Highlights

AgentCreator

• Agent Visualizer now supports visualizing multiple agent runs within one workflow

• Prompt Composer now accepts multimodal files like images and PDFs to provide context for prompts

APIM 3.0

• Support for consumers to subscribe to Services and authenticate with a JWT or an API key

Monitor

• Multiple enhancements on the Pipeline executions page, such as dedicated tables for running and not-running pipelines, table-specific filters, improved scrolling, streamlined pagination, and a new Dense row-spacing option

In this Release

Recommended Snaplex Version

Snaps: Patch Updates

Admin Manager

Features

• Added the Mapper AutoLinking option on the Environment page, which allows administrators to remove invalid AutoLink mappings at the environment level. Learn more.

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AgentCreator

• AgentVisualizer: Added support for visualizing multiple agent runs within one workflow. Users can send multiple requests to the agent at once and view all agent logs together. You can easily navigate between different agent runs using the pagination arrow controls, with the agent flow diagram and detailed log updating synchronously for each run result.

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• Prompt Composer: Added support for multimodal upload. You can now upload images, PDFs, and web pages (in the WebP format) via SnapGPT to enhance your prompt. This feature provides greater flexibility when developing prompts.

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API Management 3.0

New Features

• The Service Manager and DeveloperHub portal now support subscriptions when you upgrade to Snaplex version 4.43 or later. The recommended version is currently main-37701 or 4.43.1.0. For the best results, update the Policies Snap Pack to 443patches33227.
  Subscription configuration:

  • Applies to all versions of a Service or to a single version.

  • Defines the subscription lifetime.

  • Uses a JWT or an API key for authentication.

  • Supports manual or automatic approval.

Enhancements

• The following APIM 3.0 subscription-related events appear on the Activity tab of the Notification center in Monitor:

  • Subscription requested, approved, rejected, or revoked.

  • Token generated, revoked, or refreshed.

Fixed Issues

• In Site Manager, the input field for text attributes with sliders is now editable.

• Users can no longer successfully call endpoints for Unpublished Service versions.

Known Issues

• When the Environment admin or owner rejects a subscription request, an extra incorrect event for the token being revoked is logged in the Activity table.

• If the Policy applied to an endpoint includes a Generic OAuth2 rule, and the endpoint only supports the POST method, the request fails with a 405 Method Not Allowed error.
  Workaround: Configure the endpoint to support both the GET and the POST method, and the request will succeed.

Limitations

• The Git Integration does not yet support tracking subscriptions.

Documentation Enhancements

Enhancements

The information in the Ultra Task Best Practices page has been updated for accuracy and consistency.

Migrated pages

• The following Snap Packs have been migrated to the new documentation site. Starting with the December 2025 release, they will no longer be updated in the Confluence documentation site:

  • Hive Snap Pack

  • SOAP Snap Pack

Git Integration

Enhancements

• Users can now browse and select GitLab repositories located at any level within the GitLab group and subgroup hierarchy. This enhancement enables the checkout and import of deeply nested repositories directly into the designated SnapLogic project space, including all associated pipelines, accounts, assets, and projects.

Fixed Issues

• A fix has been implemented to address an issue where untracked changes were moved to the Recycle Bin during branch checkout. With this fix, when the system detects uncommitted changes and displays the message Aborting checkout since the following projects have assets with uncommitted changes, no assets are deleted.

Monitor

Enhancements

• Enhanced the Advanced search filter on the Infrastructure page and replaced the filter dropdown with the filters dialog.

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• Enhanced the Pipeline executions page with the following improvements:

  • Separate tables for the Running and Not-running pipelines: the page now displays two separate tables, one for running pipelines and one for not-running pipelines, each with its own controls and filters.

    • Running pipelines table:

      • Displays only active executions.

      • Has a reduced filter set, showing only statuses relevant to running pipelines.

      • The time-period filter and Filter presets options have been removed to reduce unnecessary controls for active executions.

    • Not-running pipelines table:

      • Displays only completed, stopped, and failed executions.

      • Includes the time period filter and Filter preset options to make historical execution review easier.

      • Checkboxes for multi-selecting pipelines have been removed to simplify interaction patterns.

  • The icons for the invocation types shown in the columns have been replaced with text labels in both tables for increased readability. It still remains available in the column filter.

  • The page now uses full-page vertical scrolling instead of the separate vertical scrolling for the Running pipelines and Not-running pipelines tables.

  • Pagination is now simplified by hiding controls when there are 25 or fewer parent rows, reducing visual clutter and making shorter result sets easier to read. When parent rows are expanded, all child rows display automatically, making it easier to view all related details without adjusting pagination or row settings.

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• A new Dense row-spacing option has been added to the table configuration, providing a more compact layout through reduced icon size and padding. This option is now available on the following pages:

  • Pipeline executions

  • Asset catalog

  • Infrastructure

  • Alert history

  • Activity logs

  • Notification Center

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Fixed issues

• The Active Pipelines (count) metric now correctly reports the number of active pipeline executions.

• The API Metrics page now consistently displays details for Service, API, and Proxy calls when you view the history.

• The Snaplex nodes in graph view were not filtered by version, with some nodes running deprecated or unavailable versions. Now it filters and displays the valid versions.

• The downloaded pipeline execution data to the CSV file now displays the duration in milliseconds, which is the expected format. For example, 1737299628.

Snaps

Fixed Issues

• Dynamics 365 F&SCM:

  • Fixed an issue with the Dynamics 365 F&SCM Snap Pack where the Snaps did not display the error document on Snap failures. As part of this fix, error handling has been improved to display a detailed error view.

• Databricks:

  • Fixed an issue with the Databricks Snaps where the Database name suggestions list displayed all databases instead of being limited to the selected catalog context.

• Salesforce

  • Fixed a memory leak issue in Salesforce Wave Analytics Snap caused by the RestHttpClient object.

SnapGPT

Enhancements

• You can now view an Output Preview for each of the expressions that SnapGPT suggests based on your prompt for an expression-enabled field across all Snaps and Accounts. Learn more.

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