Changelog

Our long awaited displacement alerts ensure you’re notified when movement has persisted beyond a threshold that you set in a few clicks. Together with our system alerts, you’ll now have full coverage on whether your equipment is working or your structure moving. System alerts flag issues with your setup: a device gone offline, or a reference target that’s gone missing, each for more than an hour. Either type can be critical depending on the situation.

Set a threshold in a few clicks

Set a displacement threshold from 1 mm to 500 mm directly from the chart. Once set, the threshold shows up visually on the chart, and a bell icon marks any target being actively monitored. Displacement alerts trigger on a time window rather than a single spike; displacement has to hold above threshold for an hour (or two consecutive readings, if your interval is longer) before you’re notified. A daily cap keeps your inbox from flooding after the first trigger.

Cleaner charts, zero scrolling

Displacement charts now auto-size to fit your data on the canvas. No more manual scrolling to see the full picture. The sidebar’s had a refresh too, with new icons and improved visualisations throughout.

See 90 days of status history at a glance

A new timeline shows asset health and alert activity over time, helping you quickly identify when something changed.

Review all displacement alerts in one place

Filter by read status, and open a displacement alert to jump directly to the relevant moment on the chart. Thresholds currently apply equally above and below the baseline. If a target stabilises at a new position, you can manually re-baseline it.

TotaLite now notifies you automatically when something needs attention on your project.

Two events trigger a critical alert:

• A device has been offline for more than one hour

• A reference target has been missing for more than one hour (or two consecutive measurements when the measurement interval exceeds one hour)

Both are classified as critical because they create displacement data gaps that cannot be recovered. When an alert fires, the organisation administrator receives an email with details and a direct link to the relevant troubleshooting steps. A dismissible banner also appears on the project page.

No action required. The feature is live and active across all projects automatically.

Admins can now remove users from their organisation directly via the API, triggered from the admin users page. Removed users lose access immediately. Note that you cannot remove yourself through this endpoint — some things require a human touch.

Under the hood, removal is handled gracefully: if the user belongs to other organisations, only the membership is revoked. If it's their last org, their account is fully deactivated. All removals are recorded in the audit log.