Deliver value sooner
Smaller releases reach customers faster and shorten the distance between an idea and useful feedback.
Product changelog
Our development
A public record of what has shipped, how the product is maturing, and where the next engineering effort is going.
Latest progress
Operational depth, shipped in verified slices.
Recent work has focused on making Ordantra dependable beyond the UI: native endpoint agents, signed upgrades, deep inventory, tenant boundaries, workspace control and deployment safety.
Endpoint platform
Windows + Linux
Native Windows service and tray companion, Linux scheduled agent, deep inventory and platform-isolated release channels.
Update assurance
Signed + verified
Device-authenticated commands, HTTPS-only downloads, SHA-256 checks, installation telemetry and rollback-aware handling.
Tenant model
Multi-workspace
Explicit workspace selection, isolated operational data and owner-controlled create, archive and restore lifecycle.
How we work
How we develop—and why.
Ordantra is developed as a continuous loop, not a sequence of large, risky launches. We start with customer and operational evidence, define the smallest valuable outcome, build it in isolation, prove it independently, release it with recovery controls, then learn from the live result.
Reduce release risk
Automated tests, type checks, production builds, dependency audits and targeted review catch problems before release.
Make assurance visible
Every change carries a traceable record through source control, independent CI validation, deployment and live checks.
Recover with control
Backups, versioned releases, atomic switching and retained rollback paths limit impact when reality differs from the plan.
21 July 2026
ShippedVerified product update
Guided activation from registration to first value
New organisations now receive a usable service foundation and a persistent, measurable path to their first managed endpoint and operational ticket.
- Added editable starter queue, team and SLA defaults for new registrations.
- Added a persistent five-milestone activation path and next-action strip across the app.
- Added workspace-aware, copy-ready Windows and Linux enrolment commands after secure key generation.
- Added platform visibility into tenant activation stalls, improved core empty states and kept the guided demo tenant-separated.
20 July 2026
ShippedVerified product update
Managed endpoint updates across Windows and Linux
Ordantra now has proven, server-driven update paths for both supported endpoint platforms, with release integrity and post-upgrade reporting built into the workflow.
- Completed an unattended Windows service and tray upgrade through the signed MSI channel.
- Added signed Linux self-update with syntax checks, atomic replacement and automatic rollback.
- Separated Windows and Linux baselines throughout fleet, assets and risk views.
- Added clear queued, dispatched, awaiting install, failed, rolled-back and updated telemetry.
20 July 2026
ShippedVerified product update
Windows endpoint companion and user confirmation
The Windows agent now includes a persistent Ordantra tray experience and a branded, secure way to confirm or correct asset ownership details.
- Added connected status, installed version, pending actions and trusted update controls.
- Added user-facing ownership confirmation with confirm, snooze and correction paths.
- Hardened companion startup, native WPF packaging, locale support and MSI handoff.
- Kept update execution restricted to server-approved signed releases.
20 July 2026
ShippedVerified product update
Complete customer workspace lifecycle
Workspaces are now explicit operational boundaries rather than an implicit first-record selection.
- Added persistent, tenant-validated workspace switching for organisation members.
- Added owner/admin create, rename, archive and restore controls.
- Protected the final active workspace and excluded archived workspaces from live operational context.
- Recorded workspace lifecycle actions with a durable actor history.
19 July 2026
ShippedVerified product update
Native Windows agent and inventory foundation
The endpoint client moved to a native Windows service and MSI foundation, then expanded into a managed endpoint product.
- Collected system, compute, storage, security, update, network, service, user and installed-software inventory.
- Added per-device authentication, signed heartbeat bytes and replay-resistant sequencing.
- Added privacy-preserving application usage signals and structured asset intelligence views.
- Added safe MSI upgrades with service and companion restart handling.
18–19 July 2026
ShippedVerified product update
Service operations administration
Ordantra added the controls teams need to shape day-to-day service delivery without editing seed data or code.
- Added tenant-safe queue, team, automation-rule and SLA policy management.
- Added secure inbound email replies, quoted-history trimming and source-labelled ticket activity.
- Improved people and asset editing with stronger tenant boundaries.
- Added platform administration and privacy-conscious first-party web analytics.
13 July 2026
ShippedVerified product update
Resolver workspace and asset intelligence
The core app was redesigned around resolver focus, richer operational context and safer change delivery.
- Modernised the application shell, resolver cockpit, queue, problems, reports and settings.
- Added deep asset inventory snapshots and progressive intelligence views.
- Added progressive change requests, CAB readiness and linked execution context.
- Hardened production deployment with atomic releases, migration guards, backups and rollback.
7–8 June 2026
ShippedVerified product update
Connected ITSM foundation
The initial connected workflows brought tickets, endpoint risk, the ops graph and controlled change together.
- Shipped the resolver cockpit and needs-action queue.
- Added the operations graph and relationship actions.
- Added endpoint risk policy and automated ticket creation.
- Added change readiness, approvals, execution actions and calendar.
Next engineering priorities
What we are deliberately building next.
These are direction statements, not claims about functionality already available. We publish them so evaluation stays grounded in the current product.
Staged fleet rolloutsPilot groups, rollout batches, progress and failure visibility, retry controls, deadlines and rollback protection.
macOS endpoint channelA native, signed package and update path with the same platform isolation and integrity guarantees as Windows and Linux.
Deeper workspace governanceMore granular workspace membership and policy delegation as organisations grow beyond shared organisation-wide access.
Operational insightStronger service reporting, risk-to-resolution evidence and connected workflow analytics without turning Ordantra into dashboard theatre.