Automations

We’re excited to launch Automations, a new way to put your recurring IT workflows on autopilot. Automations run on a schedule, evaluate the assets, employees, software, and contracts in scope, and turn the results into actions June executes for you — with the same approval and notification controls you already use for chat.

What you can do:

Start From a Template Gallery — Browse a curated gallery of starter Automations across Assets, Employees, Software, and Contracts, or build one from scratch with a structured form.
Schedule in Plain English — Define cadence with natural language like “Every weekday at 9am” or “1st and 15th of every month” — no cron required.
Scope and Filter Precisely — Target the exact set of records each run should consider, with conditions and guidance that make it clear which records will match before you save.
Notify Over Slack and Email — Send results to the right channels, owners, or affected employees with multi-channel notification support.
Track Every Run — A dedicated runs view shows what each Automation evaluated, which records matched, and which actions were taken, with full execution flowcharts and revision history.
See Live Health on the Dashboard — Active Automations now surface on the main dashboard with run status, recent activity, and a one-click path to create your first one.

Product Improvements

Assets Dashboard Revamp: A new assets dashboard built on platform-aware stats — stacked discovery charts by platform, side-by-side department, location, and status distributions, percent-change trends on total assets and total cost, and a unified asset status badge across every table.
Employees Dashboard Revamp: Department and location distributions now use clean row-based progress lists, employee growth ships as a stacked bar chart with period selector, and a new status distribution chart breaks down employees, contractors, and other workers at a glance.
Standalone Groups Page: A new top-level Groups page with overview stats, member growth, and department breakdown, plus dedicated members and applications tabs and cross-entity links to employees, software policies, and departments.
Department Stats: Department detail pages now show employee, asset, and software metrics — headcount with monthly trends, attrition, hire date coverage, asset value and status breakdowns, software spend pro-rated across shared departments, and managed vs unmanaged coverage.
Avatar Status Dot: Employee avatars across the app now show a status indicator dot, so you can spot active, inactive, and on-leave employees at a glance from any list, table, or detail page.
Asset CSV Imports With Status: The asset CSV importer now accepts status as a column, and accepts both raw status keys and the display names you see in the UI.
Software Applications Export: Export the All Applications view to CSV with current filters and sort applied.

Bug Fixes

BitLocker Recovery Keys: Fixed BitLocker recovery key escrow on Entra so Windows devices report compliance from the Microsoft Graph recovery keys endpoint and always use the most recent key when multiple are present, with related fixes to Entra device ID resolution and tools routing.
Recurrence Filter: Fixed a bug in the recurrence filter that could surface incorrect results.
Asset Status Normalization: Asset status is now normalized at the model layer so imports, edits, and bulk updates land consistently regardless of casing or display vs raw values.
Filter Assets Without a Department: Asset list filters can now correctly target assets that have no department assigned.

Ready to put IT on autopilot?