v0.1.0
Release date: 2026-07-24
Summary
Factor Fifty v0.1.0 introduces a new executive overview with customer budgets and forecasting, security remediation tracking, historical savings insights, and reliability improvements across cloud imports and deployments.
Executive Overview and Budgets
- Executive overview — a consolidated view of spend trends, savings impact, cost drivers, optimisation opportunities, security posture, and NIS2 readiness.
- Customer budgets — executive budgets can be configured and monitored from the overview.
- Budget health — current spend and forecast are presented against the configured budget to highlight risk early.
Financial Dashboard Improvements
- Monthly forecasting — projected spend is calculated from the cost posted so far in the current month.
- Period comparisons — spend changes are easier to understand through consistent comparisons with previous periods.
- Provider and currency consistency — cost and savings figures are presented more consistently across AWS and Azure views.
Security Remediation Workflow
- Track remediation work — findings can be assigned and moved through open, in-progress, resolved, and accepted-risk states.
- Document accepted risk — teams can record a reason and expiry date when accepting a security risk.
- Clear ownership — assignees and remediation status make follow-up work visible to the wider team.
Rightsizing and Savings
- Historical savings — review realised savings over time and inspect the resources behind the totals.
- Improved exports — expanded PDF and Excel exports support sharing and offline analysis.
- More reliable recommendations — provider-aware validation and calculation improvements make recommendations and savings figures more dependable.
Canvas, Imports, and Deployment Reliability
- Existing-cloud adoption — improved import mapping makes it easier to bring existing infrastructure into Canvas.
- Safer validation — stronger dependency, field, and Terraform import ID checks surface configuration issues earlier.
- More reliable processing — queue routing and deployment pipeline improvements reduce failures during imports and deployments.