The Inspires now have new N16-FSAE-10 and N16-FSAE-20 licenses. According to the Gamewell-FCI Elevate datasheet (more about that series here), FSAE is short for Fire Service Access Elevator, which is required by NFPA 72 (section 21.5) to have the temperature monitored by the fire command center, so this is a new integration that can be accomplished using any PTIR, COPTIR, or self-testing photo/thermal detector instead of a separate fire service access elevator monitoring system. I initially misinterpreted the license as being required to use any of those detector types on an Inspire, but I believe those detectors can still be used for non-FSAE purposes.
Information on the recent updates can be found here. It looks like Notifier is locking the new features behind an N16-XUPG2 license.