July 2026 Release Notes
Highlights
Added sorting capability in the Users table
Automatic error handling removes the need to configure error views in your Agent pipelines
New documentation and examples for path resolution, upstream path, and Service categories
Improved way to find and navigate child pipeline execution hierarchies
New Public API to analyze Snaplex capacity trends
SnapCode enables developers to generate, validate, and deploy SnapLogic pipelines from Claude Code using natural language, with a preconfigured environment that removes complex setup and dependency management
SnapGPT has been rebuilt to deliver higher-quality integrations, with Plan Mode for guided planning before you build and deeper reasoning for complex integration scenarios
Leverage agent-ready MCP Server APIs to connect any MCP-compatible AI agent directly to your SnapLogic integrations via a standard HTTP interface, without custom middleware or additional development effort
Snaplex Version Update
To use the following July release features and fixes, upgrade your Snaplex nodes to the July Snaplex version main-44045 - 4.44.3.0:
The Cache Service now supports Scheduled Tasks.
The Pipeline interrupter now properly dismisses Ultra Tasks instead of shutting them down.
Fixed an issue where some Scheduled Tasks created over six years ago would not start at the scheduled time.
Fixed an edge case where requested storage for FeedMaster nodes was unusually high.
Ultra Pipelines Enhancement: Starting with the August 2026 release, Snaplex Ultra Scheduling will be enabled by default for all environments (Orgs) that are subscribed to Ultra pipelines. Since its introduction three years ago, Snaplex Ultra Scheduling has improved pipeline startup times, scalability, and resiliency by managing start/restart actions at the Snaplex level rather than the Control Plane.
To enable Snaplex Ultra Scheduling for your environment (Org) before August or to verify your current status, contact support@snaplogic.com.
Platform: Patch Updates
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Jun 1, 2026 | UI | N/A |
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May 28, 2026 | Snaplex |
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Snaps: Patch Updates
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PostgreSQL | Aug 11, 2026 | 444patches35764 | Enhanced PostgreSQL and PostgreSQL Dynamic Accounts with a Custom JDBC URL field that allows you to define a multi-host JDBC connection string that enables you to use multi-host URLs in a single execution. |
SQL Server | Aug 11, 2026 | 444patches35764 | Enhanced SQL Server and SQL Server Dynamic Accounts with a Custom JDBC URL field that allows you to define a multi-host JDBC connection string that enables you to use multi-host URLs in a single execution. |
Azure SQL, | Aug 4, 2026 | 444patches35664 | Fixed an issue with the Azure SQL, Azure Synapse SQL, and SQL Server Snap Packs that caused time column values to be returned with a fixed offset when the pipeline executed on a Snaplex configured on a non-UTC timezone. For example, a stored value of 00:00:00 could be returned as 23:41:12. With this fix, time column values are returned exactly as stored, matching the source database. This fix also changes how sub-millisecond precision is handled on non-UTC Snaplexes. Time columns are defined as (time(4)–time(7)), now rounded to the nearest millisecond instead of truncated, consistent with the JDBC driver's own conversion behavior. As a result, affected values may differ by up to 1 millisecond from those in previous releases. Hour, minute, and second components are unaffected. |
Aug 4, 2026 | 444patches35627 | Updated all the write-type Snaps in the Salesforce Snap pack to include input data in error documents (Error View) for Object Type "Account" even when the Standardize Error Output checkbox in the Snap is not selected. | |
Aug 4, 2026 | 444patches35604 | Updated the HTTP Client Snap to display the debug data in the Error View when the Enable debug option is selected, even if the data errors are returned in an invalid JSON format. | |
Jul 24, 2026 | 444patches35597 | Enhanced the ServiceNow Download Attachment Snap to support both Record Sys ID and Attachment Sys ID, and added content type and size fields to the output header. | |
Zendesk | Jul 24, 2026 | 444patches35604 |
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Jul 21, 2026 | 444patches35483 | Fixed an issue where the PDF Parser Snap with the Pages to images converter parser type failed with an | |
Jul 21, 2026 | 444patches35517 | Introduced the IBMMQ Snap pack with the following Snaps:
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Jul 21, 2026 | 444patches35489 | Fixed an issue where the S3 Browser Snap failed on Windows Snaplexes when an object key contained a colon or other Windows-illegal path character (e.g., an ISO-8601 timestamp). The Snap now lists all matching objects as expected. | |
Jul 17, 2026 | 444patches35532 | Introduced the Dropbox Snap pack with the following Snaps:
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Jul 17, 2026 | 444patches35507 | Introduced the Zendesk Snap pack with the following Snaps:
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Jul 17, 2026 | 444patches35493 | Added support for the Salesforce Tooling API in the SOQL Query Snap, which allows you to query metadata tables by selecting the API type from the dropdown. | |
Jul 17, 2026 | 444patches35489 |
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Jul 15, 2026 | 444patches35430 | Added the Input data root field in the Snowflake Snowpipe Streaming Snap to allow specifying the written data root from the input document. | |
Jul 10, 2026 | 444patches35372 | Upgraded the bundled JDBC driver for Snowflake Snap Pack from 3.27.1 to 4.2.0 to address the following items:
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Jul 9, 2026 | main244 | Fixed an issue with the Oracle CDC Snap while reading archive logs from a Data Guard database. | |
Jul 9, 2026 | 444patches35383 | Added the Omit mapping if missing checkbox in the Mapper Snap to control how missing keys are handled. |
Admin Manager
Enhancements
Added an Updated date column to the Users table that shows when the user record was last modified. Any updates to the user's profile, permissions, or settings will update this timestamp, enabling you to identify inactive users for potential deactivation and improve user management efficiency.
Added sorting capabilities in the Users table for the Role, Access, Groups, Updated date, and Login columns. This capability allows administrators to quickly organize and locate users when managing large user bases.
AgentCreator
Enhancements
Added a Handle Errors via Agent toggle to all Agent Snaps that automatically intercepts downstream tool pipeline failures and passes error details back to the LLM for intelligent self-correction.
LLM Snap Pack Updates
The following LLM Snaps are labeled Not Recommended because either they were designed for an outdated Agent pipeline pattern or their underlying APIs have been deprecated or decommissioned by the vendor.
These Snaps will be removed from the Snap Pack in the August release.
Amazon Bedrock LLM Snap Pack
Azure OpenAI LLM Snap Pack
Google Gemini LLM Snap Pack
OpenAI LLM Snap Pack
API Management 3.0
Enhancements
New documentation and examples for:
Fixed 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 now redirected to the login page as expected.
When an APIM user is deleted, their assets are now correctly reassigned to the admin who deleted them.
Known Issues
In Admin Manager APIM 3.0 Portal configuration, sometimes 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
The Choose Compare Pipeline dialog has been restyled with an updated UI that allows you to choose a target project and pipeline to compare against the current pipeline. Learn more.
MCP Server
Enhancements
The MCP OAuth2 JWT Validator rule now uses the .well-known/openid-configuration endpoint as the primary source for JWKS URI discovery, with a fallback to
.well-known/oauth-authorization-server. This change ensures the JWKS endpoint can be successfully retrieved, with a fallback for organizations that do not expose an OpenID endpoint.
Monitor
Enhancements
Improved navigation for parent and child executions from the Pipeline executions page. The pipeline details panel that opens when you click an execution has two new features:
Children tab: Displays a flat list of child pipelines for the current parent. Only appears for pipelines with children. Click a child to navigate through a nested hierarchy. The Show all children checkbox that formerly displayed when searching pipeline executions has been removed.
Breadcrumb Header: When you open a child’s pipeline by clicking it, a full hierarchy breadcrumb displays. Each segment is clickable to navigate to that pipeline's view.
Known Issues
In the API metrics page, the pagination controls incorrectly display the total item count as equal to the "Rows per page" selection (25, 50, or 100) and always show "page 1 of 1," regardless of the actual number of request records. You can't navigate beyond the first page of results.
Public APIs
New Features
Retrieve node capacity data: Retrieve historical node capacity data for your Environment using the new Retrieve node capacity data API. It enables you to analyze Snaplex provisioning trends by day or month, across your entire Environment, or by individual Snaplex.
Fixed Issues
The Runtime API now correctly returns the object in the
Referencesfield as an array.
SnapCode
Introducing SnapCode — a self-contained, pre-configured development environment that enables SnapLogic users to generate, validate, and deploy pipelines using Claude Code directly from their terminal or IDE, with zero dependency management.
Key components pre-configured out of the box
PyGen MCP Server: Read-only discovery and guidance tools for Snap discovery, pipeline example search (via RAG), Snap parameter lookup, connection validation, and Snap name validation.
SnapLogic MCP Server: Action execution tools for running pipelines, importing/exporting SLP files, managing files in Project Manager, validating pipelines on the platform, managing Snaplexes, and interacting with SnapLogic Platform APIs.
snaplogic-slpy-gen Skill: A Claude Code skill that guides the complete pipeline generation workflow using the MCP tools, from natural language input to production-ready pipeline output.
snaplogic-deploy Skill: A Claude Code skill that automates the full deploy-validate-fix loop, translating pipeline source files, uploading supporting assets to the platform, and iterating through validation errors until the pipeline passes all without leaving the terminal.
Setup Automation: Scripts for first-time setup, image updates, and optional global installation across macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel), Linux, and Windows (via Docker).
Three setup modes are supported: a VS Code Dev Container approach and a Docker CLI option.
Authentication defaults to an Anthropic subscription with AWS Bedrock available as an opt-in (--bedrock flag), removing any mandatory AWS credential requirement for getting started. Learn more.
Benefits
Instant productivity: Developers go from clone to first pipeline generation in under 30 minutes, with no environment troubleshooting or dependency conflicts.
One-time setup: All private packages, MCP server configurations, and embedding models are pre-bundled and containerized. No manual setup of pygen, slpy, or ChromaDB required.
Natural language pipeline development: Developers describe what they need in plain language and receive validated, deployable SnapLogic pipelines, bridging the gap between coding intent and platform-specific pipeline structure.
Full lifecycle support from the terminal: Build, refactor, validate, import, export, and run pipelines without switching to the Designer UI — enabling developers to stay in their preferred IDE workflow.
Cross-platform accessibility: Supports macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel), Linux, and Windows, broadening access across diverse engineering teams.
Lowered onboarding barrier: New users and migration engineers can leverage AI-guided pipeline generation without needing deep SnapLogic platform expertise, accelerating time-to-value, particularly for the final-mile work of legacy platform migrations.
Agent-agnostic architecture: The underlying MCP servers and CLI tools are designed to be reused across multiple AI coding agents, providing a foundation for future multi-agent enablement beyond Claude Code.
For access to SnapCode, contact your Customer Success Manager.
Snaps
The Snaps mentioned in this section are deployed in the Latest Snap Pack distribution. To access the latest features, an Environment admin must select the Snap Pack version in Admin Manager.
New
Introduced the Snowflake CDC Snap pack, which contains the following:
Snowflake CDC: Captures incremental data changes from Snowflake Streams. It retrieves changes from Insert, Update, and Delete statements on a specific table within a specified date and time range.
Snowflake CDC Account: Authenticates with Snowflake to establish a connection between Snowflake CDC Snap and Snowflake CDC services.
Enhancements
The Public Key field in the Public Key Account now supports expressions, allowing users to dynamically supply public keys at runtime (for example, from a secrets manager or as pipeline parameters).