SwiftSight Release Notes

Release Date: 2026.10.15
SwiftSight-Body Composition v1.0.0.2 adds a fallback for Water/Fat identification in Body Composition and Liver Fat, and allows Body Composition reports when height or weight is missing.

What’s New

• Water/Fat Identification Fallback
  • Added a fallback for identifying Water and Fat images in Body Composition and Liver Fat. Requires installation of the latest gateway.
• Body Composition Reports without Height or Weight
  • Reports are generated even when patient height or weight is unavailable.

Summary

• Added a Water/Fat identification fallback for Body Composition and Liver Fat.
• Body Composition reports no longer require height or weight.

Release Date: 2026.08.13

SwiftSight-Hub v1.0.2.0 introduces SwiftSight-Hub as an independently versioned platform component, separated from the analysis models (Brain, DTI, Body Composition, ARIA) it connects to.

What’s New

• SwiftSight-Hub as an Independent Product
  • SwiftSight-Hub (image transmission/gateway software) is now a standalone product line, SS26-HUB. It is separate from the analysis models that run on it.
  • Hub handles DICOM reception from MRI/PACS.
• PACS Query/Retrieve (PACS-QR)
  • When a prior study needed for analysis isn’t already in the cloud, Hub automatically queries and retrieves it from the hospital PACS.
• Custom Longitudinal Analysis
  • Users can manually select which prior study to compare against, rather than relying only on automatic matching.
• Multi-Model Labelling
  • Displays appropriate labelling.
  • Distinguishes models and status.

Summary

• SwiftSight-Hub is now an independently versioned, separately regulated platform component (SS26-HUB).
• Added PACS Query/Retrieve (PACS-QR) with automatic fallback to single-study analysis.
• Added Custom Longitudinal Analysis for manual prior-study selection (cloud-only, no PACS query).
• Added multi-model labelling on the Info tab.

Release Date: June 23, 2026

SwiftSight-Brain v1.0.4.0 introduces updates to longitudinal analysis workflows, improves settings organization, and enhances patient privacy by removing patient names from stored processing history and generated reports.

What’s New

• Longitudinal Analysis Workflow Updates

  • Added an Auto Detect Prior Studies configuration option at the institution level.
  • This allows the system to be configured for whether incoming MR data should be classified as prior studies for longitudinal analysis.
  • The setting can be reviewed under Settings > Reports, while modification requires support from a designated Service Engineer.

• Longitudinal Badge in Report List

  • Added a dedicated Longitudinal badge in the report list.
  • Reports generated through longitudinal analysis are now more clearly identified in the user interface.

• Settings Menu Restructuring

  • Renamed the existing General tab under Settings to Reports.
  • This update improves menu clarity and better reflects the function of the tab.

• Enhanced Patient Privacy

  • Updated the data retention policy so that patient names are no longer stored in the system’s processing history.
  • Patient names have also been removed from the user interface and generated analysis reports.
  • This change strengthens privacy protection and reduces exposure of patient identifiers within the system.

Summary

• Added configurable prior-study detection for longitudinal analysis
• Improved visibility of longitudinal reports with a dedicated badge
• Simplified settings navigation through updated tab naming
• Strengthened patient privacy by removing patient names from stored history and reports

Release Date: May 15, 2026

SwiftSight-Brain v1.0.3.0 introduces enhanced workflow management, expanded brain analysis model training, and stronger operational controls to support more efficient and secure clinical use.

What’s New

• Enhanced Workflow Management

  • Introduced workflow group and priority-based processing to help prevent redundant processing when multiple workflows match the same study.
  • When multiple workflows within the same group apply, only the highest-priority workflow is processed.
  • Workflows in different groups continue to run independently, providing greater flexibility in workflow design.

• Bulk Destination AE Configuration

  • Added an Edit Multiple mode in workflow configuration.
  • Administrators can now apply a common Destination AE setting to multiple report types at once.
  • This helps simplify configuration and improve administrative efficiency.

• Expanded Brain Analysis Model Training

  • Updated the brain volumetry and white matter hyperintensity models with additional training data.
  • Expanded the normative reference database for the brain volumetry model, improving the breadth of underlying reference data.

• Rollback Support for Exceptional Circumstances

  • Added a rollback function for use in exceptional cases such as deployment failure or critical defects.
  • This supports more reliable recovery and operational continuity when needed.

• Stronger Data Retention Control

  • Reduced the maximum Auto Purge retention period from 3,650 days to 30 days.
  • This update reinforces stricter data lifecycle control and supports security-focused operational practices.

Summary

• Improved workflow control with group-based priority processing
• Faster configuration through bulk Destination AE updates
• Expanded training data for key brain analysis models
• Added rollback capability for exceptional recovery scenarios
• Strengthened data retention control through a shorter Auto Purge limit

Release Date: April 8, 2026

SwiftSight-Brain v1.0.2.1 delivers a reliability improvement to report generation by resolving an issue affecting DICOM metadata handling. This update helps ensure more complete metadata preservation in generated reports.

What’s New

• Improved DICOM Metadata Preservation
  • Resolved an issue where certain DICOM header tags from input images were not being properly copied to the output during report generation.
  • This improvement helps ensure more complete and consistent metadata is preserved in generated reports.

Summary

• Improved reliability of report generation
• More complete preservation of DICOM metadata in output reports

Release Date: March 16, 2026

SwiftSight-Brain v1.0.2.0 introduces regulatory-ready configuration capabilities, greater flexibility in report approval and editing workflows, and improved operational transparency to support diverse clinical and institutional environments.

What’s New

• License-Based Country-Specific Configuration

  • Introduced a licensing mechanism that enables country-specific system configuration based on the license key.
  • Users will now see only the reports and settings approved for the country of installation.
  • This helps support regulatory alignment across different deployment environments.

• Configurable Report Approval Workflow

  • Added a configurable patient report approval workflow at the institution level.
  • Admin users can now enable an optional Auto Send policy for patient reports.
  • This allows institutions to tailor report delivery workflows to their operational needs.

• Enhanced Report Editing and Revision History

  • Improved the patient report editing workflow by separating Edit, Save, and Send to PACS actions.
  • Users can now make multiple edits and save revisions before sending the final report.
  • A new Report History tab has been added to support traceability by allowing users to review previous report versions.

• Extended Data Retention for Auto-Purge

  • Extended the configurable auto-purge retention period from 365 days to up to 3,650 days (10 years).
  • This enhancement supports institutions with longer-term data retention requirements and internal policy needs.

• UI Labeling for Environment Transparency

  • Added UI labeling to clearly indicate whether the system is operating in demo, research, or paid clinical use mode.
  • This improves visibility and helps users more easily distinguish the active usage environment.

Summary

• Country-specific configuration based on license information
• More flexible report approval and delivery workflows
• Improved report editing with revision history support
• Extended auto-purge retention period for long-term data policies
• Clearer environment labeling for better operational transparency

Release Date: February 2, 2026

SwiftSight-Brain v1.0.1.0 introduces enhancements designed to improve workflow flexibility, strengthen security, and simplify the user experience. This release also advances cloud readiness to support more efficient clinical and operational use.

What’s New

• Flexible Workflow Configuration

  • Users can now configure workflows more flexibly across image input, analysis, and report generation.
  • This enables a more streamlined and adaptable end-to-end user experience.

• Enhanced Reporting Experience

  • Report layouts have been visually improved for better readability and usability.
  • A new brain age metric has been added to provide expanded analytical insight.

• Cloud-Based System Improvements

  • Core system functions have been migrated to a secure cloud environment.
  • This supports improved scalability, operational efficiency, and system readiness.

• Improved Report Delivery and Data Retention

  • Reports can now be resent using a retry function without reacquiring images.
  • Configurable data retention settings have also been added, including an optional auto-purge feature.

• Better System Monitoring

  • The previous QC function has been replaced with an enhanced system status interface.
  • This provides clearer visibility into system connectivity and overall status.

• Stronger Security and Compliance

  • Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) has been introduced to enhance login security.
  • This update also helps support compliance requirements.

• Simplified User Experience

  • Settings and administration have been streamlined through integrated user account management.
  • Terminology has been standardized for improved clarity and consistency.
  • Documentation and software information are now consolidated into a unified access point.

Summary

• Improved workflow flexibility
• Enhanced report design and analytics
• Strengthened cloud infrastructure
• Expanded report retry and data retention options
• Improved system monitoring visibility
• Enhanced security with MFA
• Simplified and more consistent user experience