We've added a section to the Usage dashboard where you can check your usage of kintone AI.
In addition to the number of users and times AI features are used, you can also track AI credit usage trends and compare your monthly cumulative usage with your AI credit limit. Use this information to understand how AI features are being adopted within your organization and plan how best to use them.

You can now send cybozu.com audit logs to your SIEM solution and view them there.
SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) is a system that collects logs from various applications, servers, and other sources. It can be used to investigate incidents and automate and streamline security operations.
By integrating cybozu.com audit logs with your SIEM solution, you can take advantage of its log analysis and anomaly detection capabilities, enabling more advanced monitoring of your logs. You can also centrally manage logs from cybozu.com alongside logs from other systems within your organization, making it possible to investigate them together.

We're introducing "kintone Touch," a tablet app that lets you build and use forms tailored to the work of non-desk workers (people whose jobs take them away from a desk). This first release is for iPadOS, with an Android version planned for later.
Alongside kintone's existing form screens, this tablet app lets you build forms using an interface designed around how non-desk workers actually work. That makes it easier to create forms people can fill in easily out in the field, and extends kintone — previously built mainly around desk work — to a much wider range of jobs.