Changelog

A record of what has changed in each Claira release, including new features, improvements, and fixes.

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Release 053 -- July 18, 2026

Claira now creates Discover fields for you end to end, background scans hand off cleanly with a live colour-coded progress bar, bulk-scan billing is corrected in every mode, and the French interface gets a full accent polish.

Auto scan mode fixes

• Fixed the bulk scan confirmation dialog showing "Extracted text" as the scan input mode when Scan as was set to Auto — it now shows "Auto (best type per document)". The scan itself always ran in the selected mode; only the dialog label was wrong.
• Fixed the Auto scan mode choice not being remembered across browsers and devices: switching back to Auto after picking another mode is now saved with your case settings like the other scan modes.

Generating Search Term Families workflow article

• Added a new workflow article, Generating Search Term Families: a paste-in instruction block that teaches Claira Nuix Discover (dtSearch) search syntax so it outputs term queries ready to import as search term families, with step-by-step import instructions and example output.

Create Discover fields from inside Claira

• Claira can now create working fields directly in Nuix Discover — no more looking up composite IDs by hand. The field dialog gained a Create in Discover tab: pick a name and a type (Memo, Text, Number, Date, or Yes/No) and Claira creates the field and connects it automatically. The previous paste-a-composite-ID flow lives on as the Connect existing tab.
• Created fields are connected and selectable immediately. Discover creates new fields without group access, so right after creation Claira shows copy-ready instructions for your case administrator — have read and write granted in Discover before scan results can be written to the field. If a scan later can't write to it, the missing grant is the reason.
• Claira's Agent can now suggest and create fields in chat: it proposes a name and type on a confirmation card (you can edit both before creating), reminds you of the admin access step right on the card, and can plug the new field straight into a waiting bulk scan. Because Discover fields can't be deleted or renamed, nothing is ever created without your explicit click on the card.

Clearer messaging when starting a background bulk scan

• Starting a background bulk scan no longer shows the (always-empty) live results panel. Instead, Claira shows an Assigning your Task ID… notice asking you to keep Claira open for the few moments of hand-off, then a green Task #NNN is running in the background confirmation the instant it's safe to close your browser — with the task number, so you can find the run in Ongoing background tasks later.

Bulk-scan billing and reliability fixes

• Fixed regular (single-field) bulk scans being billed at the Multi-Code rate — a text scan charged 2 tokens per document instead of 1 (image 6 instead of 5, and so on). Regular bulk scans are billed at the base per-document rate again; Multi-Code keeps its flat base-plus-one pricing. The same over-count also made the pre-scan eligibility check double the estimated cost, so it could block scans your balance actually covered.
• Fixed live bulk scans sometimes stopping early with "The scan stopped before finishing…" on selections containing many documents with no readable text (or text over the size limit). A skipped document could silently halt one of the scan's parallel workers; with enough skipped documents the whole run stalled. Skipped documents are now counted and the scan carries on to the end of the selection.
• When a bulk scan is blocked because the case doesn't have enough tokens (and overages are off), the message now shows the exact numbers — how many tokens the scan needs and how many the case has available — instead of a bare "insufficient balance" notice, and points to the Allow overages switch under Settings → Manage plan.

Background progress bar: counts in the bar, a legend, and live skipped documents

• The background-task progress bar now shows each phase's document count in white inside its colored segment (with a tooltip when a segment is too narrow), and a color legend at the top of the Ongoing background tasks list explains every color in pipeline order.
• Documents skipped during a background run (no readable text, or text over the size limit) now show live in their own pink segment while the run is still going, instead of sitting in the amber "extracting" color until the end.

Scheduled downgrades are now visible — and cancellable

• Scheduling a plan downgrade now shows in Settings → Manage plan: the target plan's card reads Downgrade scheduled on the effective date, your current plan's card notes the upcoming change, and a Cancel downgrade button undoes it at any time before it takes effect. You keep your current plan's full capacity until the effective date — this also works for credit-card subscriptions, whose scheduled downgrades were previously invisible.

Video markers on help articles

• Help articles that include a walkthrough video now show a small video icon next to their link — in the navigation sidebar, in links from other articles, and on the Workflows index — so you can tell at a glance which articles have a video before you open them.

Author and Recipients templates for objective coding

• Added two new prompt templates under Objective coding: Extract Author and Extract Recipients. They name the individual and/or organisation a document is from and to — the primary sender or creator (email sender, invoicing company, letter writer) and the direct recipients (never Cc or Bcc) — in a consistent format suited to affidavit-style coding.
• Renamed the email-address templates so their purpose is clear at a glance: Email To, Email From, Email Cc, and Email Bcc (formerly "Extract To/From/Cc/Bcc Addresses"). The prompts themselves are unchanged.
• Retired the Extract People template — Extract Author does the same job across more document types. Links to the old help article now land on Extract Author.

Release Videos section

• Added a new Release Videos section to the help desk: short video tours of what's new in each major Claira release, added every few weeks alongside the release. The first entry is the July 2026 Update, which walks through Field Migration, shared Agent Mode chats, background Multi-Code scans, flat Multi-Code pricing, and higher bulk-scan limits.

Summarize Document template: one prompt for every scan mode

• The Summarize Document template now inserts the same prompt whether you scan documents as Text, Image, Audio, or Video. It previously swapped in separate wording for image/raw-file scans; a single, mode-neutral prompt now covers every case, so you get consistent results regardless of how a document is scanned.

French template details now display in full

• Fixed the French prompt template picker showing blank Step-by-step, Recommended customizations, Troubleshooting, and Related sections when you expanded a template — all four now show their full content, matching the English picker.

Multi-Code auto-mode billing fix

• Fixed bulk scans with Multi-Code enabled and Scan as set to Auto not charging the flat 1-token Multi-Code surcharge: the end-of-task refund returned the surcharge for every successful document, so these runs were billed at the plain scan rate instead of the documented Multi-Code rate (scan rate + 1 per document). Successful documents in these runs are now billed exactly as the pricing table states; failed, skipped, and unprocessed documents are still fully refunded.

Smoother completion toasts and truthful token numbers

• The bulk-scan completion toast now dismisses itself after about 15 seconds and appears below the header bar, so it no longer covers the Menu button or the top-right controls of the task detail window while you review results.
• Task details for Auto scans now show the tokens actually charged after end-of-task settlement instead of the worst-case hold (a 4-document Multi-Code Auto run that settled to 24 tokens used to display 84).
• Live scans and background scans now count documents the same way: a document whose text can't be fetched at all is recorded as Skipped in both run modes, instead of "Failed" in live runs only.
• Bulk tasks that never started (for example when the browser was closed during the hand-off) are now cleaned up automatically and their held tokens refunded — and they no longer block disconnecting a field they referenced.

French interface accents restored

• Restored missing accents across the French interface: the plan manager and upgrade/blocked-scan dialogs (« Gérer le forfait », « Mise à niveau requise »…), the template guide section headings (« Personnalisations recommandées », « Dépannage »…), the « Jetons utilisés » task statistic, and a number of other strings.

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Release 052 -- July 9, 2026

The new Field Migration tool copies and moves field values, Agent Mode chats become a shared team workspace, Multi-Code scans run in the background at a flat +1-token price, and per-plan bulk-scan caps are gone.

Highlights

• Choose your scan speed, mid-run. Live bulk scans now show a Scan speed slider in the progress area, with five positions from Slowest to Fastest. Slower positions all but eliminate resource-availability errors; faster positions finish sooner but are more likely to run into them during busy hours. You can move the slider at any time while the scan runs — changes take effect immediately, and the estimated duration updates to match. See Bulk Scan — Adjusting the scan speed.
• A calmer default. Every live bulk scan now starts at the Balanced speed, which runs a little below Claira's maximum — the sweet spot that keeps resource-availability errors rare. When your run looks clean and you want results sooner, push the slider toward Fastest to reclaim full speed. The guide How to speed up your bulk tasks covers when to do so.
• Replenishment popup centered at every window size. The animated popup that appears when your token reservoir refills while you were away — including the "Token reservoir fully recharged" celebration — now always appears centered at the bottom of the Claira panel. Previously, on smaller windows the full-reservoir version appeared shifted to the right, sometimes partly out of view, and skipped its entry animation; the falling-token droplet and splash now line up with the bucket as well.
• Multi-Code bulk scans can now run as background processing tasks. On cases with Background Processing set up, the Run as background processing task checkbox now appears for Multi-Code text scans too — Claira codes all of your configured fields for every document server-side, emails you when the run finishes, and you can close Nuix Discover while it works. See Bulk Scan for details.
• Agent chats are now shared with your case team by default. Teammates can open and read your shared chats (never edit them), each chat shows its owner in the sidebar, and a toggle in the chat's top bar switches any chat between Shared with case team and Private to me — Claira remembers your last choice for new chats, and all existing chats became shared. See Sharing, pins, and branching.
• Branch a shared chat: continue a teammate's conversation in your own copy — the original stays untouched and your copy keeps a reference to where it came from. You can branch your own chats too.
• Pin agent chats for yourself or for the whole team (up to 5 team pins per case), exactly like pinned prompts — pinned chats float to a Pinned section at the top of the sidebar.
• Filter the chat list by user (Everyone / Me / specific teammates), matching the bulk scan history filter, and search now also matches owner names.
• The chat sidebar got a cleaner, more compact design: slimmer rows with the last-activity date, and full dark-mode support. Details in the updated Agent Mode article.
• The Bulk Scan Task ID field is now the Log Field. The same connected field now records a reference for every Claira operation that touches a document, not just bulk scans: bulk scan tasks write SC + the task number (e.g. SC067), and Insights write IN + the insight number (e.g. IN012). New operation types can be added in the future without connecting any new fields. See Fields.
• Insights now tag their source documents. When you create an Insight, every document whose results feed into it receives the Insight's reference (e.g. IN012) in the Log Field, so you can pull the exact source set up in Nuix Discover with a single search. The Show sources panel and the Insight PDF show the reference to search for. See Insights.
• Task details always show the exact stamped value. Tasks that ran before this release were stamped with the bare task number (e.g. 067); their details window and search instructions keep showing that historical value, while new tasks show the prefixed form.
• New: Field Migration — copy or move values from one Nuix Discover field to another across your current document selection, with copy/move and skip/overwrite options, a safe one-document test with undo, live progress, and a browsable migration history with per-document results. Each run tags migrated documents with its MG### reference in your case's Log Field. Free — no tokens used. See Field Migration.
• The mode menu now has a More section at the bottom (hover to open) — Field Migration, Multi-Code, Case Context, and Settings live there, keeping the main menu focused on everyday modes.
• Multi-Code bulk scans now cost a flat +1 token per document, whatever the number of fields. A bulk Multi-Code scan now adds a single token per document on top of the base scan rate — 2 tokens for text, 6 for image, 11 for audio, and 21 for video per document — whether you configure a single coding field or all eight. Previously the cost grew with each field you added. Running Multi-Code on a single document in review stays free. See Bulk Scan.
• Every plan can now bulk-scan up to 999,999 documents at a time. The per-plan cap on how many documents a single bulk scan could include has been removed — Starter, Pro, Business, and Enterprise now all allow selections of up to 999,999 documents in one task, for every bulk scan type (including Multi-Code). Your token balance still applies, so large runs need enough tokens (or overage enabled) to complete. See Bulk Scan and Plans and billing.
• If a selection ever exceeds the 999,999-document maximum, Claira now simply asks you to reduce it, instead of prompting an upgrade — the maximum is the same on every plan, so upgrading does not raise it.

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Release 051 -- July 7, 2026

Agent Mode threads name themselves, the bulk scan confirmation leads with cost, and Multi-Code live results are now readable field-by-field.

Highlights

• AI-generated thread titles. When you send the first message in an Agent Mode thread, Claira generates a concise title (about 5-7 words) summarizing your question and shows it in the thread sidebar — the same naming experience as bulk scan tasks and Insights. Titles are written in the language of your question (English or French). Until the title is ready, the sidebar briefly shows the beginning of your question. See Agent Mode.
• Cost decision first. The bulk scan confirmation dialog now opens with a Usage and cost section showing the estimated token usage and your available token balance side by side, directly above a confirmation that the task fits within your balance — or a notice with the potentially billable token count when it doesn't. See Bulk Scan — How to run a bulk scan.
• A tidier summary. The estimated duration now appears as a row in the task summary next to the document count and scan input mode, instead of in its own section at the bottom of the dialog, and the remaining sections share one consistent layout.
• No contradictory warning on background runs. The Keep this case open warning now appears only for foreground runs. When Run as background processing task is checked, the warning disappears — background runs keep working after Nuix Discover closes.
• Multi-Code entries formatted like a single review. During a Multi-Code bulk scan, each entry in the live results panel now shows the extracted values as Field: value lines — one per destination field, matching how a single-document Multi-Code response is presented. Previously the feed showed the raw JSON payload returned by the model. See Bulk Scan — Monitoring progress.

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Release 050 -- July 6, 2026

Background scans now show a color-coded progress bar, write results back as they go, and ask what to do with finished work when you cancel.

Highlights

• A stacked progress bar for background scans. The ongoing-task card now shows a color-coded bar that fills from left to right as the run advances — green for results written back to Nuix Discover, teal for AI processing complete and waiting to be written back, blue for submitted for AI processing, and yellow for text extraction — replacing the previous "Step N of 3" line. Beneath the bar, per-phase count lines appear only while they're informative. See Bulk Scan — Monitoring background tasks.
• Review can start before the task finishes. Results are now written back to Nuix Discover progressively while a background task is still running — including very large scans — so you can begin reviewing completed documents right away instead of waiting for the whole run. See Bulk Scan — Where results go.
• Cancelling a background task now asks about finished work. Clicking Cancel task opens a dialog that tells you roughly how many documents have finished processing and offers three choices: Write back results & cancel (completed results are saved to the destination field, and you are charged only for the documents actually written), Discard & cancel (permanent — the tokens reserved for unwritten documents return to your balance), or Keep running. No email is sent for a cancelled task. See Bulk Scan — If a scan stops early.
• Completed work survives an unattended failure. If a background scan hits a failure it cannot recover from while nobody is watching, Claira automatically writes back everything that completed first, the notification reports honest counts of what was written and what was not, and documents that could not be completed get an explanatory ERROR_LOG note in the destination field.
• Very long runs keep themselves going. Long-running background scans are now continued automatically behind the scenes — the task keeps going and the bar keeps advancing, with nothing for you to restart. See Setting Up Background Processing — Running a background scan.

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Release 049 -- July 6, 2026

Every plan now includes every Claira feature — plans differ only in token capacity.

Highlights

• Multi-Code on every plan. Multi-Code (multi-field extraction) no longer requires Pro or higher — Starter cases can run single-document and bulk Multi-Code, paying the same per-field token costs as every other plan. See Plans and Billing and Single review.
• Case Context on every plan. Building and using Case Context is now available on Starter as well.
• Unlimited saved Agent Mode threads. The Starter limit of 10 saved threads per user per case is gone — every plan keeps as many threads as you need. See Agent Mode.
• One simple rule. Media scans (image, audio, video), Auto mode, background runs, Insights, and Agent Mode were already open to all plans; with this release nothing in Claira is gated by plan anymore. Plans differ only in price and token capacity — reservoir size, daily refill, and bulk task limit. See Plans and Billing.

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Release 048 -- July 6, 2026

Deactivating a case and deleting its data are now one connected flow — deactivate at period end and keep the data, or deactivate now and delete everything.

Highlights

• One Deactivate Case action, two clear choices. The Deactivate button now lives in the Settings Danger Zone and opens a confirmation dialog with two options: Deactivate only keeps Claira available until the end of the current billing period (with the date shown and a cancel button while it's pending), or Deactivate now and delete all case data, which takes effect immediately and schedules permanent deletion after the standard 7-day grace period. See Deleting a case's data — Deactivating a case.
• Deleting data no longer requires a support request. Previously, a deactivated case could never reach the delete-data action on its own. Now deletion unlocks as soon as the case is deactivated — including from the case's activation screen, which shows a Previously active badge (hover for the deactivation date) and a Delete all case data permanently option for inactive cases. See Deleting a case's data — Deleting data from a deactivated case.
• Credit-card subscriptions end with the case. Deactivating now also ends the case's credit-card subscription — at the period boundary for deactivate-only, or immediately (without a refund) when deleting — so a deactivated case can no longer keep billing.
• Reactivating keeps your data safe. Choosing a plan again on a previously-active case automatically cancels any pending data deletion, and the activation screen shows the deletion countdown with its own cancel button during the grace period. See Deleting a case's data — Reactivating a case.
• Everyone stays informed. The case's email recipients receive a confirmation when a deactivation is scheduled (with the effective date) and a single combined email when a case is deactivated with deletion (with the deletion deadline).

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Release 047 -- July 6, 2026

Disconnecting a field is now blocked only by an active bulk scan — teammates' selections no longer stand in the way.

Highlights

• Disconnect a field at any time. Previously a field could not be disconnected while anyone on the case had it selected in their scan settings. Now the only thing that blocks a disconnect is a bulk scan that is running or queued and writes to that field — finish or cancel the scan, then disconnect. See Fields — Disconnecting fields.
• Teammates' selections update themselves. When you disconnect a field that others had selected, their selection is cleared automatically — they simply pick a different field the next time they run a scan.
• Scan history stays intact. Disconnecting removes only the connection between Claira and the field. The Nuix Discover field and every AI response already written to it are untouched, and past scan results and history in Claira are unaffected. Reconnect the same field later and it picks up right where it left off.

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Release 046 -- July 6, 2026

Insight and bulk-task titles are now click-to-edit, with a one-click AI regenerate icon next to every title.

Highlights

• Rename an Insight any time. Click the title at the top of the Insight viewer, type the new name, and press Enter. Until now Insight titles could not be changed at all — if automatic naming failed, the placeholder stayed forever. See Insights — Renaming an Insight and regenerating its title.
• Regenerate any title with AI. A small refresh icon now sits next to the title in both the Insight viewer and the bulk task details — hover it and the tooltip reads Regenerate title with AI. One click asks Claira to propose a fresh title from your original prompt. On bulk tasks this replaces the old Regenerate Name button that only appeared when a name was missing or cut off. See Bulk Scan — Task names.
• Editing a name now takes a single click. Task names in the Bulk Tasks list and task details (and now Insight titles) open for editing on a single click instead of a double-click.

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Release 045 -- July 6, 2026

A refresh icon on the activation screen re-checks a case's activation status on demand.

Highlights

• Re-check activation without reloading. If the activation screen appears for a case you know is already activated — for example after a brief connection hiccup while Claira starts up — click the new refresh icon next to the activation title to re-check. If the case is active, the screen closes by itself and Claira loads normally. See Case Activation — If this screen appears on an already-activated case.
• Background-scan result emails now identify the run at a glance. The subject line leads with [Claira], the task name and number, and the case name, and the email body adds the final status, how long the scan took, and the field the responses were written back to — so if you're juggling several scans across cases, you can tell which run finished and how it went without opening the system. The document counts (successful, skipped, errored) are unchanged, and the failure email now carries the same task and case identification. See Setting Up Background Processing — Running a background scan.

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Release 044 -- June 12, 2026

A bulk scan that stops early is now marked Incomplete — with one-click Resume — instead of showing as Completed.

Highlights

• Honest task status for interrupted scans. If a bulk scan stops before every document has an outcome (closed tab, dropped connection, a burst of AI-service errors), the task now shows an amber Incomplete badge instead of "Completed". The task details tell you exactly how many documents still need scanning.
• Resume picks up where the scan left off. Click Resume Task on an Incomplete task to scan only the remaining documents — documents that already have results are not re-scanned and are not charged again. Prefer not to finish? Cancel task releases the reserved tokens back to your balance.
• Counts you can trust. When a task finishes, the Completed / Failed / Skipped counts are now reconciled against the per-document records, so the numbers in the task details and the Bulk Task History Report always add up to the documents you selected.

See Bulk Scan — If a scan stops early and the updated Troubleshooting — Bulk scan stopped or failed for details.

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Release 043 -- June 12, 2026

Background scans now show step-by-step progress and finish on their own — at any size.

Highlights

• Step-by-step progress for background scans. While a background bulk scan runs, the Bulk Tasks list now shows exactly where it is — Step 1 of 3 — Extracting text — 400 of 5,000, then processing with AI, then writing results to Discover — with live document counts that update every time you refresh the view. See Bulk scan — Monitoring background tasks.
• Background scans of any size finish on their own. The background engine now works in self-contained shifts that pick up exactly where the last one ended, so very large tasks — up to the plan maximum — no longer need babysitting: interruptions, restarts, and long waits are absorbed silently and the run simply continues. A failure email now means the run genuinely stopped making progress and needs your attention; everything else heals itself. Previously, a long run could be reported as failed while its work actually finished fine, asking you to resume a task that didn't need it.

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Release 042 -- June 11, 2026

Choose who receives Claira's automatic emails, and monthly invoicing now covers your whole organization.

Highlights

• Email preferences in Settings. A new Email preferences section in Settings lets your team decide, per email type, whether Claira's automatic emails go to everyone in the case or only the person who activated Claira. It covers activation, plan-change, token-reservoir, and background-scan emails, and the choice is shared across the case — anyone can change it, and it saves instantly. Defaults match the previous behavior, so nothing changes until you adjust them. See Email Preferences.
• The "Email only me" activation choice is now remembered. Checking Email only me when activating a case sets every email type to only the activator; leaving it unchecked keeps the standard defaults. Either way, the choices can be changed later from Settings. See Case Activation Broadcast.
• No more per-organization approval for monthly invoicing. Once monthly invoicing is enabled for your organization's billing relationship, every Nuix Discover organization working under your Claira configuration can activate cases with it — including organizations created after your initial setup. Previously, each Nuix organization had to be approved individually, so teams in a new sub-organization had to contact support before they could choose monthly invoicing. Credit-card billing is unaffected and remains available to everyone. See Plans and Billing and How monthly invoice billing works.

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Release 040 -- June 10, 2026

Background scan results now display their formatting.

Highlights

• Formatted results in background runs. When a bulk scan runs as a background processing task and writes to a long-text response field, the AI's formatting — bold and italic emphasis, bullet and numbered lists, headings, and line breaks — now displays properly in Nuix Discover, exactly as it does for foreground scans. Previously, background results could show raw symbols like **bold** or - item, and multi-line answers could run together on a single line. Nothing changes about how you launch a scan, and ERROR_LOG entries keep their plain-text format. See Bulk scan for how bulk scans write results.

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Release 039 -- June 9, 2026

Background Processing is now available to everyone.

Highlights

• Run bulk scans in the background. The Run as background processing task option now appears in the bulk-scan confirmation popup in every case that has a background service account configured — no need to keep Nuix Discover open while a long scan runs; Claira finishes the work server-side and emails you when it's done. The engine behind it was rebuilt for reliability: documents are fetched and written back in small, individually safeguarded groups, so one problem document or a brief service interruption no longer affects the rest of the run, and an interrupted task resumes exactly where it left off. Background runs are deliberately steadier — and slower — than foreground runs. Available for single-code text scans on Gemini models.
• Every document gets a result — including the ones that couldn't be scanned. A background run now writes an explanation to the response field the moment a document is ruled out, using the same ERROR_LOG: [E-…] markers as foreground scans: documents with no extracted text or whose text could not be retrieved are marked [E-FETCH], oversized documents [E-TOOLARGE], AI errors [E-AI] or [E-SAFETY], and write failures [E-WRITE]. No document finishes a background run with an empty response field, and every marker is explained in Error codes.

See Background Processing setup to connect the service account that enables the option.

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Release 038 -- June 9, 2026

Choose who gets the activation email: everyone in the case, or just you.

Highlights

• "Email only me" on case activation. When you activate Claira in a case, every case user normally receives a short email letting them know Claira is now available there — a simple way for the whole team to discover the new capability. A subtle new Email only me checkbox just above the Activate Claira button lets you keep that announcement to yourself instead: check it and the activation email goes only to you. It is unchecked by default, and an info icon next to it explains the choice.

See Case Activation and Case Activation Broadcast for details.

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Release 037 -- June 9, 2026

The Starter plan now includes a daily token refill of 20 tokens.

Highlights

• Daily refill on Starter. Starter cases now receive 20 tokens every day, automatically topping your balance up toward the 1,000-token reservoir cap — the same daily-refill mechanics Pro and Business plans already use. Previously, Starter's 1,000 tokens were granted once at subscription with no refill. Nothing changes about the price or the reservoir cap, and the refill applies to existing Starter cases as well as new ones. See Plans & Billing for the updated plan details and Usage analytics for how refills appear in your token ledger.

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Release 036 -- June 9, 2026

Every help page now ends with a quick way to reach support.

Highlights

• Support contact on every page. Every article on this help site now ends with a "Need more help?" card showing our support address, support@claira.to, in both English and French. If a page doesn't answer your question, the way to reach us is right at the bottom — and the email opens with the article name prefilled in the subject line, so we know which page you were reading.
• The language toggle now always lands on the matching article. On a handful of help pages, switching languages with the "Voir en français" / "See in English" button could show the English article at the French address. The toggle now takes you to the proper translated page on every article.

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Release 035 -- June 5, 2026

Bulk scan progress now counts skipped documents separately, so "processed" matches the results you see.

Highlights

• A live "skipped" count during bulk scans. While a scan runs, the progress counters now show processed, skipped, and failed as three separate totals. "Processed" now reflects only the documents that produced a result — the same documents listed in the live results panel — while documents with no readable text or media (or whose text is over the size limit) are tallied under "skipped" instead of being counted as processed. Failed documents are unchanged.

See Bulk Scan — Monitoring progress for details.

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Release 034 -- June 4, 2026

Hover the live results during a bulk scan to pause the feed and read an entry without it scrolling away.

Highlights

• Pause-on-hover for live results. While a bulk scan is running, moving your cursor onto the live results list now pauses the stream, so an entry you've expanded to read stays in place instead of being pushed down as new results arrive. Results keep coming in while you read and appear the moment you move your cursor away — nothing is missed.

See Bulk Scan — Monitoring progress for details.

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Release 033 -- June 4, 2026

The daily token-reservoir emails are friendlier and now name your case.

Highlights

• A full reservoir reads as good news. When a case's token reservoir reaches its full capacity, the email now leads with the good news, names the case in the subject and body, and shows how many tokens are available — using the same styling as Claira's other billing emails. It replaces the old terse wording that looked like an error.
• The daily top-up email matches. The daily "tokens added" summary uses the same clean styling, names the case, and shows both the tokens added and your current balance.

See Email Notifications Overview for details.

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Release 032 -- June 3, 2026

Very large documents are skipped cleanly during a scan instead of interrupting it.

Highlights

• A single oversized document can't derail a scan. When a document's extracted text is too large to scan (about 3 MB or more — typically a huge spreadsheet export, a long transcript, or a heavily OCR'd file), Claira now skips it with the new E-TOOLARGE result and keeps going. The skipped document is marked skipped, not failed, and isn't sent to the AI model. Split it with Unitize in Nuix Discover to scan it in smaller parts.
• Steadier large bulk scans. Foreground bulk scans handle cases full of large technical documents more reliably, with lower in-browser memory use.

See Error codes — E-TOOLARGE for details.

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Release 031 -- June 2, 2026

A new billing ledger at the bottom of Usage mode shows your case's billing history at a glance.

Highlights

• One newest-first ledger of billing activity. Usage mode now ends with a colour-coded billing ledger: plan upgrades and downgrades, monthly subscription payments, bulk scans, token purchases, overages, refunds, and Insight revisions — each with its date and amount. Token movements and dollar amounts have their own columns, and a token purchase shows both.
• Filter and focus. Narrow the ledger to a single event type, and reveal the daily token-replenishment rows with a checkbox (hidden by default so the list stays readable). The ledger pages 20 events at a time, newest first.
• Monthly payments on their billing date. Each recurring subscription charge now appears in the ledger on the date it was paid, linking to its invoice where available.

See Usage Analytics — Billing ledger for details.

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Release 029 -- May 28, 2026

GPT-OSS 120B is available again for Canada tenants.

Highlights

• New model option in the AI Settings picker for Canada tenants. GPT-OSS 120B is back as a third option alongside Gemini Flash and Gemini Pro 2.5. The model is hosted inside the Canadian data residency boundary and only appears in the picker for tenants whose deployment is in Canada — Australia tenants continue to see Gemini Flash, Gemini Pro 2.5, and Claude Sonnet 4.6. See Model selection — Available models for when to pick it.

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Release 027 -- May 26, 2026

Monthly invoice billing doc now covers overages and uses plan names instead of dollar amounts.

Highlights

• New Overages section in the monthly invoice article. How monthly invoice billing works — Overages explains how overage accrues on invoice accounts when a period runs through its allotment, why it is collected on your invoice date rather than your plan date, and how that timing interacts with mid-cycle plan changes and cancellation. The section links back to Plans and Billing — Overage for the per-token rate and case-settings detail.
• Worked example uses plan names instead of specific dollar amounts. The example in How monthly invoice billing works — A worked example now refers to the Business and Pro plans by name, so the timing logic stays correct as plan prices evolve.

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Release 026 -- May 24, 2026

Auto mode now always sends the source file when one exists, including every PDF.

Highlights

• Auto picks the source file whenever the model can read it directly. When a document has a PDF, image, audio, or video file attached in Nuix Discover, Auto now sends that file instead of the extracted text. The previous distinction between "scanned PDF" (sent as image) and "digital-native PDF" (sent as text) has been removed — PDFs are always sent as the PDF itself, so the model sees layout, signatures, redactions, and handwriting that an OCR layer may have missed. See Media scans → How Auto picks per document.
• Text-mode fallback is now reserved for documents without a native file. Word documents, Excel sheets, emails, HTML, plain .txt, and other formats the model can't ingest directly continue to be reviewed against the extracted text. Oversize media files still fall back to text when extracted text is available.
• Pre-scan indicator on single scans. When Auto is selected for a single-document scan in Single Review or Multi-Code, the active document now shows "Will scan as: Text / Image / Audio / Video" next to the Scan button before you click — so you know which mode the run will use without guessing.
• Bug fix: Auto-mode single scans were silently running as text. A GraphQL query in the single-scan resolver requested an extracted-text field with the wrong shape, causing every Auto scan to fall back to text regardless of the actual file type. Auto now correctly picks the native media mode for video, audio, image, and PDF documents.

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Release 025 -- May 24, 2026

New AI review article: how to speed up bulk tasks.

Highlights

• New documentation page. How to speed up your bulk tasks gives reviewers four practical levers for shorter bulk runs: keep prompts short, match the model to the task (Fast vs Smart), trim the Nuix Discover selection before launching, and run very large jobs at off-peak times. The article cross-links to Model selection, Single review, and Prompting.

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Release 024 -- May 24, 2026

Self-serve scheduled downgrades on monthly invoice plans.

Highlights

• Downgrades on invoice accounts are now self-serve and scheduled. Invoice accounts can downgrade their plan tier in the plan manager without contacting support. Claira confirms the request immediately and schedules the change for your next plan date, so you keep the larger allotment you paid for through the end of the current period; the lower plan begins automatically when the period ends. See How monthly invoice billing works — Mid-cycle plan changes.
• Cancel a scheduled downgrade implicitly. Requesting your current tier in the plan manager clears any pending scheduled downgrade. Requesting an upgrade also overrides a pending downgrade and takes effect immediately.
• Two transactional emails for scheduled downgrades. When you schedule a downgrade you get a confirmation email naming the date the change takes effect; when the deferred change applies, you (and other case admins) get a follow-up email confirming the new plan is now active.

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Release 023 -- May 24, 2026

New admin article: how monthly invoice billing works.

Highlights

• New documentation page. How monthly invoice billing works walks accounts on the monthly invoice option through the two dates that govern their billing (plan date vs invoice date), why each period carries one full plan charge with no proration, how mid-cycle upgrades and downgrades are handled, and what happens when a plan is cancelled. The article includes a worked example and a short comparison with credit-card billing. Plans and Billing now links to it from the contractual-invoicing section.

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Release 022 -- May 24, 2026

Small improvements to prompt history, bulk scans, and Multi-Code.

Highlights

• Pinned prompts in prompt history. You can now pin a prompt from your prompt history so it stays at the top of the list. Pins have two scopes: Just me (only you see them) and Everyone on this case (visible to every member of the case, capped at 5 per case). Case pins appear above personal pins, each ordered by most-recently-pinned.
• Live results feed during bulk scans. While a bulk scan is running, a new panel inside the active-scan card streams completed documents as they finish, so results are visible as they land instead of only when the full run completes. Failed and skipped documents continue to roll up into the counter cards above.
• Multi-Code: partial-success writes. If one or more fields fail on a document during a Multi-Code scan, Claira now writes the fields that succeeded and only marks the document as failed when every field fails. Previously a single-field failure would void the document's entire output.
• Prompt log on each document names the destination field. When Claira writes the prompt log to a document during a scan, the memo now starts with a bold line naming the response field the prompt was written to, followed by the prompt text. Reviewers reading a document's prompt log can see which field a given prompt produced without opening the bulk task or prompt history.

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Release 021 -- May 24, 2026

Auto media-type mode — and every scan mode is now available on every plan.

Highlights

• New "Auto" option in the Scan as dropdown, and it's the new default. Claira inspects each document at scan time and picks the richest mode that fits — Video on a video file, Audio on an audio file, Image on a scanned PDF, and Text on everything else (Word, Excel, email, native PDFs, etc.). Mixed productions are no longer a problem: the same Auto run produces the right treatment per document, with no pre-sorting on your end. See Media scans for the full hierarchy.
• Oversize fallback so scans don't error out. If the chosen media file exceeds the 50 MB per-document size cap and the document also has extracted text available, Auto falls back to Text rather than skipping. If a document has neither readable media nor text, Auto marks it as skipped and continues with the rest of the run — the reason is recorded on the document in the task history.
• All media scans (Image, Audio, Video) are now available on every plan — single and bulk. The Pro-tier gate on media scans has been removed: Starter customers can run any mode without an upgrade prompt. Token costs (5 / 10 / 20 per doc) still apply and the reservoir cap on your plan is what limits volume.
• Per-document billing for Auto bulk runs. A bulk Auto run reserves the worst-case rate (20 tokens / doc) up front and refunds the difference as each document resolves to a cheaper mode. The history page records the actual mode Auto picked per document, so you can audit the mix and the resulting cost after a run completes.
• Existing dropdown preferences are kept. If you've already picked Text, Image, Audio, or Video at some point, your selection is preserved — Auto only becomes the default when you've never picked. You can switch to or away from Auto at any time.

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Release 020 -- May 24, 2026

Self-serve case data deletion after plan cancellation.

Highlights

• New "Danger zone" in case Settings. Once a case's plan is cancelled, a new section at the bottom of the case Settings panel lets the case owner schedule permanent deletion of the case's substantive contents — scans, prompts, Agent threads, Insights, and Case Context. See Deleting a case's data.
• 7-day grace period. Confirming the action schedules the deletion for 7 days later. During that window you can cancel from the same screen, or simply re-subscribe — Claira automatically aborts the scheduled deletion if a plan becomes active again before the run date.
• Billing and audit records are preserved. Per-case Stripe linkage, the token usage ledger, plan-tier history, and billing emails are kept after the deletion runs so financial reconciliation and SOC 2 audit windows are unaffected.
• No path to delete data while a plan is active. The button is visible but disabled until the plan is cancelled, to make the action discoverable for the case owner without enabling accidental data loss for paying customers.

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Release 019 -- May 23, 2026

Australian deployment — Claira is now available in Australia.

Highlights

• New deployment region: Australia. Claira now runs in two independent regions. Australian customers connect to https://nuix-au.claira.to; Canadian customers continue at https://nuix-ca.claira.to. Each customer's data stays in the region they use — no cross-region replication, no cross-region egress of customer content.
• Region pinning enforced at the platform layer. The Australia deployment runs inside a Google Cloud Assured Workloads workload with the Australia Regions and Support control package, which pins every resource to Australian regions (australia-southeast1 and australia-southeast2).
• CMEK on Australia. The Australian Cloud SQL database and the media scan staging bucket are encrypted with customer-managed encryption keys whose key material is stored in the Australian region. The Canadian deployment continues to use Google-managed encryption keys.
• Pricing in AUD. The Starter / Pro / Business / Enterprise tiers are now available in Australian dollars at the same numeric amounts as the Canadian dollar tiers ($49 / $499 / $4,999 / $29,999 AUD per month).
• Updated Privacy and Security page to describe the two-region architecture, the Australia Assured Workloads control package, and alignment with the Australian Privacy Principles and the Notifiable Data Breaches scheme under the Privacy Act 1988.
• No change in how you use Claira. The URL you visit determines the region you reach. Nothing else about the experience is different between the two deployments.

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Release 018 -- May 23, 2026

Insights — turn bulk-scan results into a single summarised output.

Highlights

• New mode: Insights. A new Insights entry in the mode menu lets you crunch the AI results from a completed bulk scan (or from a document selection in any field with values) into a single distilled output — chronology, relevance summary, PII report, investigation narrative — with green-italic citations to each source document inline. See Insights.
• Revise without starting over. Each Insight has its own revision history. Type "make it shorter" or "add a paragraph about X" and Claira produces a new revision while preserving the original; you can switch between revisions in the sidebar or roll back any time.
• Download as PDF. The Insight viewer downloads the currently selected revision as a PDF with citations rendered green-italic inline and a Source documents table on the trailing pages listing every contributing document by ID and field value.
• Fixed model, highest reasoning. Insights always run on Gemini 2.5 Pro at the highest reasoning level — there's no model picker on this path so output quality stays consistent across users.
• Coming next. A hidden audit pass that double-checks every cited document against its source text is planned for a future revision, along with a one-click "Generate Insight" button on the bulk-task history detail view and intent-first workflows that propose the bulk task to produce a given Insight.

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Release 017 -- May 22, 2026

Consistent "Media scan" vocabulary everywhere.

Highlights

• One name for raw-file analysis. Across the action UI, settings, error messages, pricing tables, billing/usage labels, and the documentation, the umbrella term for sending the document's source file (image, audio, or video) to a multimodal model is now Media scan. The specific modalities are Text scan, Image scan, Audio scan, and Video scan. Legacy phrasing like "raw file review" or "Native PDF/image file" has been retired from user-facing surfaces. See Media scans.
• Docs URL changed. The Media scans page has moved from /docs/en/ai-review/images to /docs/en/ai-review/media-scans. The old URL redirects automatically; update any saved links at your convenience.
• Pricing table is consistent. Bulk and Multi-Code rows in Plans and Billing now use a single "X scan" pattern instead of mixing "image review" / "image scan".
• No change to billing, plan gates, or behavior. Token costs, plan tiers, and which modes require Pro are unchanged. Only the names you see have been standardized.

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Release 016 -- May 22, 2026

Plan upgrade emails are now friendlier and numbers-first for occasional Claira users.

Highlights

• Warmer plan-upgrade email. When a case's plan is upgraded, every case recipient now receives a more welcoming operational email. It reminds the reader what Claira is, frames the change as "you or someone on your team upgraded the plan", and leads with the new monthly token ceiling and bulk-scan limit. Newly-unlocked capabilities — Case Context and Multi-Code coding, when they apply — are listed as a short tail; otherwise the email is a clean numbers-only message. The previous tier is intentionally not shown. See Plans and billing — what your team receives by email.

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Release 015 -- May 22, 2026

Single scans are free, and the Usage dashboard now breaks down tokens by bulk type, media, and user.

Highlights

• Single scans are now free on every plan. Text, image, audio, and video single scans — including single-document Multi-Code — no longer deduct from the reservoir. The new "Single scans this month" card on the Usage dashboard tracks how many you've run. See Usage Analytics.
• New stacked bar chart on Usage. The pie chart has been replaced with a stacked bar that splits tokens between Bulk one-field and Bulk multi-code, each stack broken out by media type (Text, Image, Audio, Video). See Tokens by bulk type and media.
• Per-user consumption chart. When more than one user has consumed tokens in the selected month, the Usage dashboard now shows a horizontal bar chart of tokens per user. See Tokens consumed per user.
• Planned vs overage pie. A small pie at the bottom of the Usage dashboard appears only when overage tokens exist for the selected month, showing the split between planned and overage consumption. See Planned vs overage tokens.

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Release 014 -- May 22, 2026

Bulk scan confirmation now always shows the destination field(s), and bulk-scan size limits follow your plan.

Highlights

• Consistent destination field display. No matter which Start Bulk Scan button you use — Prompt Lab, Bulk Scanning toolbar, or Multi-Code — the confirmation popup now shows the destination field in the same place and the same style. For Multi-Code runs the popup displays a Multi-code scan summary with the number of fields that will be written to (it does not enumerate each field). See Bulk Scan.
• Bulk-scan document limit now matches your plan. Previously the Claira UI rejected any selection over 25,000 documents regardless of plan. Selections are now compared against your plan's bulk-scan limit — 1,000 on Starter, 10,000 on Pro, 100,000 on Business, and unlimited on Enterprise. See Plans and billing for each tier's cap and Bulk Scan for how the limit is enforced when you start a scan.

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Release 013 -- May 20, 2026

New Smart model tier; OSS model removed from the picker.

Highlights

• Claira CA — Smart is now available in the Model picker. It runs in Canada under the same residency guarantees as Fast and is tuned for complex, ambiguous, or borderline documents where deeper reasoning helps. Slower per document and more tokens per scan than Fast — use it on the calls that justify the cost. See Model selection.
• Claira Default (CA) has been renamed to Claira CA — Fast (Default). Same model, same behavior; the new name makes the Fast/Smart pair easier to talk about. It remains the default for every case.
• OpenAI GPT oss 120b removed from the picker. The model is no longer offered to new selections. Cases that had it selected will now show Fast instead; bulk tasks already in flight that referenced the model continue to run uninterrupted.
• Bring Your Own Model is unchanged and still available from the picker.

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Release 012 -- May 19, 2026

Media scan article now lists approximate max length per document.

Highlights

• Per-mode length guidance. Media scans (image, audio, video) now indicates the approximate maximum length Claira can process in a single document for each mode: ~900 pages for image (PDFs), ~8 hours for audio, and ~40 minutes for video. Use these as a planning reference when deciding whether a long recording or a very large PDF needs to be split before scanning.

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Release 011 -- May 15, 2026

New admin article: opt-in controls for sensitive cases.

Highlights

• New documentation page. Opt-in controls for sensitive cases explains how Claira's opt-in design at both the case level and user-group level lets administrators keep restricted matters out of AI processing entirely. The page covers the portal-admin and case-admin roles, why leaving Claira off is a hard control, and a recommended policy for organizations that handle a mix of confidentiality levels (for example, government-protected data or regulated customer records).

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Release 010 -- May 14, 2026

Single scans are free on every plan; bulk scans no longer charge for failed documents.

Highlights

• Single document scans never use tokens. Every single-document workflow — text, image, PDF, audio, video, raw file, multi-step review — is now free on every plan, including Starter. The media plan-tier gate is gone: any plan can scan any media type one document at a time. See Single review, Media scans, and the updated token cost table in Plans and Billing.
• Agent Mode (the lab) is free. Messages in a chat thread are single-document interactions and no longer consume a token per message. Use the lab to iterate without watching the meter.
• Bulk scans only charge for documents the AI actually scans. When a bulk task ends, Claira automatically refunds tokens for documents that failed, were skipped, or never ran (pending in a cancelled task). Only completed documents stay charged. The refund posts to your billing ledger as a refund entry as soon as the task reaches a terminal state. See Bulk scan — token usage.
• Usage reporting reflects the change. The Usage pie chart, the Billing Report PDF, and the in-app category breakdown no longer include single-scan or Agent Mode tokens — those rows are zero by design. Active categories are Bulk Scan, Multi-Code, and Raw-File Review. See Usage and Billing.

What still consumes tokens: bulk scans, Multi-Code single-document runs (1+ tokens per active field), and Multi-Code in bulk. Pricing for those is unchanged.

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Release 009 -- May 14, 2026

Knowledge base navigation fixes.

Highlights

• New Prompt templates landing page. Hitting the templates section now opens a directory of every available template grouped by category — general, privilege, relevance, objective coding, and investigations — instead of returning a not-found error. See Prompt templates.
• Fewer broken links from older bookmarks. Older URLs from before the May 1 navigation restructure (legacy section names like prompting, emails, analytics, use-cases, and renamed pages such as mode-chat-bot) now redirect to their new locations instead of 404ing. Bookmarks, search results, and inbound links from third-party sites should resolve again.
• Chronology Summary prompt — cleaner output format. The standard chronology prompt now instructs the model to start each output with YYYY/MM/DD instead of Date YYYY/MM/DD. This makes exported chronologies sort and parse more cleanly, especially when downstream tools split on the first colon. See Chronology Summary template and Chronologies workflow.

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Release 008 -- May 2, 2026

Redesigned PDF reports.

Highlights

• Bulk Task History Report — fully redesigned. Each task is a self-contained card with the media type badge, success rate, full prompt text in a monospace block, and the customer-facing model name (e.g. "Claira Default (CA)") instead of the raw model id. Clean horizontal dividers between tasks. Renamed from the previous "Coding History Report".
• Billing Report — expanded. Now includes a plan section (name + description), a horizontal stacked-bar chart showing tokens by category, and a new all-time scope with a per-cycle breakdown table. The Plan column reflects the highest tier the case held during each cycle, so a mid-month upgrade is captured. Token-factor counts only — no dollar amounts.
• Unified branding — all three downloadable PDFs (Bulk Task History, Billing, Case Context) now render the green-dot + "claira" pill logo from the app header instead of the old raster.
• See the updated Exports, Usage, Billing, Bill Claira to your clients, and Bulk scan pages.

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Release 007 -- April 29, 2026

Audio and video scans, plus a four-way "Scan as" dropdown.

Highlights

• Media scans (new)
  • The Image scan checkbox in Single Review, Bulk Scan, and Multi-Code is replaced by a Scan as dropdown with four options: Text (default, 1 token/doc), Image (5 tokens/doc), Audio (10 tokens/doc), Video (20 tokens/doc).
  • All non-text modes route the document's actual source file to a multimodal model. Accepted formats: PDF, PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF, BMP, HEIC, HEIF for image; MP3, WAV, AAC, OGG, FLAC, M4A, AIFF for audio; MP4, MOV, WebM, AVI, MKV, MPEG, 3GP, FLV, WMV for video.
  • Audio and video scans require Pro plan or higher, alongside the existing image scan entitlement. Starter users see an upgrade prompt when picking any non-text option.
  • See the updated Media scans page and the token cost table in Plans and Billing.
• Smarter "missing text" errors
  • When a Text scan fails because the document has no extracted text, Claira now inspects the document's source files. If it sees an image, audio, or video file, the error message names the right scan mode ("This looks like audio content — try Audio scan") instead of the generic "switch source" message. Same suggestion is written into the field for skipped bulk-scan documents.

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Release 006 -- May 1, 2026

Prompt Lab naming, richer Agent Mode and templates, and clearer Nuix guidance.

Highlights

• Product and UI updates
  • Renamed Classic mode to Prompt Lab for the standard single-field workflow; refreshed header layout and in-product search. See Single review and Model selection.
• Prompt Lab output
  • The AI Response area can show markdown-style formatting in Claira; when you apply output to a Nuix Discover field, the field type may store a plainer version. See Single review.
• Templates and workflows
  • New and updated investigation-oriented templates (including PII surfacing). Browse PII identification, the Comprehensive PII surface forms template, and the full Workflows collection.
• Agent Mode
  • Clearer responses, in-app links to help topics, and refined navigation (including a compact sidebar tab when collapsed). Starter plans now include up to 10 saved Agent Mode threads per user per case. Empty-state starter chips now focus on capabilities, explaining the open document, and bulk scan history; the What can Claira do? chip returns a fixed help-desk summary (no model call) with a link to What Claira can do. See Agent Mode, Agent Mode limitations, and Plans and Billing.
• Using Nuix Discover
  • New guide for common Nuix tasks—workspaces, search, coding, productions—that Claira does not run for you, with pointers to official Nuix help. See Common Nuix Discover tasks.
• Reliability
  • Improvements to prompt logging and Nuix-related downloads for clearer records and fewer edge-case failures.

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Release 005 -- April 14, 2026

Claira relaunch, smarter workflows, and safer billing.

Claira has received a major wave of updates over the last two weeks, with faster review workflows, stronger billing controls, and a new case-scoped agent mode.

Highlights

• Product and UI updates
  • Refreshed Claira branding, improved scan responsiveness, and polished prompt template and review experiences for day-to-day users.
• Core functionality updates
  • Expanded single and bulk review workflow controls, improved task handling and messaging, and launched support documentation with richer in-app help links.
• Agent mode (new)
  • Added case-scoped agent mode for follow-up analysis in case context, with plan-based availability and updated guidance in Agent Mode, Bulk Scan, and Plans and Billing.
• Security, billing, and reliability updates
  • Improved Stripe-backed activation safeguards, clarified token billing behavior, and hardened deployment/authentication flows for more reliable operations.

Previously released under another product name; this release is the Claira relaunch.

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Release 004 -- February 21, 2026

Case context approval workflows, better task management, and clearer error messages.

• Case context approval workflows. Case context submissions now go through an approval step before taking effect, giving administrators control over what contextual information is active in the case.
• Editable bulk task titles. You can now rename bulk scan tasks to something meaningful -- like the review phase or prompt version -- making it easier to find specific tasks in the history.
• Improved error messages. Error messages across the application have been rewritten to be clearer about what went wrong and what you can do about it. See the Error Codes reference for details.

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Release 003 -- February 17, 2026

Introducing Case Context, billing reports, and updated pricing.

• Case Context (new). You can now provide background information about your case -- key parties, date ranges, legal issues -- so the AI has the context it needs to produce more accurate results. See Case Context Overview to get started.
• Billing Report. A new billing report is available that shows token usage, costs, and activity broken down by case and time period.
• Case and organization details visible. Case name, organization, and activation status are now displayed clearly within the Claira interface.
• Updated pricing. Plan tiers and pricing have been updated. Check the Plans and Billing page for current details.
• Improved bulk task status. The bulk scan task list now shows more detailed status information, making it easier to track tasks in progress.

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Release 002 -- December 29, 2025

Connect Fields for everyone, and larger bulk scans.

• Connect Fields for all users (new). The field connection feature, previously limited to administrators, is now available to all Claira users. Connect Nuix Discover fields directly from the Claira settings panel.
• Bulk scan capacity expanded to 25,000 documents. A single bulk scan task can now process up to 25,000 documents, up from the previous limit.

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Release 001 -- December 17, 2025

Bulk Scan Task History, user filtering, and expanded prompt library.

• Bulk Scan Task History with resume (new). All your bulk scan tasks are now saved in a history panel. If a task is interrupted, you can resume it from where it left off instead of starting over.
• Filter task history by user. In shared cases, you can filter the task history to see only your own tasks or tasks from specific team members.
• Expanded prompt library. New built-in prompt templates have been added for common review tasks: People extraction, Translations, and Chronology summaries. Browse them in the Prompt area's template picker.

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