February

Mr Evocon goes for gold

The Olympic Mr Evocon is competing live during the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics. May your production run as smoothly as a downhill skier carving through fresh powder!

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Prefer the standard version? Switch to the classic Mr Evocon in View settings.

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Usability improvements

• Reports Time Usage report gained a Stops filter, letting you choose which downtime reasons factor into time calculations.

January

Security settings for enterprise-level access control Enterprise

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Managing access in larger organizations requires more control to maintain a needed level of security across the company. With Security menu added to Settings, company administrators now have the tools to enforce centralized security policies on their userbase in Evocon.

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• Security profiles to match different user roles and security needs – Create reusable Security profiles to enforce requirements like single sign-on usage (SSO), mandatory two-factor authentication (2FA), and automated logging out after set amount of days. For example, apply more limited access rights for operators and lighter access for accounts that are used to display dashboards on screens.
• Restrict access to Evocon app with Allowed IPs functionality – Limit access to Evocon by setting up a list of allowed public IPs**,** optionally adjusted by user role, to prevent access to Evocon from unauthorized networks.
• Centralize security control at the company level – All advanced security settings are managed exclusively by Company administrators, ensuring clear ownership and unified security across the company.

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For setup details and configuration steps, refer to the full support documentation **here.**

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Note: Advanced Security Settings are available for the Enterprise package only. To read more about the Enterprise package, see here.

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Pinpoint downtime with Machine Locations

We have simplified Machine Locations to help you identify exactly which part of a line is causing a stop.

Reminder of what Machine Locations are

Machine Locations is a "map" of your machine sections, not a physical address.

It helps you break the production line into parts so you can log exactly where a problem happened.

Examples: Infeed, Labeler, Sealer, or Conveyor

Why it Matters