is now available as a configurable Timeline display.

Teams can shape the view around their planning needs with date ranges, label or section grouping, searchable label selection, milestone presentation controls, draggable and resizable callouts, image export, and canvas zoom.

This is built to help teams that want to visualize larger project Roadmaps based on Hive actions.

To utilize Roadmap view, add a Timeline view to your project (if you don't have one already). From there click on the "Configure" widget in the upper right hand corner. You will see a dropdown that allows you to toggle into "Roadmap" from the "View" section.

Once you've selected your Roadmap view, you can create swim lanes by Section or Label.

Additionally, text boxes and arrows can be added to the Roadmap to help illustrate project progress, notes, and more. To export this Roadmap, visit the three "More" dots on the upper right corner and click "Export."

: Project and portfolio teams that need a flexible visual way to organize, present, and share roadmap plans.

Open Timeline view and choose the Roadmap display option.

Hive now lets you pin a comment on an action card so the most important context stays easy to find alongside the rest of the discussion. A pinned comment is visually highlighted, helping teams keep key decisions, instructions, or updates visible without searching through the thread.

Project teams that use action comments to capture decisions and working context, especially people who need to find the most important update quickly.

OAuth connections can now be created in Hive AI Connections and shared with authorized workspace users. Shared connections can be selected by Buzz AI Snippets for supported services, while credentials and tokens remain protected.

This gives teams a consistent way to connect external accounts and reuse those connections across snippet-powered workflows.

Workspace members who create or run Buzz AI Snippets, especially teams that need shared access to connected Google, Microsoft, or other supported services.

Resourcing Estimates now show capacity and allocation context alongside estimated work. This gives planners more context when reviewing estimates and helps them assess planned work against available capacity.

: Resource managers and project planners who need capacity context while reviewing and planning estimates.

Goal-based pivot widgets can now report on the Projects linked to each Goal. Add Linked Projects as a distinct-count value, group linked projects by their current status, and include descendant Goal links in parent roll-ups without double-counting.

Counts can be opened to view the corresponding Projects, making it easier to understand the initiatives supporting each Goal.

Configure a pivot table widget that reports on Goals, then use Goal rows or groups and the Linked Projects value.

Teams using Goals and dashboards to monitor supporting initiatives, including portfolio, program, and leadership teams that need project health in Goal-level reporting.

The Calendar view dashboard widget can now overlay connected-calendar meetings alongside Hive actions. Users can show their own Google or Outlook meetings and optionally overlay selected teammates' calendars, while calendar sharing permissions continue to control which events appear.

Open the existing Calendar view dashboard widget and use its connected-calendar settings to show your meetings or select shared teammate calendars.

Teams that plan work around real meeting schedules and want actions and connected meetings visible together in one calendar view.

Hive workflows can now start when a configured endpoint is reached. The webhook trigger accepts JSON payloads and passes that data into the workflow so teams can connect external events to a Hive automation without manually starting the workflow.

: In the workflow builder, choose the "Run when endpoint is hit" trigger and configure the workflow that should run when the endpoint receives a valid request.

Teams connecting external systems to Hive workflows, including operations and automation owners who need event-driven processes with request data available to Buzz.

We’ve added a new User Profiles page to Resourcing, making it easier to view and manage resource information in one place. To access this page, visit your Resourcing app, and click on the three more dots in the upper right hand corner.

The page provides a centralized view of each user’s relevant details, helping resource managers quickly understand team capacity, assignments, and availability when planning work.

Project Navigator now includes a Created Date column, making it easier to see when projects were created and use that information while reviewing and organizing project portfolios.

: Open Project Navigator and add or view the Created Date column.

: Project managers and portfolio teams can quickly understand project age and use creation timing when reviewing their project list.

Forms now support multiple pages, so longer questionnaires and intake flows can be organized into clear, focused steps instead of one long page. This makes complex forms easier for creators to structure and easier for respondents to complete.

Teams collecting detailed requests, onboarding information, or structured intake can guide respondents through a more manageable form experience.