under certain query patterns, causing dashboard widgets that rely on index data to fail to load.

The Math Editor now supports reusable templates, allowing users to define calculation logic once and invoke it as a named function across any expression in the platform. Configure the input parameters, write the expression, and once synchronised, the template becomes immediately available inside the Math Editor — called by name, with inputs passed as arguments.

Any update to a template is automatically reflected in all future executions that use it, so formula changes are managed in one place rather than tracked down across multiple expressions.

Templates are particularly well suited for recurring analytical patterns such as:

• Pricing indexation formulas — define once, apply across all contracts that share the same methodology.

• Operational KPIs — capacity factor calculations, forecasting performance, or availability metrics applied consistently across assets and reporting periods.

Features

• Deal-Linked Timeseries Protection — Timeseries connected to active deals are now read-only, ensuring that underlying data cannot be inadvertently modified and preserving the integrity of deal calculations.

• [MDMS] Usage Transaction Bulk Processing — Users can now select multiple entities simultaneously when initiating usage transactions, with a real-time progress indicator showing the status of each submission. This significantly reduces the time required to process large volumes of transactions.

• BI Snapshot Job Naming — The BI snapshot job now supports dynamic date-based variables (year, month, day) in file prefix and suffix fields, making it easier to organise and identify exported files by period.

Improvements

• Bidding Strategy Portfolio Persistence — When switching markets or creating a new execution, the previously selected portfolio is now retained and automatically reapplied if available, eliminating the need to reselect it each time.

• Dispatching Screen Usability — The Dispatching Executions page has been updated with clearer labels, standardised date/time formatting (DD-MM-YYYY HH:MM), quarter-hour aligned time selectors, and contextual hints to guide users through the execution configuration workflow.

• Dashboard Ownership Controls — The option to toggle a dashboard between public and private is now restricted to the dashboard owner, preventing unintended visibility changes by other users.

• Market Data API Reliability — The electricity market data API has been upgraded to handle concurrent data requests more efficiently, reducing the likelihood of timeouts during high-volume data retrieval operations.

• Job Execution Status Display — The tooltip shown when hovering over a job's status in the Job Executions screen has been simplified, removing verbose internal text for a cleaner user experience.

• Data Room Enhancements — The Data Room module has been updated with improved collection views, chart configuration options, and overall usability refinements across key pages including Math Editor and Offer Curves.

Fixes

• Fixed an issue where delivery start and end times on XBID contracts were not always populated before broadcast after ETSS outage.

• Fixed an issue where date inputs in dashboard widgets were not correctly accounting for time-zone differences.

• Fixed an issue where certain entity types in the Data Room were not correctly mapped.

The Search by Name field and the queries in the Available Data Series grid now runs server-side, delivering fast and consistent search performance regardless of how large your data series catalogue has grown.

Composable with Grid Queries: Search by Name now layers on top of any active grid query rather than overriding it. Apply a query filter first — such as Module equals "Data Room" — and the name search will narrow results within that scope. Both mechanisms work in tandem, giving you precise control without having to choose one over the other.

Built for Scale: Because filtering is handled server-side, there is no performance degradation as your catalogue grows. Search behaviour remains consistent whether you are working with hundreds or tens of thousands of series.

Wildcard Support: The field supports the asterisk (*) as a wildcard character for flexible, pattern-based searches. Entering DAM*GR, for example, returns all series whose names contain both terms — in any order and with anything in between.

Improvements

• Bidding strategy options are now saved between sessions: Strategy configurations are retained across sessions, so users no longer need to re-enter their preferences each time they start a new execution.

• Custom fields can now be updated across time periods in one step: Custom fields support time-sliced mass updates, allowing values to be applied across different date ranges in a single operation — useful when managing assets or agreements with time-varying attributes.

• Forward market and nominations screens load each grid independently: Each data grid now loads on its own with a dedicated indicator, so users can start reviewing available data without waiting for the entire screen to finish loading.

Fixes

• Fixed an issue where volume figures on Peakload deals were not matching expected values.

• Fixed an issue where trade data imported from ICE was not parsing correctly.

• Fixed an issue where downloading document versions from the Documents Manager was not working via the right-click context menu.

• Fixed an issue where the Version History panel in the Back Office Assets grid was showing blank, with audit trail information not displaying.

ATLAS ETRM now includes a Customer Portal, currently in closed beta, a dedicated web app where your counterparties can securely access their own data.

Passwordless Access: Authorised users sign in with a one-time code sent to their email — quick, secure, and hassle-free.

What Counterparties Can See: Once logged in, users get a clean, read-only view of everything that relates to them:

• A personalised analytics dashboard on the home screen

• Their Master Agreements and Orders

• Their connected Assets and Data Panels

• Contacts and Documents associated with their entity

All data sections support filtering, search, and export to Excel or CSV.

Fully Branded: Set up the portal with your organisation's name, logo, and brand colours directly from the Administration screen — and preview exactly how it looks before going live.

You're in Control: As an ETRM user, you decide which dashboards and data are visible in the portal. Everything else stays hidden from your counterparties.

See it in action → https://stellarblue.storylane.io/share/1yee1crafllf

Improvements

• Timeseries data works more reliably at fine granularities: When working with timeseries collected at 1-minute intervals or finer, date groupings and time zone labels now display correctly, including on exported files.

• Forward market data loads faster: Data requests for forward markets now run in parallel, so pages load noticeably quicker when you're working with multiple portfolios.

• Forecasting models now trained more intelligently: The load forecasting pipeline now uses the most recent data as its test window, and evaluates multiple training subsets to keep only the best-performing model — resulting in predictions that better reflect current conditions.

Fixes

• Fixed an issue where filtered grid exports were including all columns instead of only the selected ones, and custom field values were not formatted correctly on export.

• Fixed an issue where changing the date range in a grid was clearing the view that was loaded.

• Fixed server-side grid properties for Counterparty and Company columns in the Orders grid, which were not rendering correctly.