CoreStream 2.1 Release Notes

2.0 was certainly a tough act to follow. We released a number of key features including ournew policy management portal, an artificial intelligence-based controls assessment and madegreat strides in reporting, including a new risk visualisation tool, and admin configurabledashboards. 2.1 is a worthy successor, introducing some new key features and ensuring thatgreat strides have been…

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2.0 was certainly a tough act to follow. We released a number of key features including our
new policy management portal, an artificial intelligence-based controls assessment and made
great strides in reporting, including a new risk visualisation tool, and admin configurable
dashboards. 2.1 is a worthy successor, introducing some new key features and ensuring that
great strides have been made in our already industry-leading platform configuration.


The new features in 2.1 includes a new ‘master grid’ that enables admin users to dynamically
access any data from any database table in the entire platform and a new radar chart to further
enhance our reporting capability.


This release also reflects a number of updates based on conversations with clients and
partners. Feedback centered around the grid based bulk updater (and it not being as intuitive
as the rest of the platform) has been addressed in a new updated version that is automatically
available as part of the upgrade. The performance issues noticed in sites where end users
attempted to export thousands of rows into a PDF file has also been addressed by limiting PDF
files to less than 200 rows.


The most exciting addition in this release though, is our new site builder. The flexibility of our
platform has always been one of the key pillars of our success, and our site builder looks to
provide this configurability in a wizard-based format, and one that uses intelligent defaults to
create new sites even more quickly than we can today. This is a real step change – and
something we are looking forward to extending during the remainder of 2023.


As always, if you have any questions, would like to submit ideas for future releases, or just
want to provide feedback, please do get in touch.


Cheers,
Rich

FAQ

What was the focus of the CoreStream GRC 2.1 release?

The March 2023 release of CoreStream GRC built on the success of version 2.0, introducing a series of upgrades that enhanced configurability, improved performance, and expanded reporting capabilities. It focused on empowering administrators and users alike through smarter tools and faster workflows across the platform.

What new features were introduced in CoreStream GRC 2.1?

CoreStream GRC 2.1 introduced several key features, including a new master grid that allowed admin users to dynamically access and manage data across all database tables within the platform. The release also added a radar chart feature, expanding CoreStream’s already rich suite of visualization and reporting tools.

How did this release improve configuration flexibility?

A major highlight of the March 2023 release was the introduction of the site builder; an intelligent, wizard-based tool that made it faster than ever to configure new sites. This innovation reflected CoreStream GRC’s ongoing mission to deliver a flexible, no-code platform that could be adapted to any client’s needs.

How did CoreStream GRC respond to client feedback in version 2.1?

The 2.1 release was shaped by direct conversations with clients and partners. CoreStream refined the grid-based bulk updater to make it more intuitive and aligned with the rest of the platform. In addition, export performance was optimized by setting a limit on PDF exports to under 200 rows, ensuring faster, more stable file generation.

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