2025.2 Release Notes
New Features & Enhancements in GermainUX 2025.2 – Available as of …..
MONITORING AND ANALYTICS FEATURES
Adoption Report
Customers: Largest US-Based Healthcare Organization
The CRM Adoption report, available out of the box, and fully customizable, shows how well features are being used in your CRM or ERP, highlights adoption-blocking frictions, and tells you exactly when they occur and how to fix them. By default this report includes:
Adoption Overview
Work Time By Function
Work Time By Employee
Friction by Function (AI driven)
Technology Time by Function
Adoption Optimization Ideas (AI driven)
Example of a SFDC Adoption Weekly Report :
(Similar reports are available for other CRM and ERP applications and they all are customizable.)
AI Error Analysis
Customers: Largest US-Based Healthcare Organization
This feature enhances root-cause analysis of errors by cross-analyzing GermainUX KPIs and automatically generating actionable recommendations to resolve the issue. With AI Error Analysis and intelligent Error Categorization, issues are detected faster, explained more clearly, and resolved before they impact the business.
Use Case
This customer uses GermainUX to:
Detect new errors among millions of events (using GermainUX’s Categorization feature)
Automatically identify root causes (using GermainUX’s AI-Based Error Analysis feature)
Create ServiceNowtickets (using GermainUX’s automation framework)
Alert the appropriate teams (using GermainUX’s automation framework)
— all in real time
Alert Example automatically pro:

AI analysis Example: :

AI Analysis of an Error on Salesforce.com - GermainUX
AI Analysis & Recomendations for all KPIs
For any KPI in GermainUX — whether out of the box or custom — deeper, AI-driven analysis and actionable recommendations are automatically provided on the RCA (Root-Cause Analysis) dashboard.
Benefits example for Salesforce CRM:
Here for instance, AI Explore turns Salesforce KPI anomalies into clear answers by explaining what’s wrong, why it’s happening across UI, backend, and process, and what action to take.

AI Recommendations to optimize a Slow Click on Salesforce.com - GermainUX
AI Session Summary (Enhanced)
Customers: MedPro
Two enhancements to the AI-Session Summary feature are now made available in 2025.2:
Ambient Text
Summary is now able to take some of the ambient text on page into account, making the insights even more valuable (e.g. what product does that ecom visitor truly spent time on).Optimization Recommendations
GermainUX now enriches session summaries with AI-driven optimization ideas and actionable recommendations. That AI-driven recommendation is available for each individual session and at scale (for as many sessions as needed).
Example of a AI Summary at the Session level:
Example of an AI Summary at Scale (e.g., in this example, across 50 recorded sessions — fully configurable):




“Compare To” on RCA Dashboard
Customers: Tradeweb
Automatic “Compare To” portlets are preconfigured on all RCA dashboards.
These portlets automatically show how a given transaction compares with others.
A transaction represents any individual instance of a KPI monitored by GermainUX.
Example: “Compare To” features on the User Click RCA dashboard.

“Compare To” portlets on RCA Dashboards - GermainUX
Forecasting
Customers: ANZ Bank
Ability to provide a forecast of any of the KPI configured in GermainUX e.g. Disk Space usage over the next 12 months.

How to use this Forecasting feature?

Scripted SLA mechanism
Customers: Largest US-Based Healthcare Organization
This customer requested the implementation of a mechanism that triggers an alert when a new error occurs more than X times within a specified time period.
Previously, alerts were triggered on the first occurrence of a new error.
This feature — along with several others — is now available to all clients in release 2025.2.
Shopify Monitoring (Enhancements)
Customers: World’s Most Recognizable Apparel Brands
As we rolled out GermainUX for one of the world’s most iconic apparel brands, we delivered a powerful set of capabilities — built directly into the GermainUX platform and complemented by client-specific, pre-configured intelligence. The result: measurable impact on conversion, customer satisfaction, and long-term customer loyalty. Below is a high-level snapshot of the outcomes.
eCom Overview Dashboard

eCom Overview Dashboard - GermainUX
Conversion Dashboard

Conversion Dashboard - GermainUX
Engagement Dashboard

Engagement - GermainUX
Business Metrics Dashboard

Business Metrics Dashboard - GermainUX
Conversion Report
The Conversion automated report gives a clear, executive-level view of performance, key roadblocks, and actionable recommendations (AI-Powered) — fully customized for each client.
Available by default in 2025.2, it is automatically generated by GermainUX and delivered to clients every week.
eCommerce Conversion 4.2% (17%) - 12_27_25-01_02_26.pdf
Example of AI-Powered Recommendations on how to optimize Conversion (with AI prompt available to accomodate needs):

AI-Powered Conversion Optimization Ideas - GermainUX
CSAT Automated Report
The CSAT automated report now comes preconfigured to instantly reveal the frictions that put customer satisfaction at risk across your eCommerce and CRM experiences. Combined with GermainUX’s real-time Feedback popup, teams gain a complete, closed-loop view of what customers feel, why they feel it, and exactly what to fix to improve satisfaction.
NPS Automated Report
The new preconfigured NPS report instantly pinpoints the frictions hurting customer loyalty, helping teams protect revenue and accelerate growth.
Chat Monitoring
This client wanted clear visibility into why online chats succeed or fail to convert — gaining actionable insight into agent performance, missed opportunities during conversations, and the true drivers behind conversion outcomes.

Bad Chats Detection - GermainUX

Bot, Client and Agent Interaction details - GermainUX
More details here: https://docs.germainux.com/main/shopify-monitoring
Product Availability field to ShopEvent model
This client wanted GermainUX to understand when a clients attempts to buy a product that isn't available for either reason such as:
Coming Soon
Out Of Stock
Limited availability
etc

a Client wanting to buy a “Coming Soon” Product - GermainUX
Search Monitoring & Insights
This client wanted clearer insights into how well its third-party search drives product discovery.
New enhancements now track Search Usage, Search-to-PDP success, and automatically flag when a product view originates from a search — enabling more accurate conversion optimization.
Shopify Cart Abandonment Analysis
And from the above Conversion report, Here you get all kinds of business, UX, and technology-related details specific to an abandoned cart on a Shopify eCommerce site. Similar analysis is also available at scale. This is just a tiny example of the many enhancements we have been building to help dissect conversion on Shopify eCommerce. And like almost everything in GermainUX, this is all fully customizable.

Cart Abandonment Analysis - GermainUX
MAINTENANCE FEATURES
Automatic Log Collection for failed / crashed services and engines
Customers: N/A
As infrastructure access becomes increasingly restricted, both our support team and our clients’ DevOps teams still need to diagnose and resolve issues quickly and reliably.
With GermainUX, whenever a service or engine encounters a failure, detailed logs are automatically surfaced in the GermainUX workspace — giving administrators immediate visibility to investigate, troubleshoot, and restore operations faster, without needing direct server access.
Remotely Read or write from/to Engine State Store
Customers: N/A
Secure, remote access to read and write an Engine’s state store from the GermainUX workspace, streamlining operations and accelerating issue resolution. More and more DevOps engineers no longer have direct access to product servers, yet still need the ability to maintain monitoring and operations on those systems—without requiring privileged access or logging directly into the servers.

Write a State Store Query - GermainUX

Execute a State Store Query - GermainUX
CLIENT TESTIMONIALS
See What Users Say about GermainUX on Shopify!
Customers: AllBirds, ProAirTools, CatherineMichiel
We thank our customers for posting such great reviews—it means the world to us!
More details: Customer reviews about GermainUX on Shopify.

GermainUX Customer Reviews on Shopify Marketplace
See What Users Say about GermainUX on Salesforce AppExchange!
Customers: Airline, Financial Institution, Insurance Broker, Largest Healthcare
We thank our customers for posting such great reviews—it means the world to us!
More details: Customer reviews about GermainUX on SFDC AppExchange Marketplace.

GermainUX Customer Reviews on SFDC AppExchange Marketplace
Hear from a CIO that has used GermainUX for 8 Years!
Customers: Financial Institution
Listen to what the CIO of a large financial institution says about their 8 years of using GermainUX:

CIO says GermainUX is “a critical piece of observability for his IT operations”
SECURITY AND VULNERABILITIES FIXES
Customers: All customers are required to apply the following patches to update Germain
In alignment with SOC 2 compliance, patches have been developed for vulnerabilities identified in GermainUX version 2024.3 and earlier. Please generate a support ticket or contact Germain support for assistance.
Vulnerability | Severity | Scope | Detected | Reviewed | Resolved | Affected versions | Fix implemented in | Link |
[CVE-2024-50379] | HIGH | catalina [10.1.26] -> [10.1.34] -> [10.1.35] | 12/22/2024 | 12/23/2024 | 2/17/2025 | 2024.1+ | 2024.1.65, 2024.2.97, 2024.3.4 | |
[CVE-2025-24970] | HIGH | netty-handler [4.1.100.Final] -> [4.1.118.Final] | 2/15/2025 | 2/17/2025 | 2/17/2025 | 2024.1+ | 2024.1.65, 2024.2.97, 2024.3.4 | |
[CVE-2024-23450] | HIGH | elasticsearch [7.17.16] -> [7.17.27] | 2/15/2025 | 2/17/2025 | 2/17/2025 | 2024.1+ | 2024.1.65, 2024.2.97, 2024.3.4 | |
[CVE-2025-22228] | HIGH | spring-security-crypto [6.2.7] -> [6.3.8] | 3/22/2025 | 3/24/2025 | 3/24/2025 | 2024.1, 2024.2, 2024.3 | 2024.1-67, 2024.2-115, 2024.3-64 | |
[CVE-2024-52316] | HIGH | tomcat [10.1.26] -> [10.1.39] | 3/22/2025 | 3/24/2025 | 3/24/2025 | 2024.1, 2024.2, 2024.3 | 2024.1-67, 2024.2-115, 2024.3-64 | |
[CVE-2024-22371] | HIGH | camel-support [4.0.3] -> [4.0.4] | 4/26/2025 | 4/28/2025 | 4/28/2025 | 2024.3+ | 2024.3-74 | http://web.nvd.nist.gov/view/vuln/detail?vulnId=CVE-2024-22371 |
[CVE-2025-31650] | CRITICAL | tomcat [10.1.39] -> [10.1.40] | 5/3/2025 | 5/5/2025 | 5/5/2025 | 2024.1, 2024.2, 2024.3 | 2024.1-69, 2024.2-122, 2024.3-74 | http://web.nvd.nist.gov/view/vuln/detail?vulnId=CVE-2025-31650 |
[CVE-2024-52979] | CRITICAL | elasticsearch [8.15.5] -> [8.16] | 5/3/2025 | 5/5/2025 | 5/5/2025 | 2025.1 | 2025.1-0 | |
[CVE-2025-48734] | HIGH | commons-beanutils [1.9.4] -> [1.11.0] | 5/30/2025 | 6/2/2025 | 6/2/2025 | 2024.3 | 2024.3.86 | |
[CVE-2025-27817] | HIGH | kafka [3.7.2] -> [3.9.1] | 6/14/2025 | 6/16/2025 | 6/16/2025 | 2024.2, 2024.3 | 2025.1-0 | |
[CVE-2025-41234] | HIGH | spring-web [6.1.15] -> [6.1.21] | 6/14/2025 | 6/16/2025 | 6/16/2025 | 2024.2, 2024.3 | 2025.1-0 | |
[CVE-2025-4949] | CRITICAL | jgit [6.7.0.202309050840-r] -> [ | 6/14/2025 | 6/20/2025 | 6/20/2025 | 2024.1, 2024.2, 2024.3 | 2024.1-73, 2024.2-142, 2024.3-86 | |
[CVE-2025-48988] | HIGH | tomcat [10.1.41] -> [10.1.42] | 6/21/2025 | 6/23/2025 | 6/23/2025 | 2024.1, 2024.2, 2024.3 | 2024.1-74, 2024.2-146, 2024.3-98 |