A BigQuery connection can now span several datasets, and a PostgreSQL connection several schemas — no more one connection per dataset, and joins across them just work.

A card's comparison could only ever run over the same dates as its value. It can now compare against another period — last month, last year, any two dates — and against its own filters — so "revenue vs last month" and "France vs Germany" are one card each.

Bar charts can now lie sideways. Orientation, a new setting in the Style tab of any bar chart, turns a column chart into a horizontal one — categories down the left, values along the bottom.

The Area chart type is gone — because it never was a separate kind of chart, just a line with the space underneath filled in. That fill is now a setting on line charts: Fill under line, in the Style tab.

Color countries, US states, or French régions and départements by any value — revenue by country, customers by state, orders by département — with the new map chart type. Same editor, same drag-and-drop, and Axi builds them too.

Three new chart types join bars, lines, areas, scatter, and pie: histograms for the shape of a number, funnels for drop-off between stages, and Sankey diagrams for flows between fields. Same editor, same drag-and-drop.

The Usage page no longer reports token counts. Credits are now the single unit for AI consumption, everywhere an administrator reads it.

Find any dashboard in a keystroke, and file the rest into folders that are yours to arrange.

Say who a dashboard is for — Finance, Marketing, Data, Product… — and find it again from the Dashboards page in one click.

No more choosing a base table before you start. Drop fields from wherever they live, and the table works out which rows to list.