What's changing at
LexoNET .

User limits and add-on user packs now follow the newly approved plan catalog.

Changed

• Free includes 15, Basic 50, City 150 and Network 400 active users.
• City and Network can be extended any number of times by 50 active users for €1.99 per 30 days.
• The customer portal shows current usage and points City customers to the Network plan from five user packs.
• Running billing periods keep their previous user limit until the next successful renewal.

LexoNET processes additional personnel events from the game server and guides data imports more safely through the whole process.

New

• Shift start and end are logged traceably per server, agency and employee.
• Hirings, promotions, demotions and dismissals appear in the protected personnel history.
• The game connection shows the latest duty and personnel events only to authorized workspace administrators.

Improved

• The import assistant separates dry run and binding confirmation into clear individual steps.
• Error reports, undo window and conflicts are shown more clearly.
• XLSX imports get additional safeguards against unusually highly compressed files.

The highlighted LexoNET column is easier to read in all comparison tables.

Improved

• The “LexoNET” column header now appears consistently in white on the blue brand field.
• The display was checked for light and dark mode as well as small mobile devices.

The LexoNET service chat uses the available space more compactly and all interfaces get a consistent scrollbar design.

Improved

• The unnecessary space above the service chat title was removed.
• The header of the help widget is more compact on desktop and mobile.
• Scrollbars are now consistently slim, rounded and in the LexoNET accent color.
• Versioned stylesheet URLs prevent cached old styles from being shown.

The footer is more compact and clearer on smartphones and stays fully readable despite the help widget.

Improved

• Product, help and legal links appear in three compact link columns on small displays.
• Brand description, link groups and legal notes get clearer spacing and larger touch targets.
• Extra space and support for the iOS safe area prevent “Help & Contact” from covering footer content.

Customer portal, operator communication and web app foundation were expanded into one coherent LexoNET work environment.

New

• Standalone customer dashboard with workspaces, credit, support and in-app notifications.
• Manual, audited customer creation in the admin area without automatic permission or product activation.
• Communication center for a configurable info bar, audience notices, newsletter drafts and verified CalDAV connections.
• PWA installation, service worker and prepared browser push subscriptions with server-side key configuration.
• Newsletter sign-up with double opt-in foundation and its own public page.

Improved

• Webmail has direct search and a clearer workspace.
• The preliminary LexoNET imprint uses the confirmed operator details; paid contract texts remain marked as preliminary until legal review.

Product website, demo, wiki and help pages now follow a shared LexoNET page grid.

New

• Complete contact page with separate routes for prospects, customers, privacy, security and legal.
• Its own clear 404 page with ways back to the homepage, wiki and contact.

Improved

• Consistent navigation, larger base font, clear page headers, cards, buttons and footer on all public core pages.
• The demo uses reusable website components without changing its secured access flow.
• Contact and wiki are fully linked in the sitemap and public page navigation.

The homepage and all departments now use the newly exported tours and preview images.

Improved

• The full tour and all six detailed agency tours were completely updated.
• The homepage now uses the matching poster image of the full tour.
• Versioned video and poster URLs make sure browsers reliably load the new files.

The new segmented LexoNET mark now loads reliably on all interfaces and in all browser views.

Improved

• Website, demo, customer login, customer portal, wiki, installer and Operator Control use the same logo source.
• Favicon, web app icon, Apple touch icon and social preview image are aligned with the current branding.
• Versioned logo URLs prevent browsers from still showing the earlier L mark from the cache.

The customer login adopts the logo, colors and navigation logic of the new LexoNET look.

Improved

• The segmented LexoNET mark replaces the old square logo.
• Discord login, notices and links use the consistent LexoNET color palette.
• Logo and back link now sit in a clear header; on small displays they stack neatly.

Demo, customer areas and Operator Control now consistently use the new LexoNET look.

Improved

• The public demo adopts the dark blue grid system, the reduced card geometry and the typography of the homepage.
• Operator overview, customer management, support, feedback, analytics, email center, Stripe management and update area were visually unified.
• Demo workspace, customer portal, credit, onboarding and status views use the same colors, forms, status indicators and focus states.
• A new version tag on the central design file prevents browsers from showing the old style from the cache.

The homepage now shows the complete LexoNET full tour directly in the large product window.

New

• The 1:53-minute full tour replaces the previous police-only preview in the header.
• Caption, alt text and fallback graphic now describe the entire platform.
• The individual agency tours remain available on their own overview page.

The update area can now activate verified releases securely on the live site.

New

• Existing files are backed up before every activation.
• Release files are verified again via SHA-256 and replaced atomically one by one.
• If an error occurs, the system automatically restores the files already processed.
• A lock prevents parallel deployments and every activation is logged.

Supported platforms are now listed with the preferred name.

Fixed

• Xbox is named consistently on the homepage, in the integration overview and in the changelog.

All six departments can now be experienced in detailed narrated product tours.

New

• Separate tour page for police, EMS, fire department, justice, business office and law firm.
• Each department shows the matching detailed tour directly.
• Complete law firm page with client matters, record access and separate law firms.

Improved

• The homepage leads to the tours with six lightweight preview images without preloading large video files.
• Music and playback only start after a deliberate user action.
• All recordings use fictional demo data only.

The LexoNET advantage is now explained briefly on the homepage and in detail on its own comparison page.

New

• Detailed comparison page for product, operation, permissions, audit, support, feedback, documentation, credit model, demo and extensibility.
• Dedicated focus on the Support Control Panel with customer, tenant, product and audit context.
• Decision aid for communities choosing between a standalone solution and a long-term platform.

Improved

• The homepage comparison focuses on five decisive differences and leads straight to the detailed view.
• MVP components and later expansion stages are clearly distinguished.

The intro now shows LexoNET directly as a real product and explains the offer more precisely.

Improved

• A short, optimized tour through the police workspace replaces the three mocked-up product cards.
• The key message names CAD, MDT and dispatch as well as prepaid access without a contract.
• The platform overview lists FiveM, RedM, DayZ, Arma, RageMP, Garry’s Mod, Xbox and other RP platforms.
• alt:V was removed from the display.
• With the system setting for reduced motion enabled, the product video does not start automatically.

The public homepage now fully matches the binding LexoNET design template.

Improved

• The previous red and black interim layout was completely replaced by the precise blue-grey LexoNET design.
• Navigation, animated brand mark, product presentation, agencies, comparison, pricing, demo, FAQ and footer have a consistent structure.
• Real product recordings show police, EMS, justice and fire department with fictional demo data only.
• Unconfirmed statements about hosting, export and migration stay transparently worded until they are finalized.
• The skip link for keyboard users now only appears on actual focus.

Prospects now see LexoNET with real recordings of the product interface instead of mocked-up placeholders.

New

• Police and EMS tours as a fast video preview with poster image and GIF fallback.
• Real product recordings in the intro and in the police, EMS, justice, fire department and business areas.
• Extended police and EMS pages with matching feature recordings.
• All names, records and cases shown are explicitly marked as fictional demo data.
• With the system setting for reduced motion enabled, videos do not start automatically.

Preview and live operation now serve the same complete LexoNET look.

Improved

• One canonical homepage replaces the previously separate HTML and PHP versions.
• Agencies, features, game connection, security, comparison, pricing, demo and FAQ have been fully moved to the new design.
• Local preview and hosting therefore show the same content and the same navigation.
• Open prices remain clearly marked as still to be determined.

LexoNET combines privacy-friendly website insights with a direct help and contact route.

New

• Voluntary, consent-based analysis of page views, countries, devices, browsers and operating systems.
• Live view of logged-in customers with customer name and currently visited page in the operator center.
• Cookie banner with equal rejection option, detailed choice and settings available at any time.
• Help widget with prepared solutions, wiki links, Discord and secure messaging.
• Operator inbox for customer and guest messages; guest email addresses are stored encrypted.

Public website, customer areas and operator center now follow a shared LexoNET brand and interface system.

Improved

• Login, portal, demo, support, feedback, billing, onboarding, wiki, status and legal use the same colors, fonts, surfaces and controls.
• Operator Control, email center, Stripe management and release manager were visually aligned with the product design.
• The segmented LexoNET symbol replaces the previous square L mark in all older areas.
• Buttons, forms, cards, navigation and focus states are consistent across public and protected pages.
• “Log in” and “Start demo” now have clearly separate destinations and no longer lead to the same page.
• Short URLs without file extension are used in navigation, sitemap and canonical addresses.

The LexoNET wiki now follows the new brand look and guides you specifically through demo, agencies and administration.

Improved

• New documentation navigation for getting started, public demo, agencies, administration and development.
• Dedicated user articles for police, EMS, justice, fire department and business.
• Consistent colors, typography, logo animation and light and dark mode.
• Reworked mobile navigation, search and accessible keyboard operation.
• Demo and API details that are not yet released are not anticipated.

The public LexoNET website gets a new, consistent product look with clear navigation and standalone information pages.

New

• Responsive homepage in the new LexoNET design with light and dark mode.
• Dedicated pages for police, EMS, justice, fire department and business.
• Pricing, comparison, integration and security pages with centrally maintained components.
• New brand assets, structured SEO metadata and an extended sitemap.
• Open prices, demo access and details still to be confirmed remain visibly marked as placeholders.

Operator accounts and operational permissions can now be managed directly and traceably.

New

• Protected team management for operator accounts with roles, lock status and password change.
• Role-based permissions for customers, tenants, support, feedback and exports.
• Protection against locking yourself out and against removing the last active super admin.
• Audit events for every change to operator accounts.

The operator center evolves from an overview into a productive workspace.

New

• Editable live management for customer accounts and tenants.
• Operational ticket handling with customer replies, internal notes, priorities and status.
• Feedback triage with severity, visibility, status and public or internal reply.
• Effective special activations and automation readiness visible at a glance.
• CSV exports for customer base, tenants, credit journal and audit log.

Customer communication now comes together directly in the protected LexoNET operator center.

New

• Central email center for general inquiries, support and invoices.
• Read, compose and reply directly from the matching LexoNET address.
• Automatic assignment of incoming senders to existing customer accounts.
• Data-minimizing audit logging without storing message contents.
• Dedicated system address for automatic notifications as well as forwarding for info, privacy and security.

The official LexoNET community brings product information, support and customer communication together in one central place.

New

• Official, fully branded LexoNET Discord server.
• Dedicated areas for product info, status, changelog, roadmap, support, bugs and feature requests.
• Protected customer area with roles for customers, support, development and beta testers.
• Permanent community link on the website, in the wiki and in the support center.

The brand identity is now unified across all public and protected LexoNET interfaces.

Improved

• A first LexoNET mark was introduced for logo, browser icon and app icon and replaced in rc.26 by today's segmented brand mark.
• Binding spelling “LexoNET” in all visible areas.
• Consistent wordmark color on website, demo, login, wiki, support, installer and Operator Control.
• Billing and documentation forwarding use the same brand assets.

The protected operator center adopts the high-quality layout of the product preview and connects it with real system data.

Improved

• New responsive navigation for customers, credit, tenants, support, feedback, automations and updates.
• Live metrics from the customer, tenant, credit, ticket and feedback database.
• Clear separation between features already connected and prepared modules.
• No more demo data in the productive operator overview.

The public entry point feels more precise and transparent and leads prospects to the secure product demo faster.

Improved

• New, standalone LexoNET wordmark with a high-quality browser and web app icon.
• Demo duration, fictional sample data and automatic reset are visible right at the start.
• The customer login stays easy to reach on small screens too.
• Police and Medical are marked as v1 scope; further departments are transparently listed on the roadmap.
• The page stays fully readable when JavaScript is blocked.

Website releases can be uploaded in a controlled way and checked before use.

New

• Protected update area for operators.
• Automatic manifest and checksum verification of every release package.
• Time-limited and revocable upload access for deployment tools.
• Separate staging storage before a release later goes live.

After the FTP upload, LexoNET can be set up in a controlled way in the browser.

New

• Guided server check, database connection and schema setup.
• The first protected administrator is created directly during setup.
• Separate operator login with protection against repeated failed attempts.
• The installer locks itself automatically after successful completion.

LexoNET now presents itself as a standalone, high-quality operations platform.

Improved

• Completely new homepage with more precise typography and a clear product story.
• Real, browser-based product view instead of generic stock imagery.
• Platform, modules, LexoNET Core, security and demo are quicker to grasp.
• Navigation and product preview were reworked for small displays.

Product and integration names are now clearly separated.

New

• LexoNET is the sole name of the platform and all visible workspaces.
• LexoNET Core is being built as a neutral, server-side game server connection.
• ESX and QBCore are supported via separate, interchangeable adapters.
• MDT and CAD remain purely descriptive terms for search and feature category.

LexoNET can now be explored as a separate, time-limited product preview.

New

• Personal, single-use demo link by email.
• 30-minute preview with Police, Medical, Fire, Justice, Business and Workshop.
• Visible countdown, automatic lock and session cleanup.
• Synthetic data only; no connection to real customers or game servers.

Customer communication becomes part of the product: feedback, support and public version history will work hand in hand.

New

• Customers can report bugs, ideas and improvements in the protected portal and follow their status.
• Public changelog with traceable release assignment.
• Multi-tenant support center with secure message history.
• Combined wiki for usage, administration, feedback process and technical integration.

Improved

• More detailed information on use cases, tenant separation and the FiveM connector.
• Canonical URLs, sitemap, social metadata and structured product data.

• Authenticated support center and protected operator ticket center prepared.
• Public customer features and internal operator interfaces separated in the release process.

• Product website, Discord-enabled customer login, portal and wiki foundation created.
• Multi-tenant SaaS, credit, permission and operator architecture set up.