New features, improvements, and fixes shipped to Haydn. Questions about an update? Contact support@haydn.ai.
July 2026
Teach Haydn your row mappings.When reviewing extracted financials, you can now reject or remap how a row was matched to your existing statements. Haydn remembers these corrections and applies them automatically to future documents from the same company.
See how every number was derived.Values that Haydn reconstructs — for example from variance or vs-budget columns — now show a tooltip explaining exactly how they were computed from the source document.
One review conversation for every document.Financial statements and cap tables now share the same conversational review experience: ask questions, give targeted feedback, and re-extract from a single chat.
Faster document processing.Extraction runs are significantly faster thanks to parallel table classification and pipeline improvements, and answering a clarifying question mid-run now resumes processing instantly.
Native Excel reading.Excel statements are now read directly from the workbook rather than through PDF-style parsing, improving value fidelity for complex spreadsheets with multiple tables per sheet.
Export to Excel.Download your Financials grid as an Excel workbook with one click.
Public status page.Real-time platform uptime is now published at status.haydn.ai.
Security: automatic session timeout.Idle sessions now sign out automatically after 30 minutes and return you to where you left off when you sign back in.
June 2026
Agentic document extraction.Document extraction was rebuilt around an AI agent that plans its work, narrates progress in a live activity feed, asks clarifying questions when a document is ambiguous, and routes statements and cap tables to the right review surface automatically.
Budget, prior-year, and LTM support.Statements now capture printed budget columns, prior-year comparison lanes, and explicit last-twelve-months columns, with a fiscal-year-aware grid that badges calculated values.
Map rows to your own metrics.Tag statement rows to canonical metrics and define tenant-level metric formulas, so your portfolio reporting uses your definitions — not ours.
Verbatim statement rows.Extracted statements now preserve row labels exactly as they appear in the source document, matched deterministically across periods.
European number formats.Documents using comma-decimal and dot-thousands formatting are detected and parsed correctly.
Value traceability.Every value in the metrics grid can be traced back to the exact source cells it came from via a traceability popover and in-context document viewer.
Excel viewer improvements.The spreadsheet viewer now reveals hidden rows and columns, shows sheet tabs, and renders large workbooks smoothly.
Security: two-factor authentication required.TOTP two-factor authentication is now required for all password logins.
