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