[en] Analytics dashboards

[en] 31 October 2025

2025.10

[en] Reuse

2023.10

[en] We're introducing a modernized Reuse feature with an improved UI and more checking capabilities.

Guidance Settings

2023.06

We’ll replace these Guidance Settings with Targets. Instead of setting Checking Profiles (called Guidance Profiles in the Sidebar) for different content types, you'll set Targets.

You can create and edit Targets and assign them to writers in the new Targets section of the Acrolinx Dashboard.

Dashboard > Servers

2021.07

If you're a Cloud customer, the Core Server and Analytics Server details pages are no longer available in your Dashboard. However, administrators can still restart both of these servers from the Servers page.

Looking for detailed information about the core server and Analytics server? Look at the platform logs.

Dashboard > Maintenance

2021.05

The Configuration Properties section is no longer part of the Dashboard UI. If you're a Cloud customer, reach out to Acrolinx Support to make special configurations. Standard Stack users can still change configuration properties settings manually through the overlay.

We've removed the little-used Performance Monitoring and Logs sections.

Dashboard > Servers

2021.05

The Server ID column isn’t needed anymore and was removed from the overview of servers table.

The Stop all servers and Stop server buttons in the UI are no longer available. If you're a Standard Stack user, you can start and stop the Acrolinx Platform via the command line.

Secure your Acrolinx URL with HTTPS

30 June 2020

We recommend instead that you secure communication via TLS as a standard security measure.

Term Harvesting report

2019.12

2019.10.2

We've replaced Term Harvesting with Term Discovery.

Discover new terms using the Terminology tab in the Sidebar, and view discovered terms in the Term Discovery dashboard

Change the location where Scorecards are saved

2019.09

As part of increased security, we don't store Scorecards to disk at all anymore.

This means you won't need to change the directory that your Scorecards are saved to.

privacy.secureReportDownloads property

2019.07

We've replaced this feature with the new Secure Access to Scorecards feature.

SEO checking / SEO server (no longer installed by default in 5.1)

5.6

Findability (Sidebar only)

Annotated Report for inserting issue highlights in a custom editor integration

5.5

Sidebar SDK for custom integration

Locally Stored Scorecards

5.6

If you previously used the locally stored Scorecards, as of Acrolinx 5.2 you should use anonymous checking.

The feature "locally stored Scorecards" is no longer available with Acrolinx 5.6.

Classic Integration Web Checker

November 2017

Sidebar SDK (see GitHub project)

Aggregated Report

5.3

Content Analysis Dashboard*

The Content Analyzer and Classic Integrations with batch checking will open the new Content Analysis Dashboard.

*requires reporting database

Status score or Checking score

5.3

Checking score is no longer available in Scorecards, embedded checking results, or in analytics.

You can use the Acrolinx Score (between 0 and 100).

Analytics Reports based on Jasper

5.2

Analytics Dashboards based on JReport

Locally Stored Scorecards

5.2

Locally stored Scorecards don’t protect all user data. You can use anonymous checking instead.

Self-signed SSL certificates

March 2017

Update to a valid certificate issued by a trusted authority

[en] Acrolinx for Mac and Sketch

[en] 18 January 2025

[en] Acrolinx for Microsoft 365 Office

[en] Acrolinx for Drupal

[en] 14 December 2024

Acrolinx for SharePoint (version 1.1)

10 May 2023

Acrolinx for Microsoft 365 SharePoint 1.0

Acrolinx Documentation (docs.acrolinx.com)

28 February 2023

Help Center (support.acrolinx.com)

Acrolinx for Salesforce Knowledge (versions 2.11 and 3.0.x)

13 December 2022

Acrolinx for Salesforce Knowledge 3.1 or 3.4

Classic API (checking service v5 and v6)

30 June 2020

Acrolinx API v1 (Acrolinx 2018.12)

Sidebar SDK or Command Line Interface (CLI)

Classic Integrations (Classic API)

30 June 2020

Sidebar Integrations

Help Center

Acrolinx Documentation

Command Line Checker (Classic API)

March 2019

Command Line Interface (Acrolinx APIv1)

SonarQube Plug-in (Classic API)

March 2019

Command Line Interface (Acrolinx APIv1) + Sample Code for SonarQube

Content Analyzer version 1.x

31 January 2019

Content Analyzer 2019 (Acrolinx 2018.12)

Desktop Checker bundled with Mac integration

1.7 (February 2018)

Cross-platform Sidebar Desktop Checker.

Word Sidebar Integration versions 1.0-1.5

November 2017

Now, bundled as Office for Windows. Update to version 1.2 (Word and PowerPoint) or later

Classic Integration CKEditor and TinyMCE

November 2017

JavaScript Sidebar SDK (see GitHub project)

Classic Integration SDKs - Windows, Java, and Web

November 2017

Sidebar SDK (see GitHub project)

Version 13.x Sidebar

5.2

Version 14.x Sidebar

Cloud Sidebar (last release version 14.3.x)

March 2017

Sidebar start page

SOAP API (checking service)

5.1

Sidebar SDK or Acrolinx Command Line Interface

(Classic API)

Batch Checker

November 2016

Content Analyzer

2.x Classic Integrations (SOAP-based)

November 2016

Newer versions of Classic Integrations or Sidebar Integrations

Command Line Client (SOAP)

November 2016

Acrolinx Command Line Interface (Classic API)

[en] Acrolinx legacy LDAP

2023.06

[en] We recommend LDAP authentication with JAAS.

PostgreSQL 9.6 and PostgreSQL 10

2021.12

We recommend PostgreSQL 13.

Safari 12

2021.03

We recommend Safari 14.

Internet Explorer 11.x

2021.02

We recommend Safari 14, Google Chrome 76 or later, Mozilla Firefox 68 or later, or Microsoft Edge (EdgeHTML 14).

Oracle Databases 11.2 and 12.2

1 December 2020

We'll support Oracle Database 19c as of 2020.09.

Windows Support for Acrolinx Platform

30 September 2020

Migrate to Acrolinx Private Cloud

Microsoft SQL Server Database

30 September 2020

PostgreSQL recommended

MySQL Database

30 September 2020

PostgreSQL recommended

Oracle Java Development Kit 8

30 September 2020

We recommend OpenJDK 8 64-bit.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6

2020.06

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7

Oracle Enterprise Linux 6 (x64)

March 2019

We recommend Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

AIX on 64-bit PowerPCs

March 2019

We recommend Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

DB2 Database

2018.11

PostgreSQL recommended, or any other supported database.

Solaris 8

5.0

We used to support Solaris 8. Solaris 8 is end of life. We won’t support newer Solaris versions.

We recommend migrating to Red Hat Enterprise Linux.