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Pulseway 10.28 Release Notes

Written by Luiz from Pulseway

Release Dates:

· SaaS customers in EMEA/APAC: July 21, 2026 (EST 3 PM)

· SaaS customers in North America and South America: July 29, 2026 (EST 5 AM)

· On-Premises: August 4, 2026

Key feature enhancements

Policy Targeting by Device Tag

Technicians can now automatically target the right devices with the right policies based on dynamic Tags, with clear visibility into where each policy applies and which settings take effect.

Because tag assignments can change frequently, this approach ensures that policy coverage automatically reflects a device's current state without requiring manual updates. Technicians also gain clear visibility into which devices a tag-based policy covers and what effective settings result from overlapping policies.

Key features

  • Tagbased policy targeting: Policy scope can be defined using multi‑select tag inclusion, so policies are dynamically applied and removed as device Tag assignments change.

  • Conflictsafe tag reuse rules: Prevents a tag from being reused across conflicting active policies of the same type and deterministic criteria, with clear UI validation and error messaging.

  • Inclusion and exclusion logic for tags: Exclusion tags that conflict with an existing inclusion tag take precedence, so devices with overlapping tags can be explicitly excluded from a policy and surfaced in that policy’s exclusion list.

  • “One Active Policy per type per device” enforcement: Validation logic blocks activation of conflicting Policies and offers options to deactivate the existing one when a clash is detected.

  • Effective Settings visibility: At each Organization, Site, Group, and Device, the UI clearly shows which Policies are applied and the resulting Effective Settings for that entity.

Android MDM: online status visibility

The MDM module now reports the real-time online and offline status of managed Android devices. Technicians can see at a glance which Android devices are currently reachable, making it easier to prioritize remote actions and identify connectivity issues across the managed fleet.

Android MDM: device location tracking

The MDM module now provides real-time location tracking for managed Android devices. Technicians can quickly view device locations, helping them locate misplaced devices, improve fleet visibility, and make more informed decisions when managing remote assets.

Private RDP: automatic screen resolution

Private RDP sessions now launch at the appropriate screen resolution automatically, rather than defaulting to a fixed small size. Technicians no longer need to adjust the display manually after connecting, resulting in a more usable remote session from the start.

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