> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.output.industries/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.output.industries/technical-onboarding/release-notes/2026/week-2-or-2026.md).

# Week 2 | 2026

### **Featured Update: Custom time ranges** 

* Select Custom in the range type to enable the custom range button.
* Clicking the button opens a modal window, allowing you to choose a custom range of up to 35 days.

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### **Featured Update: Bulk delete schedules**&#x20;

* Select bulk delete and check boxes next to each schedule will appear.&#x20;

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### **Improved Accuracy:** Pulse Chart - Asset Utilisation

* Asset Utilisation (Colour Range) has been improved, so the total percentage more accurately reflects the legend.
* Non-production time is now calculated as utilised and reflected in the % to the right of each station chart.&#x20;

### **Improved Accuracy:** OEE Analysis&#x20;

* Production units recorded outside of a production schedule will no longer be included in OEE Analysis.
* In the situation a station has 0% Scheduled Time, this will be displayed as 100% OEE in the table to align with the chart.


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