Opening the admin panel now lands on a fresh dashboard that gives you an at-a-glance overview of your installation: the running version and build date, live system health (memory and disk usage) and a status card for every configured integration. Connectivity to LDAP, Microsoft Entra ID, Robin and SAML is checked automatically in the background so you can spot a broken connection before your users do.

All of your user directories are now managed in a single, reorderable priority list – every LDAP and Microsoft Entra ID connection plus Robin, side by side. Drag sources into the order you want and, per source, choose whether it assigns people to desks and whether duplicates are kept. When the same person appears in several directories, the higher-priority source wins, so there's no more juggling of separate, hard-coded rules. Changes take effect instantly at render time, without a resync, and a new seat list lets you preview exactly who ends up where.

The extra Robin-only desk colour is gone. Every occupied directory desk now shares one harmonized look and carries a small badge showing which directory it came from – LDAP, EntraID or Robin – so you can tell at a glance where an occupancy originates, whatever the source.

You can now switch the identifier that ties users to their data from the Windows account name (samAccountName) to their e-mail address – and back – straight from the integration migration assistant. The migration runs as a safe, two-phase “create the new, then remove the old” process that converts avatars, admin records, audit log, bookings and desk references in one go, only flipping the setting once everything is converted, so an interrupted run never leaves things half-migrated.

Editing the map has been rebuilt from the ground up. Adding and editing items now happens in a dedicated edit sidebar instead of a pop-up over the map: pick an item from the palette to drop a live draft, position it exactly where you want and confirm to save. Coordinates are two-way – drag an item and its X/Y update, or type X/Y to nudge it into place. A new lasso lets you select several desks at once and auto-align whole pods into neat rows, and the map now opens in edit mode right after you sign in.

Phones now get a purpose-built, touch-first experience at /m/ with smooth pinch-to-zoom and panning, cross-location search, live meeting-room status and read-only admin views. It can be added to the home screen and launched like a native app.

CompanyMaps can now sign users in and sync the directory through Microsoft Entra ID, complete with a simple on/off switch in the admin panel.

Uploading a profile picture now opens an interactive cropper: pick a square area, rotate in 90° steps and apply. It accepts JPG, PNG, GIF and WebP as well as iPhone HEIC/HEIF photos, converting them for you right in the browser.

CompanyMaps is now a single self-contained binary. Deployment is as simple as dropping in one file – no PHP, no MySQL and no external sign-on service to set up. There are no more cron jobs to schedule, it runs on every platform (Linux, macOS and Windows) and it is noticeably faster for everyone.

Desk bookings now sync straight from Robin: seats people have reserved in Robin show up occupied on the map automatically, with the right person resolved and assigned to each desk – no manual booking needed. This builds on our existing meeting-room integration, which continues to show each room's live availability along with the title and time of the current and next meeting. Everything is configured and kept in sync from the admin panel.

Search across the map you're on and every other location at once, neatly split into “on this map” and “other locations”. Matching desks light up while the rest fade back, and you can combine terms with a pipe, e.g. john|desk5.

Offices are now placed on a real world map by their address using geolocation (powered by an optional Geoapify integration). Pins for locations that sit close together automatically arrange themselves so they never overlap. Adding an office is as easy as typing its address: a panel slides in from the + button and auto-fills the name, coordinates, country flag and timezone for you, with an “Advanced” toggle for manual overrides and an optional floor-plan upload.

The admin panel has been rebuilt from the ground up: tabs and forms update in place without full-page reloads, the maps, teams and audit-log views got a cleaner look, and there's a new “Geocoding” section to set up the Geoapify key, test it and batch-fill location coordinates.