Logistics release notes 3.22

New features

Enterprise Single Sign-On (Microsoft Entra ID)

Organizations can now be connected to their own corporate Microsoft Entra ID, so their members sign in through the company’s identity provider.
An organization can optionally be configured to require this corporate sign-in, ensuring access is granted only through the approved identity provider.

Shipment-level data export

The Export action has moved from the individual device to the shipment, so a single export now covers every device in the shipment at once.
Data exports (XLSX, JSON, CSV) produce one combined file with each row tagged by device, making multi-device shipments easy to analyze in one place.
Exported files and reports now use UTC timestamps consistently, and generated export links now expire automatically after a set period.

Redesigned device map timeline

The timeline scrubber on the device map has been simplified and made easier to use.
The current position along the track is now shown by a clear highlighted point that follows the timeline slider.
Date and time labels on the timeline are now locale-aware (12/24-hour) and consistent with the rest of the map.

Technical improvements

Map tracks are now more accurate: the exact first and last points of a route are always shown, and averaged sensor values along the track are calculated correctly.
Direction arrows along the track now follow the real travel direction more faithfully.
Export files now use a consistent, human-readable set of columns across XLSX and CSV, and the export dialog gives clearer feedback while a file is being prepared.

Bug fixes

Fixed track points on the device map flickering when the map loaded or the zoom level changed.
Fixed the start and end of a map track drifting inward from their real positions.
Fixed direction arrows on the track that could point the wrong way.
Fixed leftover track dimming that could persist on the map after using the timeline.