Release Notes

We’ve released some notable new features and improvements based on customer feedback and have upgraded our platform to V4.1.

Released on July 27th, version 3.10 includes many much-awaited new features such as the topic and document rating capability, MS Word and Madcap Flare connectors.

Released on December 16th, version 3.9 is dedicated to enriching and reinforcing the key features championed by our customers

Released on December 23rd, 2019, v3.7 focuses on the new analytics back-end and the offline mode extension

Released on July 29th, this release focuses primarily on empowering admins and content managers

Version 3.5 is out! This major release mostly redesigns the user experience and increases findability of content.

With version 3.3, Fluid Topics is enabled to store and deliver new types of content and also has new ways to load that content.

After 9 months of intense work, Fluid Topics version 3.2 is out! Before switching to a new quarter-based delivery schedule, we wanted to make this 3.2 version memorable. It consolidates many improvements to make your documentation portal more efficient and powerful.

Based on the solid new foundations of v3.0, it brings great new features: improved reader with new image viewer, including vector graphics such as SVG, Personal Books makeover and sharing capability, a new administration interface (beta), revamping of the unstructured documents processor and added Web Service for accessing content using business IDs.

Fluid Topics content delivery is undergoing a major technological redesign to meet the demands of changing business and research environments. Based on feedback and suggestions from our clients, we have modified the internal structure of Fluid Topics to integrate important new features. These modifications also prepare the solution for future innovations for spring, 2016.

This release introduced:

• A redesigned Personal Books function: select entire sections, create your own topics and organize everything in a snap.
• Scopes: create personal views on the content for more contextual searches.
• A new backend for fine-grained events capture.