This release takes a significant step in modernizing the Universal GUI. Applications now feel closer to native mobile apps, with support for push notifications and advanced localization for language, date, and number formats.

Users can now save advanced filters as prefilters in the Universal GUI, making it easier to reuse complex filter setups. In the Intelligent Application Manager, the Authorization and Web domains screens have been further refined to improve usability.

To support developers, we have added the ability to generate unit tests with AI, significantly speeding up the creation of test cases. In addition, you can now use any OpenAI Compatible LLM with the Thinkwise Platform, including self-hosted models.

We have also added several quality-of-life improvements:

• Creating new branches or models directly from the Switch branch pop-up
• Automatic copying of program objects when creating a new branch
• More efficient handling of base models during model import
• Extended import options for Thinkstore models
• Automatic copying of translations for task and report parameters

An important addition for Administrators and Developers alike, is the Slow Query Log in IAM. This feature provides visibility into all queries exceeding the Query runtime threshold, which is set to 200ms by default. 

And while not strictly related to Platform release 2025.3, we would like to highlight the significant UI styling and data density changes that we introduced with Universal GUI 2025.2.13 onwards, as well as the introduction of the Debug center with Indicium 2025.2.13.

Lastly, we would like to remind you that this release (2025.3) is the last LTS release to support the 2-tier architecture. The 3-tier architecture is much more secure and stricter regarding the quality of your model. If you are still working in a 2-tier environment, fix all findings in validations and smoke tests to prepare for the transition to a 3-tier environment. More documentation to support your transition will become available soon.

This release includes 12 community ideas representing 254 votes. The most popular ideas are: