The text on most ownership-diagram entities is now laid out inside the shape that holds it, rather than across it. Filing a diagram into FYI recovers from an interrupted upload or a document deleted on the FYI side, and the admin health page now shows every external dependency being watched with the date it is next due for a look.

Highlights

• Entity Names Are Laid Out Inside Their Shape: An entity's name and its details are now drawn as centred lines within the node, with each line given the width the shape actually offers at that height. This is for the entities that carry their text inside the shape; assets, avatar cards and grouped asset boxes keep their labels where they were — narrower near the top and bottom of an ellipse, wider through its middle. A name too long for the node is shortened with a single ellipsis rather than spilling over the border, and the text keeps clear of a thickened status border.
• A Name Updates As You Type It: Typing the name of a new individual, company, trust or asset into the inspector now changes the node as you type, and the name stays put when you resize the node afterwards. A draft dragged from the palette carries its italic while you name it, and the drag preview shows its text. Badges and attachment markers sit above the text, as they always have.
• Filing Into FYI Recovers From An Interruption: If a filing stops part way — a closed tab, a dropped connection, a timeout — the next attempt now re-files the same document in place, with the cabinet, client and name it should have had, instead of quietly doing nothing. A diagram whose document was deleted inside FYI can be filed again, and two filings racing on the same deleted document produce one document rather than two.
• The Admin Health Page Shows What Is Due: /sgadmin/health now lists every external system being watched — integrations, model providers, platform and infrastructure — each with the date it is next due to be checked, most urgent first.
• An ASIC Review Row Says Only What It Will Do: Whether a row will create, skip or merge is now read from the decision the closure review has already made, rather than worked out again beside it, so the row and the import cannot describe the same thing differently.