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# Release note 1.47.0

### 1. Power & Energy Insights Dashboard <a href="#api-password-support-for-whatsminer-v3" id="api-password-support-for-whatsminer-v3"></a>

The main dashboard now allows seamless toggling between **Hashrate** and **Energy** charts:

* **Power Mode (kW)** — displays real-time power consumption across active devices.
* **Energy Mode (Energy, kWh)** — visualizes total energy consumption over selected time intervals.
* **Interactive Metrics Panel** — displays Real Time, Average, and Peak Power alongside total Energy Period consumption.

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### 2. **Power Control: Schedule Energy Savings Summary**

Schedule cards now display accumulated electricity savings (kWh):

* Current or last execution cycle savings.
* Total energy saved since schedule creation.

### 3. Client Archiving & Deletion

Added ability to archive inactive clients (with offline devices and no unpaid bills) and permanently delete empty client entries.

### 4. Bug Fixes

* **Task Manager Stability** — resolved author state handling during concurrent commenting, fixed component status cleanup upon task deletion, restored user avatars, and resolved tooltip clipping.
* **Bill Access Control** — filtered /bills list according to staff farm access permissions.


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