If an API returns a 429 (Too Many Requests) error, we now display a progress bar indicator while the tile loads.

February was a big month for improvements! We introduced two powerful new data sources— and . Dashboards got smarter with better timeframe handling, auto-scrolling to relevant tiles, and performance boosts. We also made significant enhancements across plugins, adding new data streams for Azure, GitHub, ServiceNow, and more.

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🔐 Snyk data source: The Snyk data source lets you monitor security issues and track vulnerabilities across projects.

🔍 PostgreSQL data source: The new PostgreSQL data source unlocks powerful querying and visualization, letting you dive into your database with ease and create dynamic dashboards!

The new PostgreSQL data source allows you to query and visualize data from a PostgreSQL-compatible database. It supports connections to both on-premise and publicly accessible instances. The integration offers three types of data streams: table queries for displaying tabular results on a dashboard, metric queries for graphing metrics, and state queries for rollups and health tiles.

The new Snyk data source allows you to monitor and visualize security issues from your Snyk environment. It supports connections to your Snyk organization(s) and provides key insights out-of-the-box, including issue counts by priority, time to resolve, and open issues. The integration offers four types of data streams for reporting on security issues and statistics, enabling you to track vulnerabilities, measure risk, and improve security posture across your projects. Learn more

We've kicked off the year with a great selection of new features across the entire product. From our brand-new comparisons feature to deeper shaping capabilities, there's plenty to explore!

We’ve also made dozens of enhancements and fixed key bugs (many based on your feedback!). Thank you for helping us improve! Have ideas for future updates? We’d love to hear them - let us know.

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🔍 Introducing: Comparisons: Easily compare cloud costs, ticket metrics, DORA, and more. Spot trends, analyze changes, and make informed decisions - all at a glance!

📊 Drilling down from visualizations: No more dead-ends! You can now click into visualizations to start digging deeper and exploring the data.

📑 Multi-column sorting: Click “Add sort by” to apply multiple sorting steps, giving you finer control over how you present data.

📅 Improved date filtering: New operators for filtering dates, including “within last [x] days,” making time-based analysis even simpler.

Here at SquaredUp we believe that someone says "I need a dashboard", they're not just asking for another static, dead-end view – they're really asking for something more. User's demand a dynamic experience – one where you can explore data, drill down into specifics and gain real insights without hitting a dead end.

With that in mind, we've just extended our drill down capabilities to nearly all of our visualisations. Users can now drill down to relevant objects and data from: Line charts, Bar charts, Donut charts, Tables as well as the Blocks visualisation. Coupled with our Data Explorer, this provides users with the capability to dig into the data, find out more about a specific object such as a VM or Web App and gain real insight. No more dead-ends!

We've extended the tile editor to support sorting by multiple columns. This is a highly requested feature and helps with cases where you'd first like to sort by a label, and then by a value for example.

It's worth noting that the sorting will carry through into the visualization, meaning you can choose how to sort the bars on a bar chart, or the series on a stacked bar or line chart.

We’ve just launched a powerful new way to compare data - whether it’s tracking support tickets, monitoring cloud spend or keeping an eye on DORA metrics.

With just a few clicks, you can:

And this is just the start - in the future, you’ll be able to combine data from multiple sources and add beyond a comparison.

When working with data that includes a date/time column, there are now more options for filtering the data. For example, showing SSL certificates that are expiring in the next 30 days, or showing Jira tickets closed in the last week.

You can now filter dates using three new operators:

This now covers many more use cases and enables greater control over the data you're visualizing. If you've got additional cases that aren't covered by these new operators then drop us an email, or try SQL Analytics for complete control over your datasets.

When SquaredUp connects to a new data source, it can sometimes take a couple of minutes to index the various resources and objects. During this time, you can browse any sample dashboards that were installed but they often error or display 'No data to show' as they rely on the indexing process.

We've updated this experience to make it clearer that a data source is still indexing, or flag more clearly when a data source has failed to index. When visiting a sample dashboard you'll see a modal indicating it's in progress or has failed, a link to view further information on the data source page.