Highlights

APIM 3.0

• Search the Service and Policy catalogs to more quickly find what you need

• Validation warnings and errors contain a link to open the dialog where you can fix them

AgentCreator

• New Agent Snaps:

  • OpenAI Responses Agent

  • Google Vertex AI Gemini API Agent

• Agent Visualizer now captures system prompt

Designer

• Added a persistent footer in the Designer canvas

• Snap (Downstream and Upstream) recommendations are now accessible from Snap’s context menu

Git Integration

• For GitHub and GHES, the new ability to select a specific folder for checkout

MCP Server

• New pipeline builder streamlines MCP Server creation process

Monitor

• Redesigned the Infrastructure page with switchable views and enhanced metric charts

• Added greyscale styling for inactive nodes, a more detailed disk usage breakdown, runtime ID search in pipeline executions, and CSV downloads in the Notification Center

Snaps

• Added the PPTX Parser Snap to the Transform Snap Pack

In this Release

Platform: Patch Updates

Snaps: Patch Updates

Admin Manager

Enhancements

• The OEM settings previously available in Classic/Project Manager are now available only in Admin Manager, allowing Environment admins and OEM partners to customize the SnapLogic Platform's appearance to match their corporate identity. Learn more.

• The Admin Manager now displays a confirmation dialog when changing a user's role between Environment Admin and User. Previously, role changes took effect immediately with no warning. Learn more.

Fixed Issues

• In the Admin Manager Users screen, user selections are now retained across searches, enabling you to select multiple users and apply bulk actions—such as deleting users, modifying application access, or changing authentication methods.

• In Admin Manager, users are no longer incorrectly assigned to the All roles filter. The All roles option is now correctly treated as a column filter only and is no longer available for user assignment.

• Team account system emails (welcome emails, password reset notifications, and account notifications) are now correctly sent to the designated maintainer(s) instead of to all team members directly.

• Adding or editing a Snaplex from within the Project Manager now navigates to the Admin Manager instead of opening the legacy dialog.

AgentCreator

New Snaps

• OpenAI Responses Agent: Combines Responses API tool calling and agent execution loop capabilities to enable agentic workflows, with support for built-in tools such as web search and file search.

• Google Gemini Vertex Agent: Combines Vertex AI Gemini API tool calling and agent execution loop capabilities to enable agentic workflows.

Enhancements

• Agent Visualizer now captures the System Prompt in logs. Additionally, clicking chevrons expands and collapses boxes in the log diagram.

• Improved error messaging in the Agent Snap when a tool pipeline returns multiple documents (such as a database query returning multiple records). Now the Agent Snap displays a lint warning, recommending that you add a Gate Snap or similar aggregation logic to consolidate multiple records into a single document before returning to the LLM. Previously, the Snap silently discarded all but the first document, leading to data loss and debugging difficulties.

Known Issues

• Copying Policies from the Project Manager to a location in the same environment or a different environment doesn’t work.
  Workaround: Use Export and Import instead of Copy.

API Management 3.0

Enhancements

• You can now search and filter the Service Catalog and Policy Catalog by keyword, project, and owner. The Service Catalog also supports filtering by tags. Filters combine with AND logic, and empty results are automatically hidden — making it easier to find what you need in large environments.

• The Get Published Service Details API now enforces APIM 3.0 Developer Portal login settings. When the Developer Portal is configured to require login, the API now returns a 401 response if a valid user ID is not provided. Requests with a valid user ID continue to return 200. If login is not required, the API remains openly accessible.

• For quick issue resolution, you can now click a validation error or warning to open the edit form for the relevant component. The interface highlights the field that needs attention. 

Fixed Issues

• The documentation now correctly describes the Migrate a Service version API, which should be called without specifying a version in the destination path. APIM 3.0 creates the version folder in the target. Be sure to create the target Service folder in the destination before calling the API.

• Users are now able to successfully download published Service specifications when the Allow Access to APIM 3.0 Portal pages without login setting is enabled in Admin Manager.

• APIM 3.0 no longer generates an invalid OpenAPI specification when you incorrectly define path parameters. Instead, validation catches the issue, and you must fix it before publication.

• In the Developer Portal, Services marked as deprecated now display a deprecated status indicator on the catalog page and Service details page.

• In a Developer Portal where login is required, public Services now correctly show up for non-admin users.

• Deleting a published service now properly cleans up all related subscription entries and migration mappings. The deleted service no longer appears under any Application. Existing Applications that had "undefined" entries no longer display them.

• Service execution no longer fails for Services migrated from one trusted environment to another when the applied policy contains encrypted fields, such as an API key.

• Non-retryable requests, such as those sent with invalid tokens, no longer take a long time to return the error code.

Known Issues

• When the Allow access without login setting is disabled in Admin Manager APIM 3.0 Portal configuration, users who navigate directly to a Developer Portal content page in an unauthenticated session are not redirected to the login page as expected. Services are not displayed or accessible to unauthenticated users, so access to protected content remains restricted despite the missing redirect behavior.

• In Admin Manager APIM 3.0 Portal configuration, the Build site button doesn’t launch a build until you click it twice. When the site is properly rebuilding, a notification shows the percentage complete.

Classic Manager Retirement

• SnapLogic will retire Classic Manager in the August 2026 release. Project Manager is now the default experience. Environment configuration is available in Admin Manager and Monitor provides the Notification center. If your team still uses Classic Manager from the waffle menu, transition to the new experience before August.

Designer

Enhancements

• In the canvas footer, the Iris Suggested Pipelines and Suggested Snaps canvas toolbar buttons have been deprecated, along with the bottom drawer interactions they opened. A new Recommend Snap option is available in the Snap's context menu, offering upstream and downstream recommendations. Learn more.

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• The pipeline editor tabs are updated to use the new standardized tab style.

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• The Designer canvas now includes a persistent footer at the bottom of the screen, giving you context at a glance. It includes:

  • Pipeline type: Instantly see whether you're editing a Standard Pipeline, Agent, Tool, or MCP Server pipeline without leaving the canvas.

  • Snaplex name: Displays which Snaplex your pipeline is configured to run on.

  • Keyboard tips: Provides quick-reference hints for common actions: right-click for context menus, Shift+Click to multi-select Snaps, and Ctrl+K to open the full keyboard shortcuts modal.

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Known Issues

• When comparing two pipelines, the Delete button under the source pipeline is disabled in the comparison popup, preventing you from viewing Snaps deleted between the two pipeline versions.

Documentation Updates

The following content has been migrated to the new documentation site and will no longer be updated in the Confluence documentation site.

• Runtime Archive

• Classic APIM

Expression Language

Enhancements

Two functions that were available via user input are now in the dropdown for the Expression Language:

• Pipe.org — Returns your organization label as a string, making it easy to construct full artifact paths (such as /Org/ProjectSpace/Project/<artifact>) that remain valid even when pipelines move between Environments (Orgs). This function is especially useful when running pipelines from the global shared folder, where relative paths don't work.

• Task.name — Returns the name of the task that triggered the current pipeline execution. This eliminates the need for the fragile workaround of duplicating the task name as a pipeline parameter, which could get out of sync when tasks are renamed.

Git Integration

Enhancements

• For GitHub or GitHub Enterprise Server, when performing a Git Checkout, you now have the option to select a specific repository directory or the top-level repository directory. Previously, checkouts always started from the root with no option to narrow the scope. Learn more.

• A new public API allows you to pull each Git-linked project in the specified project space with the latest files from its associated Git repository. Learn more.

• A new button lets you verify whether an on-premises Git server (GitHub Enterprise Server, GitLab self-managed, or Bitbucket Data Center) is reachable and properly configured — before you attempt a Git operation or when troubleshooting after one fails.

MCP

Features

• MCP Server Pipeline Builder: The MCP Server wizard now supports creating an MCP Server pipeline in a few easy steps. You can now use the basic MCP Server pipeline template and add available tools in your Environment (Org) without adding Snaps to the canvas to build the pipeline.

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Monitor

Enhancements

• Infrastructure page:

  • For consistency with the navigation pane, the System overview page title has been changed to Infrastructure.

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  • A three-segment view selector (Graphs, Snaplexes, Nodes) makes it easy to switch between views. The filter settings automatically carry over when you switch views unless they don’t apply to the new view.

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  • Now the Graphs view includes all the node status selectors (All, Active, and Inactive), letting you quickly identify problem areas or confirm healthy nodes without leaving the graphical view. Learn more.

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  • Now the table view of Snaplexes displays total CPU and RAM values under the page title.

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  • The Nodes view features a three-segment node status selector (All, Active, and Inactive).

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• Metric charts:

  • The Select from calendar as a time selection option for Graphs, Nodes, and Snaplexes views on the Infrastructure page has been replaced with three new presets: Last 4 weeks, Last 1 month, and Last 45 days. These presets are optimized for the new LTTB downsampling algorithm, ensuring clearer and more performant data rendering over longer time ranges. Learn more.

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• Node details panel:

  • Previously, inactive nodes were visually indistinguishable from active nodes, making it difficult to assess the current state of your environment. Nodes are now identified as inactive if their last heartbeat is older than 15 minutes or is unavailable, and their graphs are displayed in greyscale, allowing you to quickly distinguish between active and offline nodes. Learn more.

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  • The node details panel now displays a breakdown of Disk usage—home and tmp, providing more granular information. This aligns the node-level and Snaplex-level views, providing a consistent, accurate picture of disk usage. Learn more.

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• The Pipeline executions Search box now accepts runtime IDs directly — you can paste one into the Search box or the Filter dialog without a prefix. The pipe_runtime_id= prefix still works for existing links and searches. 

• Added the Download raw data link in the Alert history, Activity logs, and Alerts and Activity tabs of the Notification center. This link downloads unformatted CSV data with raw API fields for custom processing and integration with external systems. Learn more.

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• To improve asset tracking, two new fields, Updated Date and Updated By have been added to the list and detail views of Tasks and Accounts in Asset Catalog, giving you immediate visibility into when and by whom an asset was last changed.

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Fixed Issues

• Downloading pipeline execution history as a .csv file from the Pipeline executions page now works reliably when status filters (including Failed status) are active with certain date ranges. Previously, this resulted in a server error.

Pipelines and Tasks

Fixed Issues

• Fixed an issue where runtime information for parent pipelines was not always captured correctly, causing incomplete execution visibility in monitoring and runtime views.

• Fixed an issue where Scheduled and Triggered Tasks calling file watcher pipelines would initiate a duplicate execution after a restart, even with the Do not start a new execution if one is already active checkbox selected.

Project Manager

Fixed Issues

• Fixed an issue where you could not generate an account statistics report because of a timeout.

Public APIs

Fixed Issues

• The Public API Export an API version no longer times out when exporting a large number of assets

Snaps

New

• Added the PPTX Parser Snap to the Transform Snap Pack. This Snap enables extracting content from PowerPoint (PPTX) files.

Enhancements

API Suite

• The SSL Account supports expressions in the Keystore/Truststore password and the Key alias fields, enabling dynamic runtime configuration.

• Added lineage support for the HTTP Client Snap.

Binary

• The Zipfile Read and Decompress Snaps support reading files in .TAR.GZ format.

Kafka

• The Kafka Kerberos Account supports dynamic values (expressions) in the Truststore Password field.

PLM TC

• Updated licenses for the embedded ECS components to support Java 17.

PostgreSQL

• The PostgreSQL and PostgreSQL Dynamic Accounts now support SSH-2 RSA, ed25519, and ECDSA key types.

Transform

• Improved error handling in the XSLT Snap by writing XSLT file errors to the Error view when this view is enabled for the Snap.

Across Snap Packs

• Enhanced the endpoint security in the following Snap Packs by upgrading the dependency libraries:

  • API Suite, Amazon Athena, ELT, Hadoop, Binary, Cassandra, Kafka, JWT, LDAP, Snowflake, Transform, SOAP, NetSuite SOAP, Birst, Workday, Xactly, and Zuora.

Fixed issues

• The HTTP Client Snap no longer causes an indefinite accumulation of debug-related request and response history. Debug history is now cleared after it is written to the output or error view, and the Enable Debug checkbox is no longer selected by default.

• The JMS Producer Snap's Key field in the Message Properties field set did not support expressions. This field now supports expressions, pipeline parameters, and input field references from upstream Snaps.

• The Pipeline Execute Snap now correctly routes errors to the parent instead of causing the parent pipeline to stop.

• The Script Snap now correctly parses integers for JavaScript.

• In the Pipeline Execute Snap and child pipelines, error view routing no longer causes the parent pipeline to hang.

• The File Reader Snap now correctly handles non-English filenames in Azure Storage Blobs.

• The EDI Formatter Snap now correctly escapes data containing the + character during formatting.