Fall 2025 Release Notes

Detailed Table Visual

The new Detailed Table visualization displays the subject or event records that contribute to a metric, helping you spot patterns and identify the people and events behind each value. This consolidated view makes it easy to explore your data and uncover the why behind your metrics. For more information, see Detailed Table Visual.

Summarize Survey Text

Transform raw text into instant insights. With the Text visual, you can now generate and display an AI summary of the survey responses, allowing you to quickly uncover key themes and sentiment, helping you make faster, better-informed decisions. For more information, see "Generate an AI text summary" in Text Visual.

Differences as Count and Percentage

You can now turn on a secondary data label in visuals to show the difference as a count and percentage, giving audiences a more complete view of metric changes. For more information, see "Show a secondary data label in a comparison" in Change Data Labels.

Reference Line Enhancements

You can now add reference lines by time period and display separate reference lines for each group in your visual. These enhancements make it easier for you to make fair comparisons when time periods or groups have inherent differences, instead of relying on a single overall value or target. For more information, see Add a Reference Line.

Studio Assistant Enhancements

You can now access the Studio Assistant in the global workspace, restore your last conversation to continue where you left off, and quickly navigate to pages referenced in an answer. For more information, see "Studio Assistant" in Studio Navigation.

Currency Data Types

You can now configure currency data types to display or hide the currency code and symbol. For more information, see Data Types.

Subject Member Set Metric Parameter

Administrators can now create a parameter type for metrics called Subject Member Set that allows you to establish a target goal to compare a set of sources against. For example, you can use a subject member set parameter to allow a user to define a set of skill subject members, and their corresponding skill level and importance, and compare them directly against a group of employees' skill set. For more information, see "Parameters" in Create a Metric.

Updated Primary Key Dimension Subject Setting

We've updated the Primary Key Dimension setting for subjects by adding the option to use an existing dimension. This option allows administrators to select an existing dimension on the subject to group by and filter subject members. This is useful when your subject shares a dimension with other subjects. By explicitly using the existing dimension, you can prevent duplicate or incorrect hierarchies from appearing in visualizations. For more information, see "Primary Key Dimension" in Analytic Object Settings.

Metric Function VFL

We've added a metric function to the Visier Formula Language (VFL) called distanceToTarget. This function returns the vector distance between a source and a target using the Pythagorean formula. The source identifies the attributes in which to measure distance, such as a particular skill and an employee's skill level. The target identifies the value to measure the source against, such as the goal skill level and skill importance for employees. For more information, see "Metric" in Visier Formula Language (VFL).

Entity Relationship Diagram

View a diagrammatic representation of the subjects and events in your analytic model and their relationships. The entity relationship diagram updates in real-time to reflect the current state of your analytic model, including changes made within a project and analytic objects unique to your tenant. For more information, see Entity Relationship Diagram.

Global Data Versions Room

Administrators can now control whether new data versions that were generated from production are automatically available in the production project. This gives you more power to validate new data versions before releasing them to production. If enabled, the latest data version is automatically released to production. If disabled, you must contact Visier to make data versions visible. For more information, see "Make all new data versions available for production" in Data Versions.

Security Enhancements for Project Exports/Imports

All project changelist exports will now be exported as ZIP.SIG files, which will include a system-generated digital signature to ensure security, authenticity, and integrity. Upon import, the signature is automatically verified, and you can review export details such as source tenant, user, timestamp, and project information to confidently confirm the changelist is exactly what you expect. For more information, see Import or Export a Project Changelist.

White Labeling Analyses

You can now customize the appearance of analyses to match your application's branding using Visier's SDK. For more information, see White Label Visier.

Numerical Dates in Reports

You can now display date data types in a numerical format in Reports. For more information, see Reports.