The Full Data Leak History report displays a short internal system code for the repair attempt method instead of the full attempt method name used everywhere else in Chateau (handhelds, dropdowns, Inspections and Attempts). This can make attempt methods look unfamiliar on the report.

The OOOOa Fugitives Survey Report only includes surveys logged directly in Chateau Mobile and leaves out historical inspection data that was uploaded or imported from other sources.

A small number of older emissions calculation runs continue to display a Processing status even though the calculation actually finished. This is a leftover display issue and does not affect new calculations or the underlying data.

When approving a new component on the Porch screen, the Process Section field cannot be set back to blank if it already has a value.

For databases using enhanced monitoring programs, the Agency Semi-Annual report can show inconsistent Delay of Repair (DOR) counts and leak percentage calculations, and may not count all initial monitoring events for newly added components.

The Periodic Inspection Summary report's component counts can differ slightly from a matching Components grid query built with the same criteria.

For databases with multiple facilities, some reports display the wrong facility name in the report header.

A small number of users may see subreport and licensing errors when running the LDAR Maintenance Request report with Bold Reports enabled, while other users on the same database are unaffected.

When exporting the Full Data Leak History report to PDF, the repair attempts and inspection readings table can be pushed to a second page even though it fits on the first page in the print preview.

The Periodic Inspection Summary report's New DOR count does not include DORs where the initial leak was found in the prior month, even though the End DOR count does include them.

In rare cases, a compliance inspection may not automatically satisfy its monitoring requirement, causing Chateau to calculate a new due date instead of recognizing the inspection as already complete.

On the Chateau home page (legacy dashboard), clicking the Due This Week or Due Within 4 Days count links does not apply the correct end date filter on the Schedule, so no components appear.