> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.introw.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # March 2026 > Reporting goes fully live, the portal starts speaking your partners' languages, and AI deal coaching turns proactive with Slack nudges. > March made the program measurable and multilingual, and pushed deal coaching from reactive to proactive. A program you cannot measure is a program you cannot grow, and a portal partners cannot read in their own language is a portal they will not use. March addressed both, and made the AI coach reach out first instead of waiting to be opened. ### Reports and dashboards, fully live Reporting is finalized and rolled out to everyone. You can build reports across partner, deal, email, and certification data with no SQL, assemble them into dashboards, and share those dashboards with partners. Because it draws on both your CRM and Introw data, you can finally prove partner-sourced pipeline and revenue, which is the attribution partnerships leaders are measured on, and you do it without a data team. Trustworthy numbers straight from the [CRM as the system of record](/why/crm-native), built by the operators who own the program rather than a [dedicated analyst](/why/low-tco). See [Build a report](/features/reporting/report-builder/guides/build-a-report) and [Embed a dashboard in the portal](/features/reporting/dashboards/guides/embed-a-dashboard-in-the-portal). ### The portal in your partners' languages Portal content now translates automatically, and each partner sees it in their own language: set on their partner record or self-selected from the portal, with an organisation default as the fallback. Partners engage with content they can actually read, which lifts adoption in the global programs [enterprise](/why/enterprise-grade) customers run, and it happens with no separate translation workflow to manage. See [Set up portal languages](/features/localization/multilingual/guides/set-up-portal-languages). ### Proactive AI deal coaching Deal coaching is now on by default and proactively nudges partners in Slack with the next best step on their live deals. Moving from a coach you have to open to one that comes to you, in the [channel partners already use](/why/work-where-you-are), keeps deals progressing without your team chasing. It is the [AI-native](/why/ai-native) bet doing the follow-up a busy partner manager cannot do at scale. See [Set up an AI deal coach](/features/ai/deal-coaching/guides/set-up-an-ai-deal-coach). ### Faster, more on-brand enablement Course building got quicker with chapter duplication, assets gained locale variants with a language selector, and you can now set custom fonts and brand colors for dashboards and reports in portal settings. Each of these keeps program upkeep no-code and on-brand, so your operators own it rather than filing tickets, which is the [low-TCO](/why/low-tco) bet in the day-to-day. See [Duplicate a course](/features/courses/authoring/guides/duplicate-a-course), [Translate a document](/features/content/asset-library/guides/translate-a-document), and [Brand the partner portal](/features/portal/branding/guides/brand-the-partner-portal). ### Also new * Broad performance work makes pages and dashboards load noticeably faster. * A checkbox field in the form builder, useful for terms and conditions on become-a-partner and deal registration forms. See [Build and publish a form](/features/forms/form-builder/guides/build-and-publish-a-form). * Richer HubSpot app cards that surface more information [where your team already works](/why/work-where-you-are). See [Set up the HubSpot Partner Connect card](/features/integrations/crm/guides/set-up-the-hubspot-partner-connect-card).