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NEW FEATURE
22 December
Subscription for Professional users.
The Professional plan unlocks new features and provides more facilities for the users. 3Gb of space for the datasets, No watermark, Linked google sheet, and many other unique features added to the Professional plan. For more details, check the Pricing page or contact us.
NEW FEATURE
23 September
Two new charts combo and K.P.I. are available.
The Combo chart is suitable for demonstrating the trends, while the K.P.I. visualizes data in the context of numbers, comparisons, and percentages.
NEW FEATURE
18 July
Copy and Paste BStreams’ charts and maps
This important new feature will save a lot of time, while you are developing your bstreams.
On the left panel, the Clipboard hosts the list containing all your reusable assets, which are, all your copied charts or maps. Each item, within the clipboard, can be dragged on any bstream and reused many times.
You can copy any visualization of interest, by simply clicking on the copy button 
and the object will be added to the clipboard.
IMPROVEMENT
18 July
Name the bstreams’ objects
Now you can name bstream objects.
This makes it easier to identify charts on the Clipboard or which charts to link for drills.
Try it at the top of the right panel.
NEW FEATURE
28 June
Sizing, positioning, and ordering individual bstream’s objects
In the past, you could customize the bstream’s visualizations into a 3 columns row, in which their width was equal and the height was defined by the type.
This way of visualization was efficient enough, as long as you did not focus on styling the objects independently.
As an example, if you added a logo beside a title you had no way to increase the width of the title’s object or resize the logo’s or the author’s width. The final layout was rigid and unbalanced.
Now we increased the number of columns in a row up to 6, in order to host more objects.
Moreover, we added an edit button on each row to adjust the width and height of the inner objects.
To enter the editing mode click the icon 
on the right of the row.
Then resize the columns’ width by clicking on the icon and dragging to the left/right of the borders.
Finally, insert new values for controlling the height of each object.
However the “auto” is the default height for each object, the overall row’s height will be defined by the column with maximum height.
The final result is significantly better than before.
Feel free to try it by yourself!