1. Introduction
This document provides information on the features, improvements, and known issues for this Neeve release. The Neeve Portal is currently in Beta stage. It may be missing features or have small bugs. We are targeting monthly releases to continue improving the product experience and adding new functionality. Read on to learn more about what’s included in the latest release.
2. Changes in this release (Neeve Portal v1.4.5)
This release is only for our multi-tenant architecture. Not all portals will be upgraded to this release at this time.
2.1 New Features
Single Sign-On (SSO) – SAML Support
Full SAML-based SSO configuration via UI
Create, edit, and manage SSO providers directly in the portal
Identity Provider (IdP) configuration view with key metadata (Entity ID, SSO URL, certificates)
Home Realm Discovery (HRD) support for domain-based login routing
SSO enforcement controls (force users to authenticate via SSO)
Enable/disable SSO connections dynamically
SSO User Experience Improvements
Domain-based user invitation flow aligns users to correct IdP
Improved lifecycle handling for SSO connections (create, update, delete)
2.2 Enhancements
User Management & Organization Experience
Consistent use of Organization Display Name across UI, emails, and system surfaces
Improved user lifecycle handling (disable, delete, restore flows)
Better handling of multi-org user attribution (e.g., “Created By” accuracy)
UI / Design System (DLS) Improvements
Migration from “Card” to “Tile” components for consistency
Improved visual consistency across portal pages
Introduction of reusable Accordion component
Favicon now reflects organization display name initials
General UI cleanup and consistency improvements across components
Table & Form Behavior
Improved validation behavior (e.g., removal of unnecessary mandatory fields)
Cleaner handling of bulk actions and table interactions
Performance & Backend Improvements
Per-request timeout controls for better API reliability
Redis performance improvements (replacing blocking operations with scalable patterns)
Improved handling of high-volume operations and large datasets
Developer & CI/CD Improvements
Automated DLS updates and versioning strategy
Improved deployment automation across control plane and data plane
Enhanced developer tooling and validation checks
Eventing & Data Pipeline Foundations
Introduction of event-driven architecture components:
JetStream-based event publishing
Publisher pipeline with retry and recovery mechanisms
Projector service scaffolding
Metrics instrumentation for event pipelines (rate, lag, errors)
Idempotency and event deduplication logic
Startup recovery (“catch-up”) for missed events
2.3 Bug Fixes
User & Access Management
Fixed issue where user disable action could fail
Fixed deleted users incorrectly remaining in “Active” state
Fixed incorrect “Created By” attribution across organizations
Fixed issues with user deletion and restoration flows
UI / Portal Issues
Fixed Delete button not functioning in configuration screens
Fixed welcome email sender displaying incorrectly (“no-reply” issue)
Fixed UI inconsistencies in SSO configuration views
Migration & Networking
Fixed multiple errors during CloudBrink migration steps (400/500 errors)
Fixed missing WAN network visibility after migration
Fixed issues with service port mismatches in network views
Logs & Audit
Improved migration completeness for audit and access logs
Addressed inconsistencies in log data after migration
3. Prerequisites
3.1 Cloud Requirements
The following cloud platforms are supported:
Amazon AWS
Microsoft Azure
VMware vSphere v6.x
Google Cloud
3.1.1 Cloud Connector Compute Requirements
2 vCPU
2GB RAM
10GB HDD
Public IP address
4. Issues
4.1 Known Limitations
The following limitations exist within the Neeve portal. Due to the beta nature of the Neeve Portal, not all features are available.
Refer to internal documentation for a comprehensive list of limitations.
Cloud BMS-enabled portals cannot be deactivated.
Privilege escalation does not trigger email notifications.
UI does not auto-refresh after configuration changes.
Bulk onboarding toast messages may overwhelm the UI.
Multi-org logout must be handled manually.
User hierarchy visibility limitations across orgs/sites/portfolios.
Launcher favorites reorder behavior may appear inconsistent.
Secure Edge and Neeve Portal configuration conflicts may overwrite changes.
Some onboarding diagrams do not reflect all hardware form factors.
CSV export is limited to 1000 entries.