Operion Changelog
What we shipped, and when.
Real, dated updates from across the Operion suite — equipment tracking, field reporting, mapping, and drawing markup. New entries land here as features ship.
2026-08-29 — Operion Command turns suite activity into accountable decisions
Leaders now have an authorized command center for operational signals across the suite. Each alert carries its source, freshness, confidence, owner, and deadline, with governed drill-down and resolution controls that preserve an auditable decision history.
2026-08-29 — MarkSphere adds an editable PDF round trip
Teams can safely import supported comments, shapes, highlights, ink, and images from an edited PDF back into the correct drawing revision. MarkSphere also supports intentional page creation and flexible PDF output, so external review work can return to the governed drawing record without flattening every change.
2026-08-28 — OperionSphere brings assets and field work into one mobile app
The OperionSphere iOS app now brings AssetSphere and FieldSphere together behind one account and suite switcher. Crews can move between equipment workflows and offline-ready field reporting without installing separate apps or losing their place.
2026-08-28 — ProjectSphere launches reusable project workflows
Project teams can turn a proven stage plan into a reusable workflow template, then apply it when new work starts. The responsive project list, assigned-asset visibility, schedule status, and map details make the same portfolio easier to manage from the office or the field.
2026-08-27 — ClientSphere connects relationships, pursuits, and requirements
ClientSphere now gives authorized teams a governed view of companies, contacts, opportunities, relationship health, and pursuit work. Requirements, reminders, shared notifications, meeting briefs, and document reuse keep the path from early relationship to won work in one connected record.
2026-08-23 — Mobile-first field updates across the suite
MarkSphere and MapSphere are now mobile-first for field crews: drawing markup and map controls stay reachable on phones in either orientation, and shape editing works with a thumb on a small screen. FieldSphere mobile gained resilient GPS route tracking that filters noisy fixes, plus jobsite issue capture and safety confirmations that sync safely per signed-in user.
2026-08-22 — FieldSphere daily reports reach the office
Crews can file daily reports from the jobsite — weather, crew counts, work performed, and photos — and the office sees them the same day, attached to the project. FormSphere responses now connect to FieldSphere too, so structured inspection results land next to the daily record instead of in a separate silo.
2026-08-17 — MapSphere exports, print, and review workflow
MapSphere maps now export to GeoJSON, KML, KMZ, CSV, and DXF, print to PDF and PNG with a proper title block, and generate photo reports for owners and partners. Under the hood, maps gained realtime collaboration with live presence, three-level map and layer permissions, and a Draft-to-Approved review workflow with correction notes and a full change record.
2026-08-16 — MarkSphere: flattened PDF downloads and live cursors
Downloading a marked-up drawing now flattens every annotation into the PDF itself, so what the crew drew is exactly what the recipient sees in any viewer. On the canvas, you can now watch teammates' cursors move in real time, and a reconnecting indicator makes it obvious when your connection drops mid-session.
2026-08-12 — AssetSphere Mobile launches
AssetSphere is now in your pocket: the new mobile app signs into your same Operion account and lets crews browse and search equipment, scan a QR label to check gear out or return it, see the gear assigned to them, and request equipment from teammates. Shared kiosk devices also gained an admin-set exit PIN so the kiosk stays locked to kiosk work.
2026-08-11 — AssetSphere: live equipment location map
Check-outs and check-ins now record where they happened, and a new staff-only equipment map shows the latest known location of every asset as a pin — with popups that link straight to the asset record. No more radioing around the yard to find the plate compactor.