Following on from our last update, there are also some new features for the Relliverse to discover this time. In addition, the article list has been revised and other small bugs have been fixed.

New Relliverse features

The topic analysis tab now includes a filter with range feature, allowing you to get specific results matching your goal. Simply click on the + button in the upper left corner and select the desired filter. You can now set the range using the slider or number field.Additionally, you can now save views in the topic analysis for future use. This is particularly helpful if you have set several filters for a detailed analysis. To save a view, click on the "Save view" button in the top right corner. Enter a name for your view, and it will be shown next to the saved topics button. If you have changed something within your view (add/delete/change filter or sorting), you can update the existing view or save the changes as a new view via the "Save view" button as well. You can rename or delete the view by hovering over the saved view button and clicking on the options button.For a better visual comparison with your competitors, charts have been added for the most important numbers to gain a fast overview. When in the competitors tab in Discover, you can see charts for traffic share, traffic, articles/articles in the top 20, and average ranking in the top 20 below the table. This allows for a more efficient analysis of your performance compared to your competition.

Better structured list of articles

As a user, you can now easily search through, filter, and sort all articles—whether they are in progress or done. The filter and sort options are conveniently shown only at the top of the entire article list. Despite this, articles are still visually sorted by color, with in-progress articles appearing in blue and completed articles appearing in green. You can also see the number of articles in each section.Additionally, you have the ability to expand and collapse both sections to only view either the in-progress or completed articles. The filter options available include the status of the article, publication date, due date, assignee, URL status, and topics. You can even combine multiple filters to further customize your search. This enhanced functionality makes managing and organizing articles easier and more efficient for users.