Changelog

Flow Analysis just became a lot more flexible. You can now analyze user journeys with just two steps — down from the previous minimum of three.

Your AI Readiness score just got more comprehensive. Virtual events and measures are now fully included in Kubit's AI Readiness assessment.

Before: Any Kubit user could configure Slack channel destinations for schedules and notifications — including shared channels like #general — a setup that raised flags with enterprise security teams.

Before: Several UI rough edges existed across the platform — scrollbars overlapping table headers, elements clipping at container boundaries, chart Y-axis labels misaligning with decimal formatting, and agent UI buttons missing hover states.

Before: AI Readiness only counted Filter fields, giving you an incomplete picture of your metadata health.

Before: Tables had undersized buttons, outdated icons, and spacing that felt a bit cramped. The scroll experience on Mac trackpads had a bouncy rubber-banding effect.

The AI Readiness panel has been redesigned with a better navigation that highlights exactly where to go when you click an action, and a collapsible completed items section so you can focus on what's left.

Our new Partial Caching is a performance optimization feature designed to speed up query execution, improves dashboard performance and reduce compute costs by reusing results from previous queries.

Before: Range binning controls were unintuitive, charts didn't adapt to window resizing, and the builder panel lacked smooth collapse controls.

Our new AI Readiness Chip gives you instant visibility into how prepared your data model is for Kubit's AI powered analytics. See your readiness score right from the AI screens and know exactly what to do next.