CoreStream 2.2 Release Notes

2.2 is exciting for a number of reasons. We have made a real step change on our journey to put more choices into the hands of our end users. Once enabled, grid level PDF and Excel exports are now available as personalisation choices for end users. This helps improve flexibility and reduces the time clients…

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2.2 is exciting for a number of reasons. We have made a real step change on our journey to put more choices into the hands of our end users. Once enabled, grid level PDF and Excel exports are now available as personalisation choices for end users. This helps improve flexibility and reduces the time clients need to spend requesting additions to exports and grid column settings. As an added bonus, we’ve also improved the time taken to generate exports.

Our continued focus on driving useful insight has seen us add the Waterfall/Bridge chart to the suite of chart types available to client admin users. We have also made changes to our world map chart collection so that they can be integrated into the dashboards and sit alongside other chart types.

Internally, we continue to be excited by the development of our ‘site builder’. This continues to go from strength to strength and is separating us further from our competitors in terms of the time taken to configure (and ultimately, deliver) new configuration. More on this in 2.3!

As ever, please reach out to your CoreStream Business Owner if you would like to discuss any of the features in this release.

Thanks, Rich

FAQ

What was the focus of the CoreStream GRC 2.2 release?

The April 2023 release of CoreStream GRC focused on giving users more control and flexibility across the platform. The update introduced new personalization options, improved export features, and expanded analytics tools, all designed to make day-to-day governance, risk, and compliance activities faster and more intuitive.

What new features were added in CoreStream GRC 2.2?

CoreStream GRC 2.2 introduced grid-level PDF and Excel export options that users could personalize to suit their reporting needs. This update significantly reduced the time spent requesting export customizations and improved overall workflow efficiency for clients managing large data sets.

How did CoreStream GRC improve reporting and analytics in this release?

The 2.2 release expanded the platform’s suite of visual analytics by adding the Waterfall (Bridge) chart to the library of available chart types. In addition, world map charts were enhanced and could now be integrated directly into dashboards, allowing users to view geographic data insights alongside other performance metrics.

How did this release enhance user flexibility?

For the first time, users could personalize export settings themselves, choosing the format and data presentation that best matched their needs. This self-service functionality reflected CoreStream GRC’s ongoing goal to empower users with more autonomy and reduce administrative dependency.

What improvements were made to performance and efficiency?

CoreStream GRC optimized export generation times, ensuring reports were produced faster and more reliably. These performance gains reflected the company’s focus on continuous improvement and its commitment to simplifying governance and compliance operations through smart automation.

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