Changelog

Changes users will notice, newest first.

12 November 2026

• An Organisation made at sign-up is now named what you typed under Nama organisasi (organisation name) on the sign-up page, or after your account name when you left it empty. Before, it was always Ruang kerja first name. Existing Organisations still named that way now carry their owner's account name.
• An Organisation can now be renamed in Profil (profile), on the Organisasi card. Before, that card did not show for an owner who signed up on their own, and saving a name changed nothing. See How do I rename my Organisation?
• A Customer's Operasional (operations) and Alamat (address) settings now save. Before, Simpan (save) was refused.
• A solution card's panel under Solusi (solutions) now shows screenshots of the solution, so you see what it holds before trying it.
• After accepting an invitation to a Tenant or Organisation, the app opens the place you just joined. Before, an account that already had a workspace of its own stayed in that old workspace.
• Live data on dashboards stays connected after the session is renewed. A tab you are not looking at opens no live connection, and reconnects as soon as the tab is shown.
• The Berhenti (stop) link in follow-up emails now opens a page with a Berhenti button. Before, opening the link was enough, so a link scanner in a company's email could switch the emails off without you pressing anything. Mail apps can also offer their own unsubscribe button.
• The Warna Tema (theme colour) field in solution settings is gone: nothing used it. The app colour is set under White Label.

11 November 2026

• The Starter plan now includes InWater, Pro includes InParking, and Business includes InAsset, matching include.co.id's pricing page. Before, the three could only be tried for 7 days.
• Account emails wear your White Label brand: sender name, subject, logo, colour, and links to your domain. See Your own domain and brand.
• Skor Kesehatan (health score) judges a temperature by what the sensor measures: pond water, clean water, a room, a machine or a fridge, each with its own range and advice. Before, every temperature sensor was judged as shrimp-pond water at 26-31 °C, so a 24 °C office and a 4 °C vaccine fridge were flagged. The kind can be changed under Jenis Suhu (temperature kind). See Safe ranges and alerts.
• The email for an account an admin created is now titled Atur kata sandi Anda (set your password), not Reset kata sandi (reset password).
• Dates in trial reminder emails are now written in Indonesian, for example 14 November 2026.
• When the device, user, Customer or solution quota is full, the message now names the next plan and its price, for example Paket Starter memuat 10 perangkat, Rp29.000/bulan (the Starter plan holds 10 devices, Rp29,000/month), with an Upgrade ke Starter button that opens Subscription with that plan in the cart. Before, it said "Upgrade paket." with nothing to press. See Plans, quotas and trials.
• A feature your plan does not include, such as Rule Chain, now names the plan that has it, with buttons to try that plan for 7 days or subscribe straight away. Before, the page jumped to Subscription without a word.
• A solution card outside your plan now names the plan that holds it and its price under Coba gratis 7 hari (try free for 7 days). When the trial ends, the button becomes Lanjutkan dengan Starter (continue with Starter, or another plan) and opens that plan's cart. A solution no plan holds yet has Hubungi kami (contact us) and comes last. See Installing a solution.
• The email before a solution trial ends now names the plan that holds the solution and its price, with a link to that plan's cart.
• The plan picked on include.co.id's pricing page now comes along when you sign up. The sign-up page names it, and after the verification code Subscription opens with that plan in the cart.
• A new account that has installed no solution after a day gets one email with the next step. One with no device of its own sending data after three days gets one email about connecting a device. The two are at least two days apart, and each has a link to stop them.
• InEnergy's built-in 3-phase meters now send the voltage, current and power of all three phases. Before, only phase R was filled in, so Keseimbangan Fasa (phase balance) showed a 200% imbalance.
• Built-in meters now have a Daya Nominal (rated power) to match their machine, and the dashboard's Skor Kesehatan (health score) uses the device's Daya Nominal, as the device page does. Before, a 60 kW production panel was judged against a general limit and read "Daya melebihi batas wajar" (power above a normal level) all day.
• Skor Kesehatan for 3-phase devices now works out the current limit from the phase voltage, about 220 V, not 380 V. Before, the limit was too low, so a machine running within its rating read Arus tinggi (high current).
• Vibration sensors are now judged against ISO 10816: above 4.5 mm/s needs a check. Before, a vibration sensor's Skor Kesehatan said "Menunggu data telemetri" (waiting for data) while its reading was on screen.
• The built-in rooftop solar plant now sends PV current, battery voltage and total energy, so every card on its device page is filled in.
• InParking's arrivals-per-hour chart now shows. Before, its bars were empty while the busiest hour was written above them.
• Every solution page on include.co.id now has a video and screenshots of the app, with the built-in devices and their data, and a Coba gratis 7 hari button.

6 November 2026

• The White Label colour now applies across the whole app: buttons, the menu, tabs, links, widgets, charts, the start-up screen and the sign-in page on your domain. Before, only the sidebar menu changed. The steps are in Your own domain and brand.
• In Settings > White Label, Preview now shows a piece of the app in the chosen colour before it is saved. A colour too light for white text is used a little darker on buttons, and the preview says so.
• An empty Secondary or Login page accent colour now follows Primary. Before, Save filled them with INCLUDE's default colours, so the sign-in page stayed blue.
• An app with a brand colour now opens in that colour, without showing blue for a moment first.
• The notification bell now shows alarms to the owner of a workspace who signed up on their own. Before, those alarms were raised and emailed, but neither the bell nor the on-screen notification showed them.
• Alarm messages now use the reading's name and unit, for example Suhu terlalu tinggi: 30,6 °C (batas 30 °C), instead of "temperature terlalu tinggi: 30.6 (batas 30)". Every alarm's time is now filled in, in the bell and on the Notifications page.
• After Save in Settings > White Label, the new logo, name and colours apply across the app at once. Before, they showed only after the page was reloaded.
• In Settings > White Label, a typed app name, colours and texts no longer disappear when a logo is uploaded.
• Alarms that are already active no longer pop up as an on-screen notification each time a page opens. The pop-up is only for an alarm that has just come in.
• On a phone, a solution page's title now reads in full. The time range control in the header shows as a clock icon; its range is in the tooltip.
• The Privacy Policy links in the app now open the same policy that is registered with Google Play, on include.co.id, in your app's language. The old copy inside the app is gone.
• Machine photos on EMS machine cards now show whole. On a phone or an upright tablet the photo gets a 4:3 frame the width of the card instead of losing its top and bottom.
• On a tablet held upright, a solution page's title now reads in full. The Edit layout button shows as a pencil icon until the screen is 1024 px wide.
• On a phone, the device name card on a device page is now as tall as its content, so the readings and charts show without scrolling past empty space.
• New guide: Deleting your account, from the app, from the web, or by email.
• Device cards are tidier: the icon of the device's type (a plug, a lamp, vibration, a camera and more), the name, the description and the status. The full type name and the firmware version stay in the table view and on the device's page.
• Chart axis labels are now exact for every step, for example 17.5k rather than 18k.

5 November 2026

• Every dashboard widget now has the same shape: a title, the number with its unit, then the device name and when data last came in. A number that has not been updated for a while turns grey and is marked Old data, and a widget that is not set up, still loading, or has no data says so in words instead of showing "-".
• Data the device type has not named now shows with a name and unit, for example Voltage (V), instead of "voltage".
• Line and area charts now have axes with units, a second axis for a different unit, a tooltip with every series at one moment, a legend you can click to hide a series, gaps where the device stopped sending, and drag to zoom. Charts can also be Bars over time, showing a kWh meter's usage per hour or per day.
• Chart options are now separate: Type (line or bars), Line shape (straight, smooth, steps), Line width, and Fill the area under the line. A smooth or stepped line can now go with or without an area.
• Colour by value: every number card, gauge and chart can mark Normal, Warning or Critical by the limits you set. See Building your own dashboard.
• Control widgets now wait for the device to confirm, show why a command failed, and can ask before sending. New widgets: Number Input, Mode Selector and Device Map.
• The Benchmark and Forecast widgets, which used to say "Widget tidak dikenal" (unknown widget), now show. The time column of the Alarm list is now filled in, and an alarm can be acknowledged from the widget.
• The Cost widget now counts the cost of usage within the dashboard's time range, not of the meter's whole reading.

4 November 2026

• First steps on Beranda now start with picking a solution. The solution cards sit right in that step, and a solution installs with built-in devices and 3 months of data, so its dashboard is full before you own any hardware. See Start here.
• An asset now follows the Groups of its sensors. A user sees an asset when one of its sensors is in their Group, and only those sensors show. See Core concepts.
• The sign-up button on an include.co.id solution page installs that solution right after you sign up.

3 November 2026

• New page Core concepts: Organization, Group, Solution, Asset, Device and User in one picture, including how a Group differs from a User Group. The app's Groups page links to it.
• The documentation now fits a 360 px phone without sideways scrolling, and a wide table scrolls instead of being cut off.

2 November 2026

• MQTT now has two ports, both open: 1883 without TLS, the easiest and the default in every example, and 8883 with TLS. In Code examples, choose the port. See Sending data over MQTT.
• An IncludeBox Water Quality Sensor device page now shows its own identity and Water Health Score. That part used to say "Pilih perangkat" (choose a device) with an empty score.
• A white-label domain now has its own documentation at docs.<domain>, with your logo, icon and app name, and help links in the app on that domain open it. See Your own domain and brand.
• The Koneksi & Integrasi screen has a Code examples section: complete programs for ESP32, ESP8266, MicroPython, Python, JavaScript, Go, C and the terminal, over HTTP or MQTT, with that device's token and IDs already filled in. Press Copy, then run it.
• New guides per device: ESP32, ESP8266, MicroPython, Raspberry Pi and Computers, servers and gateways, plus every Code example on one page. Each example is run against a copy of the platform before it is published.
• Sending data over MQTT now explains how to receive commands from the platform.
• A solution's icon and name in its sidebar are now larger and centred.
• A trial solution removed mid-trial can now be installed again with Pasang lagi (install again) on its card, within the same trial. Its card used to show Buka (open) with nothing to open.
• Removing a solution now also offers the devices, assets and Groups the template installed. Built-in devices used to go without asking, and a solution with only built-in devices showed no choice at all. Whatever you leave unticked stays.
• Customer is now a tab of Users. Every account is an Admin or a User, and a User follows a User Group: Operator (including adding, editing and deleting devices) or Viewer (view only). See Inviting colleagues.
• Click an asset's card to open its details on the right: Info, Telemetry, Calculations and History.
• Removing a solution now offers Delete devices, Delete assets and Delete Groups of that solution, naming what would go. Only Groups are ticked from the start.
• A device made with a Solusi (solution) in a new workspace is no longer refused as "not installed".
• Assets now gather several sensors into one thing. In Add widget, pick the asset: every reading of each sensor on it is there, grouped by sensor.
• Calculations: on an asset's card, Add calculation combines values from its sensors, for example an average or a difference. On a device's details, the Calculations tab for values from that device alone. See Assets and calculations.
• Devices, assets, Groups and solutions installed with a solution no longer carry a "Contoh" (sample) label. Built-in devices are removed from the solution's Pengaturan (settings).
• Numbers in widgets use a decimal comma, for example 7,24.
• The Community plan holds 5 solutions, up from 2.
• On Home, pick a Group and press Add devices to Group at the end of its device list (the last tile in card view, the last row in table view). Pick devices you already have, then Add to Group. The same button is on the Group page.
• The Group a solution installs is named for the place only, for example Kebun, without "(contoh)".

1 November 2026

• InBuilding is now the building solution for offices, hospitals and schools, replacing Smart Building. Pick the kind of building when installing. Every room is judged by the standard for its kind (operating theatre, ICU, isolation room, vaccine fridge, classroom and more), a Ruangan (rooms) page shows each room's compliance, and Profil Gedung (building profile) holds the operating hours and the loads that run 24 hours.
• The Solutions catalogue has one energy card: InEnergy. Existing Energy Management System installations are now InEnergy installations, with the same dashboard.
• A new account lands straight on Home. Its workspace is created automatically, and the First steps list guides it to the first reading on a dashboard. The "Create or Join Organisation" screen is gone; colleagues join through an invitation link.
• A device's Koneksi & Integrasi screen waits for the first reading and changes by itself when it arrives, has a Kirim data uji (send test data) button, and an ESP32 sample program with the device token already in it.
• Help moved to docs.include.co.id, with step-by-step guides for IncludeBox, your own devices, HTTP, MQTT, dashboards and subscriptions.

1.0.0 - 26 August 2026

The first officially tagged baseline. INCLUDE had been live in production long before this point - 1.0.0 marks the start of consistent semantic versioning, not a new feature release.

What the platform already did at this baseline:

• Core platform - authentication (including Google sign-in), multi-tenant organisations, the Group access model with email invitations, device management (IncludeBox, BYOD, QR/BLE provisioning).
• Real-time data pipeline - MQTT/HTTP → TimescaleDB → alarm evaluation → push to the dashboard.
• Drag-and-drop dashboards with dozens of ready-made widgets, plus Widget Studio for building your own.
• Visual rule chains - graph-based automation that runs on every telemetry frame.
• Vertical solutions - InFarmer, InEnergy, InAqua, InWater, Smart Building, InParking, InAsset.
• Subscription & payments - tiered plans, self-service upgrade and downgrade, discount codes, quota add-ons, Doku payments, PDF invoices.
• Include Mall - a hardware catalogue you can order from inside the app.
• OTA firmware, scheduled reports, email/Telegram notifications, and the Log & Audit console.

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