SGEN Goes Live
SGEN officially launches on April 20. This page is the central place to track major release milestones, newly available capabilities, important platform improvements, and documentation updates as the platform goes live.
Launch visibility
Follow the main release updates and the most important changes tied to launch.High-signal updates
See what is newly available, what improved, and what users should pay attention to now.Fast follow-through
Move from announcements into Guides, Reference, or Changelog when deeper detail is needed.What's new this release
A running summary of the most recent platform updates. Each card opens the matching update section for more detail.
SGEN Docs is now live
SGEN Docs is now live as the central place to explore guides, reference material, product updates, and platform status.
Start Here pages are now available
New orientation pages are now live to help first-time readers understand what SGEN is, why it exists, and where to begin.
Architecture overview is now available
A public architecture overview is now available to explain how SGEN is structured at the system level.
Cross-site analytics is now available
SGEN now supports cross-site analytics views that help operators understand movement, trends, and attention areas across multiple sites.
Site Explorer now unifies key reporting surfaces
Site Explorer now brings multiple reporting surfaces into one per-site view for a cleaner reporting workflow.
Client Manager now supports grouped site organization
Client Manager now supports grouped site organization for teams managing multiple clients, brands, or properties.
Explore what’s new by type
Browse the rest of the updates by type. The launch update above covers the main go-live announcement, while the categories below collect follow-up changes, availability updates, improvements, and documentation releases.
Now Available
New capabilities, product surfaces, and features that users can access now.
Improvement
Refinements to workflows, usability, performance, and existing product experiences.
Update
Platform-level changes, process updates, and broader operational or structural changes.
Documentation
New guides, updated references, and notable improvements to docs coverage and clarity.
Read the highlights, then go deeper
What’s New is designed as the readable update layer of the documentation. Use it to understand what changed at a glance, then move to the right destination for deeper action or detail.
Go to Guides
Use Guides when an update requires step-by-step instructions or setup actions.
Go to Reference
Use Reference when you need feature definitions, locations, structure, or system behavior.
Go to Changelog
Use Changelog when you need the full running record of release details, fixes, and updates.