MGS v1.1.0

MGS v1.1.0 brings the platform fully into Climission's visual identity, removes a frustrating limit that was blocking new policy creation, and makes long working sessions smoother.

New Features & Enhancements

A Refreshed Climission Look Across the Platform

The administrator experience has a new look. From the moment you sign in, MGS now reflects Climission's visual identity with cleaner typography, more consistent spacing, refined feedback states, and a calmer color palette.

• Every administrator screen has been refreshed, including the Tenants list, user management, subscriptions, service status, logs, platform settings, and all tenant settings tabs.

• The sign-in, landing, single sign-on, and terms pages now share the same look, so the experience feels cohesive from the very first screen.

• A new cinematic loading screen and an updated set of progress indicators give you clearer feedback when MGS is working in the background, whether that is a quick button action, a page loading in, or the platform starting up.

• Subscription pages have been redesigned for clarity, with a refreshed Overview, plan grid, and consumption charts that are easier to scan at a glance.

• Your tenant admin landing page now shows live stat cards for your tenants, active policies, total policies, and total users, so you can see the state of your environment without drilling in.

• The Branding tab includes an improved color picker that shows the full spectrum at a glance and a live preview swatch as you type in a hex value.

• Copy across dialogs, confirmations, and settings screens has been reviewed and tightened so the platform reads more clearly throughout.

Your own tenant branding is unchanged. The colors, logo, company name, and login banner you have configured for your end users continue to apply exactly as before. What has changed is the foundation underneath them, so future visual updates land consistently and quickly.

Discontinued Policies No Longer Count Toward Your Policy Limit

Policies in the Discontinued state are inactive: they do not produce new artifacts, run timers, or respond to events. Until now, they still counted against your tenant's total policy limit, which meant a tenant whose policies had moved through the full lifecycle could be blocked from creating new ones even though most of its slots were taken by retired work.

• Discontinued policies are now excluded from your total policy count everywhere the limit is shown or enforced.

• Tenants that were close to or over their limit because of discontinued policies will see their count drop automatically after this release.

• If your tenant was in a pending-disablement grace window because of this, it will be cleared automatically once the new count is evaluated.

This removes a common dead end and means your active policy quota now reflects what you are actually running.

Platform Stability

Smoother Long-Running Sessions

We have addressed a set of issues that caused MGS to gradually use more browser memory the longer a session ran, particularly when navigating frequently between administrator screens.

• The global notification banner now releases its resources cleanly when you move between pages, so background activity does not pile up over time.

• Several heavier screens, including user profiles, subscription administration, and the new platform header, have been tuned to release their background subscriptions properly when you leave them.

The result is a steadier, more responsive experience over the course of a working day, with less need to refresh the browser tab.