What's coming next

The public Product Roadmap aims to give you details on what to expect from Faceforward Software in upcoming releases and to show our commitment to constant quality improvement. This effort is part of our initiative to ensure regular and predictable releases and guarantee that you see a good return on your investment in Subscription. This page is updated frequently so please check back regularly for updates.

What’s in store for v3.0?

• Memory usage and footprint
  We know that memory footprint is one of the most important perspectives for any application and we are constantly trying to reduce it. In this release, the memory usage for the pivot and chart is greatly reduced.
• Enhanced charting
  Chart appearances have been improved along with overall ease of use. The chart drop areas have been repositioned to below the column and row drops to provide more consistency between view types. We have added a color heat map option that will color data points based on a numeric field and a defined color gradient.
• Streamlined installation and setup
  With the new Faceforward Software Unified Installer deploying our software just got easier. We have added security tests to help identify if particular machine security settings are configured properly and how to correct them.
• Data merging
  The long wait is over! Merge multiple information sources together into one seamless view with the new data merging feature.
• Expression engine redesign
  To make the expression engine easier to use we made the function descriptions and examples more readily visible.
• Improved appearances
  Want to have low-level control of how a view looks visually? Now you can with the new appearance editor. Modify background colors, borders, headers, alignment, and much more.
  

We operate in a dynamic environment and things may change. The Roadmap portrays our willingness to provide certain features; however, it all depends on shifts in our customers' needs and our capability to deliver high quality products. The Roadmap only intends to give you basic information as to what you can expect in future releases.