When your left-hand side bar is collapsed, you'll now see three dots to indicate when someone is typing. We've also added up and down arrows to indicate where your unread messages are located on side-bar collapse.

: This indicator will make internal conversations easier to follow without expanding the sidebar.

We've added an arrow in the left hand side bar to better alert users to where their unread message is located. The arrow will point up or down to denote whether the unread message is above or below the scroll.

If you've got your left-hand side bar collapsed and an unread message, you'll be able to see it in that side bar.

: Users wanting to quickly scan and access their unread message without scrolling both ways to check.

We've added a Team filter to the Action List dashboard widget. This feature helps users see the work relevant to an entire team in a widget without selecting each person individually.

For example, a marketing leader could filter an Actions List dashboard widget to “Marketing” and see tasks assigned directly to that team or to its members.

This is a filter available in the dashboards action list widget below "Type."

Preset date filters now match actions by their due date only. This keeps preset results focused on actions due within the selected window, rather than including actions whose scheduled span merely crosses it.

: Use the preset date filters in project list views or the Actions-list dashboard widget.

Anyone reviewing upcoming work can see a more precise due-date-based list and spend less time sorting through actions that are not actually due in the selected period.

Shared filters saved for everyone on a tab now refresh when you return to that tab, without requiring a full page reload. Personal filter overrides remain intact while the latest shared baseline is loaded.

: Open a tab with shared filters, switch away, and return to it to receive the latest shared filter state.

: Teams that share saved filters can work from current views more reliably, while individuals keep their personal filter choices.

We've added a templated dashboard for "My Insights," which gives users access to high-level reporting on their own progress.

To add a My Insights dashboard, click into Dashboards -> New from Template:

Once the dashboard loads, you'll see pre-set sections including "Done this week," "New this week" and "Open."

Users can also add additional widgets to their insights dash to glean more information about progress.

: Individuals looking to better understand their work in Hive at a high level, or hoping to view team-wide progress in one central place.

Table View custom-field filters now use controls that match the field type. Select fields use their configured options, text fields support semantic text operators, and number fields support comparisons.

Date fields use date-aware filtering, while user and project fields use selection controls. This makes filtering more predictable and helps teams find the records they need with less trial and error.

: Use the custom-field filters in Table View.

Teams working with structured project data in Table View that need faster, clearer filtering across different custom-field types.

Keep your approval template library organized without losing important workflows.

You can now archive approval templates that are no longer needed for active approvals. Archived templates are removed from active template selections but remain available in a dedicated Archived view.

When you need one again, simply reinstate it and continue using the original template configuration, including its approval stages and approvers.

This makes it easier to manage seasonal, outdated, or temporarily paused approval processes without rebuilding them later.

AI review setup is now easier to scan and configure. Suggestion-type information icons appear when you hover over a row or highlight it with the keyboard, keeping the setup view focused.

Advanced Settings also include a Version change detection dropdown, so teams can choose how version changes are handled for AI Proofing.

Profile picture dropdown -> Workspace settings -> AI configuration -> AI proofing

: Teams configuring AI Proofing reviews that want a cleaner setup experience and more control over how version changes are treated.

Automation visualizations now open with a simpler flow graph by default, so the main run path is easier to scan. The detailed step-by-step state chart remains available behind an Advanced toggle when you need deeper execution detail.

People who build and review Buzz AI Snippets, with a cleaner default view for everyday run checking and an advanced view for users who need more execution detail.