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Saved searches, notifications, and full theming

v0.0.46Major

Operator-experience and platform-administration release. Adds saved searches and customisable table columns, real-time in-app notifications, full light and dark theming, a first-run onboarding tour, an in-app release-notes surface, data-retention and usage-metrics admin consoles, and a per-risk activity timeline.

New

  • Saved searches: the current filter and search configuration on the Risks view can be named, stored and recalled later, scoped to each user.
  • Customisable table columns: the Risks table supports per-user column selection that persists across sessions and devices.
  • Real-time notifications: in-app notifications now stream live. The header bell updates its unread badge and dropdown without a page refresh, and a dedicated Notifications page lists the full history with read and unread management.
  • Light and dark theme: full theming across the dashboard, with a light, dark or system preference saved per user and a theme toggle in the header.
  • Release notes in-app: users are shown release notes they have not yet seen on login, and can browse the complete published history from a new Release Notes entry in the sidebar.
  • First-run onboarding: new users get a short four-step guided tour the first time they sign in. It can be skipped and does not reappear across devices once completed.
  • Data-retention administration: admins can configure how long historical data such as audit logs, device change events and notifications is kept, with last-run and last-deleted columns and on-demand pruning.
  • Usage-metrics dashboard: a platform-level metrics view with KPI cards for users, devices, risks, clients and tickets, a time-series chart with 7, 30 and 90-day ranges, and on-demand snapshots.
  • Risk activity timeline: each risk now shows a chronological stream of every event (creation, AI assessment, acceptance, resolution, merges, notes, linked tickets and audit entries), each rendered with its own icon and actor.