February 2026 Release v3.16.0

INVISION v3.16 introduces client-facing Performance Websites powered directly by validated trial data, alongside major GIS visualization improvements and foundational updates to data processing reliability.

This release focuses on three core themes:

• Public presentation of validated trial results through structured, privacy-safe performance sites.
• Deeper spatial visibility and validation tools within GIS Workstation.
• Improved data processing transparency and system reliability across uploads, integrations, and user management.

What’s New

Performance Website | Public Trial Result Publishing

INVISION now supports client-facing Performance Websites, enabling organizations to publicly showcase validated trial results in a branded, structured format.

Trials executed within INVISION can now be presented as multi-year, map-based performance experiences where external audiences explore results by crop, product, geography, and agronomic characteristics. All data is privacy-safe, ensuring no grower or field-identifying information is exposed.

These sites are powered directly from validated INVISION trial data, allowing clients to support marketing, commercialization, and product transparency initiatives using structured, repeatable publishing workflows.

GIS Workstation | Multi-Layer Viewing & Independent Symbology

GIS Workstation now supports simultaneous viewing of multiple field data layers, including planting, application, harvest, and boundary files.

Users can independently activate and style each layer without affecting others. This enables teams to:

• Confirm hybrid consistency across zones

• Validate uniform application rates

• Identify unintended treatment overlap

• Ensure yield differences reflect treatment effects before defining trial zones

This significantly improves spatial validation and trial placement accuracy.

INVISION Mobile | Prior-Year Visits as Map Layers

Within the mobile app, users can now display prior-year visit locations for the same field as map layers while recording visits in the current trial year.

This supports consistent sampling at identical field locations and improves year-over-year evaluation without requiring users to switch between trials.

Enhancements

GIS Workstation | Standardized Data Ingestion & Job Visibility

All uploads, integrations, and GIS-driven data creation now follow a unified job-based processing model.

Users can now see:

• What is currently processing

• Where data will appear once completed

• Clear failure reasons when issues occur

This eliminates ambiguity around upload status and reduces duplicate retries caused by uncertainty.

GIS Workstation | Yield & Moisture Preview

When viewing productivity layers, GIS Workstation now provides an in-editor preview of yield and moisture distributions.

Users can immediately assess data range, variability, and potential outliers without leaving the workspace, enabling faster harvest data validation.

System Notifications | Automated Pending File Alerts

Automated email notifications are now triggered when uploaded files remain in a pending state beyond a defined time threshold, ensuring stalled conversions are surfaced without requiring manual monitoring.

System Notifications | Standardized Email Workflows

Onboarding, password reset, and export notification emails have been standardized with clearer intent, updated branding, and improved failure messaging for automated exports.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed an issue where newly enrolled growers did not immediately appear in protocol tables without a manual refresh.

• Corrected inconsistencies where exported data did not fully reflect selected UI filters.

• Resolved an issue where user activity was not properly recorded during persistent sessions.

• Resolved inconsistencies affecting certain trial-grower and trial-admin role scenarios.

• Improved error handling in the Admin Users section to replace generic save failures with clear, actionable messages for common conflicts such as duplicate phone numbers and invalid formats.