The LISA beamline is operative on a bending magnet source of the new ESRF-EBS storage ring. It is presently open to users through the open access programs provided by ESRF and CERIC. In this poster we will present the latest user statistics, updates and technical developments of the beamline. In particular, we will show the LISA capability of dealing with small sized samples with an example on rare earth dopants in the core of optic fibres. Moreover, we will show the new data collection and storage policy that follows the FAIR prescriptions will be presented as well as the new software for the collection of data in pump-and-probe mode [1]. The new data pre-treatment code and a renewed version of the beamline user manual will also be shown. As a perspective, we will introduce the new BLISS beamline control environment that has become the new standard for ESRF and that will be soon implemented at the beamline. Acknowledgements: The experiment on the optic fibres was carried out in collaboration with W. Blanc from Nice University. [1] F. d’Acapito et al.,”Activity report of the Italian CRG beamline at the European Synchrotron Radiation Facility (ESRF), Year 2022”, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7436673.