What's new 2024.7
Last updated
Last updated
The version 2024.7 release date is August 19, 2024. View the release notes on the Extended Documentation website.
Get more out of Infinity with Nexthink Assist, our advanced natural language assistant that helps you speed up everyday tasks. Assist can help you:
Create NQL investigations easily using natural language
Create Campaigns fast with suggestions on the right phrasing for the right audience
Get answers on how to use Infinity from our Documentation & Learn courses
Refer to the Using Nexthink Assist documentation for more information.
Nexthink Assist will be rolled out progressively by region starting on September 3rd. You will receive further communication a few days before it is activated for your region so that you can anticipate its arrival.
Receive employee feedback or acknowledgement of important messages faster by creating campaigns with a mandatory response. A new option in campaigns lets you choose whether or not an employee can decline or postpone a campaign. This feature will be available to endpoints once they have been upgraded to Collector version 24.7.
Refer to the Responding to Nexthink Campaigns documentation for more information.
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Create dashboards more easily when you need to show how a metric develops over time across different segments. New breakdowns for line charts now let you break down a metric by segment without needing to specify each segment individually, meaning you no longer need to adapt your NQL query if the segments change.
Refer to the Line chart documentation for more information.
Gain greater visibility into possible problems with several enhancements to Custom Trends:
Access trend computation logs using NQL
Investigate the cause of errors and find solutions more quickly with trend computation logs
Set up automatic alerts on trend computation logs
Recover automatically from possible errors for improved data quality and less missing data
Immediately plot trend data for new Custom Trends with the automatic calculation of 3 days of past data
Refer to the Custom Trends Management documentation for more information.
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Troubleshoot and analyze usage of applications more easily with custom classifications. The Organization breakdown in the Network applications and new Web applications dashboards lists all entities and custom classifications defined in the organization under product configuration. Note that desktop applications do not yet support custom classifications.
Refer to the Monitoring network applications and Monitoring web applications - new experience documentation for more information.
See the impact of web application fixes and changes over time, and consult trends beyond 30 days. New web application dashboards now offer a 90-day timeframe, facilitating the analysis of changes that span over longer time periods. Additionally 4 new summary tables have been introduced in NQL:
web.errors_summary
web.events_summary
web.page_views_summary
web.transactions.summary
Note that device and user associations are not supported in the summary tables. As a result, device breakdowns, ISP breakdowns, and links to investigations are removed when the 90-day timeframe is selected.
Refer to the Monitoring web applications documentation for more information.
This functionality will be made available two weeks after the 2024.7 release.
Reduce your MTTR by focusing your attention on the issues that matter the most. Now issues listed in Alerts overview give a clear indication of the impact on the productivity of your employees so you can tackle the most important ones first.
Refer to the Alerts overview documentation for more information.
Manage your alerts more easily with tags, in the same way you use tags for other content like campaigns and remote actions.
Refer to the Managing alerts documentation for more information.
Make checklists more powerful with a greater number of allowed fields. Admins will have fewer checklists to create and manage, and support agents won't have to switch between multiple checklists, as checklists can now contain up to 20 custom fields and 35 fields in total.
Refer to the Checklists management and Nexthink Infinity default thresholds and limits overview documentation for more information.
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These changes will appear in Amplify once the extension is updated to the latest version. The new version of Amplify will be available in the Chrome store two weeks after the 2024.7 release.
Execute multiple actions more easily by triggering workflows directly from Amplify. Instead of running multiple remote actions, support agents can trigger complex workflows from Amplify, view the status of previous executions, and copy the outcome of the action to the support ticket for further reference.
Refer to the Amplify documentation for more information.
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Amplify and Flow are subject to additional licenses, please contact your Nexthink representative for more information.
These changes will appear in Amplify once the extension is updated to the latest version. The new version of Amplify will be available in the Chrome store two weeks after the 2024.7 release.
See the status of the last 2 executions of workflows directly in Amplify's actions tab, without the additional effort and permissions required to consult this in-product. With the copy to clipboard option, you can copy the Workflow execution details to add to the ITSM ticket notes for further reference.
Refer to the Amplify documentation for more information.
Amplify is subject to an additional license, please contact your Nexthink representative for more information.
Save time for support agents and your employees by integrating Flow with interactive 3rd-party systems like a chatbot. Now you can include a Wait for API behavior in your workflows to instruct your automation to wait for a response from an external source before proceeding.
Refer to the Trigger wait for event documentation for more information.
Flow is subject to an additional license, please contact your Nexthink representative for more information.
Gain greater visibility and control over which remote actions and campaigns are used in workflows. Both remote actions and campaigns now have a workflow trigger option that must be explicitly selected to allow their use in workflow designs.
Refer to the Triggering campaigns and Triggering remote actions documentation for more information.
Flow is subject to an additional license, please contact your Nexthink representative for more information.
Consult the results of your remote action executions more easily with direct access to execution details from the remote action dashboard. You can now drill down to execution details (shown next to the number of executions) and drill down to the last executions per device (shown next to the number of devices). Inputs and outputs are displayed in columns to facilitate analysis and exporting the data to other systems.
Refer to the Using remote actions documentation for more information.
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Troubleshoot binaries more easily with meaningful descriptions. Binary descriptions are created using GenAI and exposed in NQL to give additional context to your investigations.
Adhere to your internal compliance rules when granting access to sensitive data, thanks to more granular data privacy settings. It is now possible to individually grant access to sensitive user data, device data, and/or destination/domain data for each role. This ensures that Nexthink users see only the data they are permitted to access.
Refer to the Roles documentation for more information.
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This functionality will be made available following the completion of the 2024.7 rollout in all regions.
Prepare your transition to Infinity if you have not already made the leap. A new admin screen describes the Infinity transition steps, with descriptions and links to the documentation so that you can step through the transition at your own pace. Once you're ready Nexthink Support will help (via a support ticket) with the final step to complete your full transition to Infinity.
Refer to the Infinity Transition page documentation for more information.
Enrich user objects with custom extension attributes using the extended field selector in the updated Entra ID connector.
Refer to the Connector for Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD) documentation for more information.
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Increase your security by using SSH authentication when exporting data to your SFTP Server.
Refer to the Connector credentials documentation for more information.
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Gain better insight into sustainable IT reporting and footprint reduction opportunities with an updated Enhanced sustainable IT reporting dashboard. This dashboard now includes new estimates for consumption and emission, insights into manufacturing footprint (scope 3), idle time calculations, and consideration for working locations.
Refer to the Sustainable IT documentation for more information.
This new Library content will be made available following the completion of the 2024.7 rollout in all regions.
Understand how to get the most out of Nexthink Assist with updated documentation and a new online course, How to fast-track work with Nexthink Assist, now available in the Nexthink Infinity Fundamentals learning path.