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# Release 15.58: Vision Analytics Highlighting Update

September 30, 2026

Updates in this release include:

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## Enhancements

* **Vision Analytics**: A previous update added the [ability to automatically highlight people or vehicles via a "bounding box"](/docs/understand-your-business/ai-features/vision-analytics/highlight-people-and-vehicles-with-ai.md) when hovering over an event on the timeline. A new loading indicator has been added at the top centre of the video player while highlights load.
* **User export**: **Exports** from Settings > [Users](/docs/manage-users-locations-and-your-account/users-page.md) (Export or Export All) now include two new columns in the CSV file:
  * Locations: The locations assigned directly to each user. This shows All locations if the user has no location restrictions, or No locations if the user is restricted but has no locations assigned.
  * Location Groups: The location groups assigned to each user.

## Bug Fixes

* Dashboard widgets: Fixed an issue where the "Transactions Under $10" widget showed a different number of transactions in the bar chart than in the list that opens when you select the chart.


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