Follow new updates and improvements to BA Copilot.
BA Copilot no longer hides the BPMN editor palette on touchscreen laptops when the browser reports touch capability in a misleading way.
If the app detects mouse, trackpad, or pen input, it self-heals and restores the normal editing controls.
On genuine touch-only devices the touch-first layout still applies, but there is now a clear Show editing tools and Hide tools toggle instead of silently hiding the palette.
BA Copilot fixed an issue where BPMN message flows could connect only to the outer pool, rather than to the correct task or element inside that pool.
Message flows now attach to the relevant BPMN elements inside pools, so cross-participant interactions are clearer and diagrams better reflect the actual handoff between teams, systems, or organisations.
BA Copilot now routes connector lines around process map elements more cleanly. Lines that previously cut through tasks and other BPMN shapes now avoid those elements, making generated and edited process maps easier to read.
The before/after item image shows the same kind of process map layout with connector lines crossing through elements before the fix, and cleaner routing after the fix.