Release Notes

October 21, 2026

Smarter RCA Creation with AI Automation and Similar Analysis Detection

Similar RCAs

• EasyRCA now lets you know when similar past analyses exist as you create an RCA or in the early stages of working on one.

• A new Similar RCAs side panel lists those analyses with enough detail to recognize each one, and lets you open any of them in a new tab.

Auto Mode for Easy Assistant

• Easy Assistant’s new Auto Mode builds and edits your tree for you, adding and removing nodes across multiple levels and branches while you watch the tree update live.

• Auto Mode only turns on after you acknowledge a short risk warning, and in this first version it works on node wording and tree structure only (not tasks, notes, or other details).


October 7, 2026

Smarter RCA Management with Custom Reports, Priorities, and Workflow Improvements

Choose Your Report Layout

• When you generate a report you can now choose its layout: portrait, landscape, or a new executive one-page summary for sharing with leadership.

Priority for RCAs and Tasks

• You can now set a priority (Critical, High, Medium, or Low) on any analysis, right from the RCAs page or the analysis side panel.

• The RCAs page lets you filter by priority, so the most urgent analyses are easy to find.

• Tasks can now have a priority too, set from the Tasks page or the analysis side panel, so your team knows what to work on first.


September 29, 2026

Cleaner RCA Management, Redesigned Sign-In, and Reporting Improvements

Clean Up Empty RCAs

• Org admins can now find every analysis that was started but never filled in, review the list with each one’s owner and created date, and clear them out in one step.

• A clear warning and a typed confirmation are required before anything is removed, so nothing gets deleted by accident.

Redesigned Sign-In Page

• The sign-in page has a fresh new look that matches the rest of EasyRCA, with Microsoft and Okta sign-in options right on the page.


September 16, 2026

System Improvements & Bug Fixes


September 2, 2026

Multi-Select & Searchable Filters

• The main filters on the RCAs & Tasks page now include a search box and also allow you to select multiple items.

• The Tasks page filters have been reorganized to match the RCAs page, so filtering behaves the same way across the app.


August 19, 2026

Attach Files to Easy Assistant

• You can now attach supporting documents to an Easy Assistant conversation — PDFs, Word files, spreadsheets, CSVs, and photos — so its guidance reflects your actual incident reports, maintenance logs, and equipment images instead of a written summary.
• Easy Assistant reads what you attach and uses it when suggesting nodes and answering questions about your analysis.
• You can attach up to five files at a time, and you’ll get a clear message if a file is too large or in a format that isn’t supported.


August 5, 2026

A Unified Modern Analysis Experience Across EasyRCA

Modern Analysis Tree Everywhere

• Every analysis now opens in the modern tree editor. The older tree view has been retired, so opening an analysis from the RCAs page, home page, a task, a template, or a shared report link all take you to the same faster, more capable editing experience.


July 29, 2026

Streamlined RCA Workflows with New Copy, Template, and AI Enhancements

Duplicate an Analysis

• You can now make a full copy of any analysis straight from the RCAs list. Choose “Make a Copy” from the analysis’s menu to get a ready-to-edit duplicate — named “Copy of [original]” — so you can reuse a completed RCA as a starting point without rebuilding it.

Filter the RCAs Page by Template

• You can now filter your analyses by the template they were created from, making it faster to find related RCAs.


July 15, 2026

Enhanced Easy Assistant Experience and Report Reliability

• When you start a new analysis, you can now choose whether the EasyAI builds a first-draft tree for you or you begin from a blank canvas, with a quick tooltip explaining the option before you decide.

• The Easy Assistant chat now opens with suggested starter prompts, such as “Where should I start?” and “Coach me on the PROACT methodology,” so it’s clear how to begin.