Pragatix 2.19.1 April 15, 2026

Marking chats as favorites is now limited to Assistant chats only. In addition, chats from History can now be pinned to the top.

Added Forcepoint integration. This streamlines setup and supports Forcepoint-based policy enforcement.

The chat scope can now be configured to include all SharePoint, Atlassian Confluence, Documents, and other connected sources.

Added the ability to assign training sources to AI Usage rules.

Improved Role-Based Access selector so that selecting a main category, such as Data Sources, automatically hides its sub-items.

Added a Content Report page that provides visibility into content, questions, tokens, chunks, and user-level usage costs. The page includes time-based filtering, visual breakdowns by content type, and detailed usage records per user.

Added a Cost Report page that provides visibility into AI usage costs across users, groups, projects, models, and providers. The page includes time-based filters, cost summaries, daily cost trends, and breakdowns for prompt and embedding costs.

Added the ability to review AI-suggested usage rules in the Usage Management page and either approve them as new catalog rules or reject them.

Added an AI Adoption Score field to the Usage Management, allowing administrators to assign a score (1–3) when creating or editing classification rules.

Added AI Adoption Reports settings to Account Settings, allowing administrators to configure report generation, coverage, auditing mode, email templates, and copy recipients.

Improved the Top Users Activity By Time and AI Service By Time charts by converting them to vertical bar charts with service icons. Clicking a bar now opens the Show All modal for detailed insights.

A relevant error message is now displayed for failed file uploads.

Marking chats as favorites is now available for Assistant chats only. In addition, chats from History can now be pinned to the top.

Resolved an error that occurred when the same document was uploaded twice to the same chat.

The chat scope can now be set to include all SharePoint, Atlassian Confluence, Documents, and other connected sources.

Added a link to the original email.

Added the ability to assign training sources to AI Usage rules.

Added filtering options for Has Usage and Has Data Classification in Search Auditing.

Added a Cost Analytics page that provides visibility into AI usage costs across users, groups, projects, models, and providers. The page includes time-based filters, cost summaries, daily cost trends, and breakdowns for prompt and embedding costs.

Added the ability to review AI-suggested usage rules in the Usage Management page and either approve them as new catalog rules or reject them.

Added an AI Adoption Score field to the Usage List, allowing administrators to assign a score (1–3) when creating or editing classification rules.

Added a Time Saved field to Usage.

Added a column for user language; reports will now be generated in this language.

Added an option to view all reports for a specific user with a single click.

Added AI Risk Level column to Risky Usage List.

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Added a Risk Level field to the Usage List, allowing administrators to classify rules as Low, Medium, High, or None.

Added .xlsb files to the allowed file types.

Added an option to hide the General Agent tool.

Additional scopes were added to the Default General Chat Scope, including SharePoint, Atlassian Confluence, Documents, etc.

Added Forcepoint integration, including support for ICAP server host, port, service name, and block message pattern configuration. This enables integration with Forcepoint for content inspection and policy enforcement.

Improved Role-Based Access selector so that selecting a main category, such as Data Sources, automatically hides its sub-items.

Added AI Adoption Reports settings to Account Settings, allowing administrators to configure report generation, coverage, auditing mode, email templates, and copy recipients.

Added a Content Report page that provides visibility into content, questions, tokens, chunks, and user-level usage costs. The page includes time-based filtering, visual breakdowns by content type, and detailed usage records per user.

The user name was updated to include the user’s name followed by “Demo.”