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What’s New in Nocloz — Summer 2026
Since January, we have continued to work toward one simple goal: making Nocloz easier to use, more robust on complex workflows, and more efficient both for preparing financial data and exploring performance. Here are the main improvements delivered over the past few months.
A look back at the main platform improvements since the beginning of the year, with a focus on the most recent changes.
Simpler, more consistent navigation
We have redesigned parts of the Nocloz navigation to make the different areas of the platform easier to find and the overall experience more intuitive.
In practice, we have worked on:
clearer menu and submenu organization;
more direct access to key actions;
a more natural separation between data preparation, reporting, and analysis;
a more consistent experience across screens.
The goal is to reduce friction, especially for users who do not work in Nocloz every day.
More readable tables
Several tables and detailed views have also been redesigned.
These improvements cover workflows including:
account mapping;
partners;
people and workforce data;
adjustments;
budgeting;
selected financial analysis views.
We have focused on:
making key information easier to identify;
creating more compact tables;
keeping important columns visible more easily;
making table behaviour more consistent across the platform.
The result is a smoother way to navigate data and fewer unnecessary steps in everyday workflows.
A more consistent financial analysis experience
The P&L, Balance Sheet and Cash views have been brought closer together within a more consistent experience.
The objective is to make it easier to move from one financial perspective to another while maintaining familiar navigation patterns.
We have also continued to improve:
filters;
analysis periods;
navigation through financial data;
support for multi-entity and multi-currency environments.
These improvements are designed to better support organisations whose reporting combines multiple companies, countries, currencies, or analytical structures.
More direct Builder workflows for Finance teams
Builder continues to evolve around the preparation and structuring of financial data.
Several workflows have been improved across:
mapping;
partners;
people and workforce data;
reclassifications;
adjustments;
budgeting.
The goal is to make common actions more direct and reduce unnecessary back-and-forth between screens.
These improvements are part of a broader effort to help Finance teams prepare and maintain their data more efficiently in Nocloz.
Better visibility into ongoing processes
Some improvements are less visible at first glance, but they play an important role in the day-to-day experience.
We have improved:
visibility into ongoing processes;
feedback when an operation encounters an issue;
the stability of selected long-running operations;
the handling of several complex workflows.
The objective is simple: make it easier to understand what is happening during a process and reduce situations where users are left waiting without clear feedback.
Better performance across complex workflows
We have also continued to invest in the overall performance of the platform.
This work has covered:
several complex screens;
selected data-loading workflows;
certain filter options;
long-running or particularly heavy operations.
Across several workflows, these improvements have significantly reduced waiting times.
Less waiting, greater visibility, and more confidence in day-to-day operations.
Continued expansion of supported data sources
Since the beginning of the year, we have also continued to develop and improve connections to a range of accounting, operational, and payroll data sources.
This work has included environments such as SAP, Chargebee, and ADP, as well as a number of client-specific systems and data sources.
The objective remains the same: reduce manual handling and make it easier to centralise the data needed for reporting and analysis.
What’s next?
These improvements mark another step in the evolution of Nocloz: a more consistent experience, more direct workflows, and a more robust platform.
They also come alongside a deeper change in how financial data can be explored with Dana, Nocloz’s AI Financial Analyst.
We will continue to share the main platform improvements with you on a regular basis.
Builder makes financial data reliable. Boardroom makes it visible. Dana AI makes it actionable.
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