This edition has our latest updates, including customer insights and updates. We also have the latest information from Accruent on Meridian and RedEye and look at the new BIM viewer in Lunr.

Winter in Melbourne hasn't slowed the pace at Onset. We're proud to announce the successful completion of Meridian upgrades with Multinet (AGIG), SA Water, and Hunter Water. These upgrades reinforce our shared commitment to continuous improvement. As we continue with upgrades at BHP and Powerco, we're also excited to see several sites progressing with system enhancements, such as adding new document types.

It's not just about adding new document types, it's about the value they bring to the business. The willingness of new business groups to adopt the solution and share documents with the enterprise is a testament to the benefits it offers and we're thrilled to see this positive trend.

If you're considering upgrading Meridian, we encourage you to review the Release Notes or contact us to discuss the benefits of the latest release.

We're delighted to announce ISO 27001 certification.

While it has been a journey and an effort, becoming certified to an internationally recognised standard forced us to question and review our policies and procedures to elevate ourselves to that higher standard. The certification process increased our awareness that we're now on the longer road to continuous improvement, and team members have adopted this positive approach.

In addition to improving our performance, ISO 27001 certification opens up a world of new opportunities and provides confidence for our customers and stakeholder groups. This exciting development may lead to subtle changes in our communication, including labelling and secure links. We invite you to engage with us to learn more about the benefits certification brings to our interactions.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who played a part in our ISO 27001 certification journey. We're especially grateful to our dedicated security and infrastructure lead, Aaron Swain, our invaluable external consultant, Peter Hewett of Kobalt, and auditor Ankit Prashar of GCC. Your support and feedback have been instrumental, and we're excited to continue applying these learnings as we move forward.

With product roadmaps now available from Accruent, we're scheduling workshops to plan activities over the coming 3 to 5 years.

Some highlights of the Meridian roadmap include the API strategy and integrations with Central Auth and Central Audit logging. For BIM, it's integrating the Master Information Delivery Plan (MIDP).

For RedEye, the focus is on tools and processes to improve Meridian data migration, onboarding tools, integrations, and internationalisation.

Please contact us to schedule a roadmap planning workshop, either remotely or in person. This will allow us to share the roadmap details and plan the logical steps to achieve your corporate objectives.

Lunr BIM Viewer

We've recently added some new features to the BIM Viewer in Lunr. All users can now easily create viewpoints and view property elements in the viewer without using specialist software.

Create Viewpoints

A viewpoint serves as a specific perspective or snapshot of a 3D BIM model and allows you to save and navigate to specific locations within the model.

With the new feature, you can now save a viewpoint by simply clicking the camera icon. This flexibility allows you to create multiple viewpoints over time and use them to compare progress, giving you more control over your work.

View property elements

You can now drill down to view specific elements within the model's structure. For example, in the full view above, we've selected the Volkswagen Beetle parked in the driveway. If necessary, you can use other viewer functions, such as measure, to get more information.

Check out the information available in the Lunr Blog.