This release introduces built-in NAIC GOES scenario table generation, removing the need for external setup and delivering faster, more consistent regulatory and scenario analysis. Projection visibility and diagnostics are also significantly improved, with warnings now clearly separated from errors, a new Completed with Warnings status, and warning counts surfaced in projection results. Direct links from warnings and errors to the relevant variables—including one-click access to Debug View—make issue resolution quicker and more intuitive, while new API support allows projection names, folders, and tags to be updated even after a run has started or completed, helping teams stay organized as work evolves.
New Features
NAIC GOES Scenario Table Generation
You can now generate NAIC GOES scenario tables directly within the platform. This streamlines regulatory and scenario-based analysis by removing the need for external preparation and ensuring consistent, standardized scenario inputs.
Enhancements
Warnings in HPM Run Logs
Warnings that occur during HPM and Debug Mode projections are now clearly separated from errors in projection run logs. This helps distinguish between issues that require action and informational messages that do not block a run. Projections that finish successfully but encounter warnings now display a dedicated “Completed with Warnings” status and show the warning count alongside the error count in the Run Summary workbook.
Direct Links to Error Variables
When warnings or errors reference a specific variable, you can now navigate directly to that variable from the error message. This significantly reduces the time spent tracking down the source of issues.
Edit Projection Details via API for Running and Completed Projections
Projection details can now be updated after a projection has started running or completed via the PATCH /api/v1/Projections/{projectionId} endpoint. Editable fields include the projection name, folder location, and tags. This makes it easier to keep work organized as projects evolve, without needing to recreate projections.
Fixes
- Fixed an issue where projections could fail to start if a model point file contained formula errors on an unused worksheet, improving reliability when launching runs.
- Ensured force recalculation results in the debug view display values at the correct Time of Result, making outputs easier to review and interpret.
- Resolved a failure that occurred when projections encountered empty string values during numeric conversions, preventing unexpected run failures.
- Fixed an issue where models with invalid table column configurations could fail without clear feedback, improving stability and diagnostics.
- Addressed an error that caused the Patch Projection API endpoint to return a server error in certain update scenarios where a model point field was changed after the file was processed, improving API reliability.
- Fixed an issue where debug runs could fail due to Excel model point file parsing problems
- Resolved failures in large multi-scenario and high-volume runs, improving performance and reliability for complex workloads.