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# Release 15.39: Line Cross Now Supports 5 Lines

December 9, 2025

Updates to the Solink platform in this release include:

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## New Features

* [**Line Cross Events**](/docs/understand-your-business/ai-features/vision-analytics/line-cross-events.md): There are significant changes to Solink's Line Cross feature, including:
  * You can now create **up to 5 lines** and generate events from each line. Previously, only one line could be created.
  * Events can be generated in real-time (you can adjust the [event creation frequency](/docs/understand-your-business/ai-features/vision-analytics/line-cross-events.md#line-cross-event-creation-frequency)). Previously, events were generated over a period of time, not real-time.
  * You can now track [**Bounce Rate**](/docs/understand-your-business/ai-features/vision-analytics/line-cross-events.md#bounce-rate). Bounce Rate measures the frequency that a person or vehicle crosses a line but then doubles back over the line within a short customizable period of time.
  * You can create a widget which tracks the [**Draw Rate**](/docs/understand-your-business/ai-features/vision-analytics/line-cross-events.md#draw-rate-widget). Draw Rate measures the frequency that people pass by the store but do not enter, compared with people who do enter the store.

## Enhancements

* [**Event Flow**](/docs/review-events-and-save-evidence/events/event-flow.md): You can now review events within the [Drill-Down](/docs/understand-your-business/widget-configuration/drill-down-into-dashboard-widgets-for-more-insight.md) widget menu:


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