See what’s new in Agave

Vendor statement line items are grouped by status: matched, discrepancy, and now missing. Each group can be selected as a block, so lines with no invoice behind them get handled together instead of sitting in the general discrepancy pile.

Approval workflows are on by default and the enable toggle is gone. You still build and activate the workflow itself, but there is no longer a switch standing between you and setting one up.

New AI Data configs start with curated default filters for Viewpoint Vista, Viewpoint Spectrum, Sage 100 Contractor, Foundation, Sage Intacct and CMiC. A new config returns sensible numbers on its first run rather than everything in the ledger.

Dashboard templates can be adjusted before they run. The prompt panel opens by default in the template preview and the prompt is editable, so a template gets tuned to your projects instead of being run as is and redone.

AI Analytics agents can read the full passthrough dataset, not just the cached models. A question compiles into a single read only SELECT that takes no locks, so the agent can answer from tables it previously could not reach.

The sync errors grid keeps the grouped views you save, and sorts within them. The grouping you work errors by is waiting for you next time instead of being rebuilt each morning.

A sync config can be paused and unpaused straight from Sync History. When an ERP is down or a project is mid cleanup, you can stop the sync where you noticed the problem instead of going back into settings.

Sage Intacct AR payments sync to Autodesk Build, Autodesk Construction Cloud cost data autoposts to Viewpoint Vista, and AP invoice attachments carry into Autodesk. Agave also reads cost projections from CMiC and budget production quantities from Sage 300 CRE.