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For the first time, Thinkwise supports an open source database with the introduction of PostgreSQL support. PostgreSQL is one of the most popular open source, enterprise-grade, relational database technologies worldwide. It is also not owned by a major tech company, but by the Postgres Global Development Group.With Indicium built on .NET technology, Universal on React, and now PostgreSQL available as a database option, organizations can build their Thinkwise Application environment on open source technologies. For independent software vendors developing products using the Thinkwise platform, or for government organizations with strict sovereignty requirements, this level of independence is valuable. It ensures that critical IT infrastructure remains under your control.The financial implicatio

Every morning when you get up, you make your bed. When you grab your toothbrush, you put toothpaste on it. When you’ve washed your face, you wipe it dry. After you’ve had breakfast, you tidy up the table. Life would be so much easier if these morning rituals could be done automatically. Well, we can’t help you with that, but what we can do is make your job life easier with user preferences. In fact, we can make it very easy by setting these preferences automatically for you, when you generate and apply recommendations. User preferences allow actions to be done automatically, such as opening a screen when you start an application, filtering for specific data by creating prefilters, and more. For many of those preferences it is possible to generate recommendations in Intelligent Application Manager (IAM) based on your work behavior. RecommendationsRecommendations are simply user preference suggestions in IAM based on the user logs. Use

Dear Thinkwise Relation, First, I wish you and your loved ones good health in this very unusual and difficult time. In order to protect our employees and relations against contamination with the Coronavirus, Thinkwise has taken several measures that are in line with the recommendations made by the government. This means that: Work in our office buildings is being limited; Employees are working from home as much as possible using online tools and telephone; Our projects will continue as usual; Support is still readily available. Thank you very much for your understanding and cooperation. Moller Toma (community manager)

In a recent Community platform update from Insided, the way URL's are constructed has changed. In a reaction Insided said the following: The URL’s of ideas were inconsistent to other content types, so we changed them to be consistent (this was required for conversions to work).If a user has copied an idea URL before April 19, then this URL is not going to work anymore. The URLs are not going to change in the future, so whenever a user copies an idea link from the Community now, they will always see the correct topic.We apologise for the inconvenience

With the 2025.3 release, you can now connect to any generative AI model that offers an OpenAI compatible API, such as Gemini, Claude or Ollama. Giving you the freedom to select providers based on your technical requirements, compliance mandates, and budget without being locked into a single ecosystem.With this new capability you can use multiple models simultaneously, assigning lighter models to routine tasks like simple content generation or basic classification while reserving more powerful options for complex challenges such as detailed analysis or sophisticated reasoning tasks. This approach optimizes both performance and costs, allowing you to scale your AI usage economically without sacrificing quality where it matters most.When you want to switch providers or adopt newer models, you simply update your generative AI provider settings rather than rewriting your integration. This means you can adapt quickly as your needs evolve, as better models become available, o

As you know, we usually release 3 Platform versions a year and a new Indicium and Universal UI every 4 weeks. What you might not know, is that internally we also release a new Platform version every 4 weeks. Effectively shipping a full-stack Platform increment every Sprint. These full-stack Platform versions are applied to the Thinkwise Cloud as well.Starting with version 2026.1.11, we intend to publicly release a full-stack Short-Term Support (STS) Platform version every 4 weeks, in addition to the 3 Long-Term Support (LTS) Platform releases. This comes with a few noticeable changes:Release Notes will be bundled in a single Product Update Universal UI Release Candidate will cease to exist (nightly versions of our Develop branch are available in TCP to test bugfixes before officia

Select a version from the dropdown menuVersioning is now available for our Thinkwise Documentation. You can switch between different versions of the documentation using the version dropdown located at the top left of the page. This allows you to access documentation that corresponds to the specific version of the Thinkwise Platform you are using, ensuring that you have the most relevant and accurate information at your fingertips.Happy developing!  Do you have any questions or suggestions? Let us know in the Thinkwise Community!