New features – June 25th, 2025

C&D Online
version 8.0.12145

New features – June 25th, 2025

C&D Online
version 8.0.12145

What’s new?

The 8.0.12145 version brings the following new features:

[Analysts/Experts] DataComposer: import of data from Coheris by ChapsVision CRM

It is now possible to import data from the Coheris by ChapsVision CRM software into DataComposer to process and display it on a map.

[Analysts/Experts] DataComposer: SQL exports for PostgreSQL

Export your DataCompositions in SQL format for PostgreSQL:

Ability to add new data without overwriting existing records in the dedicated table
Ability to delete part of the existing data using SQL filters
Connection selection from a list preconfigured in the administration panel

Improvements

The 8.0.12145 version brings the following improvements:

[Analysts/Experts] DataComposer: workflow

Improved automatic placement of new imports

[Analysts/Experts] DataComposer: scheduled execution

Sampling is now disabled during scheduled executions

[Analysts/Experts] DataComposer: Shapefile imports

It is now possible to add a Shapefile to your DataComposition

[Analysts/Experts] Login: UX improvements

Enhanced user experience when creating or changing the account password
A strength indicator now displays the quality of the password as it is being entered

Fixed issues

Articque DataMarket

Latest updates and improvements for Articque DataMarket in DataComposer:

Updated building-level data from the Real Estate database using the latest version of the BDNB
Several new indicators have also been added:
- In the “Reference” sub-theme: identifiers linked to the RNB (National Building Register) and the BAN (National Address Database) to facilitate interoperability between datasets
- In the “Typology” sub-theme: two new columns provide ground elevation and details on the status of nearby heating/cooling networks (whether under construction or not)
Updated business and establishment creation data by municipality in the Detailed Business Database
The dataset now covers a period of over 10 years (from 2013 to 2024) to simplify growth trend analysis