Reload data action refreshes charts
The 'Reload data' action on a block now also refreshes any associated charts, not just table data.
New features, improvements, and fixes from the Supersimple team.
The 'Reload data' action on a block now also refreshes any associated charts, not just table data.
Chart axes now show whole numbers without decimal places when displaying integer values, with tick marks aligned precisely.

You can now duplicate aggregations to speed up creating similar calculations.

When AI references PDF documents, footnotes now include specific page numbers where the information was found.

Field dropdowns now show each field's type, description and origin data model.
Relation dropdowns show the origin data model and join logic.
You can now drag and drop to reorder chart series that use different visualization types.
You can now configure which data sources are selected by default in a new AI conversation. For those with multiple Supersimple accounts: we now also remember your source preferences on a per-account basis.
You can now ask Supersimple's AI questions through Slack using the /supersimple ask and /supersimple research slash commands.
Null values in charts are now displayed as gaps instead of zeros. This should make understanding missing data a bit less confusing!

When you cancel a chat request, the responses that were already streamed will now be preserved instead of being discarded.

Google Drive references now display the appropriate file type icon based on the document's mime type.
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Setting up Slack integrations is now completely self-service. You can add Slack to your account and invite the bot to channels without talking to a single human. The moment you finish setup (under account settings), Supersimple will start indexing your chat history.
Note: only channels that the Supersimple bot is invited to will be indexed by default.

Categorical charts can now be flipped between horizontal and vertical layouts from under the Chart settings in the sidebar.
Each hovered chart now shows a quick shortcut to open up that chart's settings in the sidebar.

Google Drive search results now include footnotes to the relevant source documents.

Variable blocks in multiselect mode now include convenient All and None shortcuts to quickly select or deselect all options.

When the Supersimple Slack bot is added to a new Slack channel, it will now automatically discover and index that channel's history.
Variables whose types don't fit a certain use case are now clearly marked as disabled, and show a tooltip outlining the issue.

AI now streams in progress updates as it thinks.

Filter operators now automatically switch to match the variable type you're working with. Less manual work, hooray!
AI settings now separate mode selection from data source options.

Our new Research agent can run a large number of searches across both your data warehouse & unstructured data sources. Currently only available to select accounts – contact us for access!
Users can now choose to accept or discard just the last reply or the entire conversation.

AI now remembers your last used data source(s) and defaults to that for the next message.
You can now filter for fields from related hasOne models without first "bringing them into" the table via New Column.
Each relation's fields are under a relevant subheading in the Filter field dropdown.
You can now organize explorations into folders in the sidebar by prefixing their names with a parenthesised name, e.g. (My Folder Name) My Exploration.
You can now toggle both stacking and "show values" from the chart options sidebar.
Dynamic enum values are now cached for better performance, with configurable TTL (default 6 hours). See docs for more!

You can now specify data sources when asking AI a question.

Supersimple's AI can now query multiple data sources simultaneously.
