Alteryx Release Notes

Agents built on your logic

For AI to actually deliver in an organization, it needs three things: it needs to be trusted, it needs to understand how your business works, and business teams need to be able to update the logic without submitting IT tickets. Most AI deployments struggle with at least two of these.

Alteryx workflows are the missing piece. The business logic, the validated datasets, the defined transformations — already built and maintained by the people closest to the business. Agent Studio and MCP Server take that logic and make it the foundation for AI that your organization can rely on.

Agent Studio lets you package your trusted datasets and workflows into conversational experiences others can query directly — grounded in your numbers, your definitions, your logic. Because Agent Studio creates and manages the MCP endpoints, your workflows become the interface through which AI interacts with your business. Your expertise scales without turning into more work for you.

The Alteryx One MCP Server extends this in three directions.

Ask Anywhere. Your governed workflows power answers in whatever tools questions are actually being asked — Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and more. When someone queries an AI assistant, the answer comes from your Alteryx-governed logic, not a guess. Your numbers stay consistent, wherever the conversation happens.

Build Anywhere. Start in Claude, Gemini, or ChatGPT — describe a business problem you want to solve — and Alteryx MCP skills can help you understand your data, identify what workflows you need to tackle it, and then build those workflows in Alteryx without ever leaving the chat interface. It turns the AI tools your colleagues already use into a full workflow automation designer.

Power enterprise agentic systems. As organizations build more complex AI-driven processes, Alteryx can serve as the trusted data and logic layer those systems depend on. Imagine a compliance reporting agent that draws on data from multiple departments. With MCP Server, that logic lives in Alteryx — where it’s Visible, Understandable, Repeatable, and Auditable — and agents can pull that trusted data and execute that logic in real time. AI that the business can stand behind.

We’re just getting started with MCP Server. Expect new skills to arrive frequently.

One platform that just works

The rest of the release is about a platform that feels unified, capable, and reliable — one that extends what you’ve already invested in and makes every part of your workflow faster.

Your new home for everything in Alteryx

The Alteryx One app is your new integrated home for the full Alteryx platform. From a single interface, you can work on Designer Desktop workflows, run Live Query analysis, access Orchestrator Plans, build Reports and Apps — all without switching context or losing momentum. For analysts who’ve spent years toggling between tools and environments just to get work done, this is a meaningful change.

Ask Alteryx is now in Alteryx One

Ask Alteryx is expanding beyond the workflow canvas into the Alteryx One app itself — and with it comes a meaningful expansion of what it can do.

Previously focused on accelerating individual workflow steps, Ask Alteryx can now help you think through entire business process automation scenarios. Describe a business problem. Ask Alteryx will help you map out the solution, decide what you need to build, and then build it with you.

It feels less like AI doing the work for you, and more like having exactly the right thinking partner at exactly the right moment.

GenAI Tools: trusted LLMs in your workflows

Alongside Ask Alteryx, GenAI Tools bring trusted access to large language models directly into your workflows — for tasks like extracting data from unstructured documents and emails, generating text, or searching the web. A key update in this release: GenAI Tools workflows now run on Alteryx Server, making them available for scheduled production execution. Build the workflow in Designer, deploy it to Server, and let it run.

Build on your desktop, run in the cloud

With Workspace Execution, workflows you build in Designer Desktop run in Alteryx’s resilient cloud environment — no local machine required. Schedule jobs, monitor execution, and scale centrally through Alteryx One. Your work reaches further, with less operational risk.

Data you can trust, at the scale you need

As analytics and AI scale, knowing what data you can trust — and how it should be used — becomes critical.

Governed analytics for teams

Alteryx One workspaces give teams the foundation they need to avoid the “wild west” of siloed analytics: workflow versioning, collaborative folders, shared connections, and cloud-based access, all in one place. These aren’t just convenience features — they’re the governance layer that lets teams move fast without losing control.

Data Labels bring governance signals directly into the everyday experience: certified datasets and workflows are clearly marked, and sensitivity and compliance requirements are visible at a glance. Instead of relying on tribal knowledge or manual validation, trust is made explicit — so you can move faster with confidence.

Real-time insights, no data movement

Alteryx One is expanding Live Query — which already supports Databricks and Snowflake — with Live Query for BigQuery, now generally available. Whether your data lives in BigQuery, Databricks, Snowflake, or somewhere else entirely, you can analyze it directly in place. No migration. No replication costs. No consolidating everything into a single vendor’s ecosystem before you can get to work.

Live Query for BigQuery also unlocks BigQuery’s native AI capabilities within your Alteryx workflows. That means large-scale processing of unstructured data without writing code — automatically extracting text, sentiment, or classifications from 100,000 customer support calls, directly in BigQuery, within an Alteryx workflow. Zero data movement. Zero code.

The bigger unlock is access. Enterprise data lakes hold enormous amounts of information that analysts have historically had to sample, move, or approximate just to work with. Alteryx meets your data where it already lives — so analysts can make a bigger impact, on more of the business’s data, at a fraction of the cost of moving it first.

These updates reflect what we care about at the product level: a platform that extends the value of the work you’ve already done, removes friction at every layer, and makes you — the analyst — the hero of your organization’s AI story.

Explore the full Alteryx One release notes, try Ask Alteryx in your next workflow build, and sign up for the Agent Studio and MCP Server Previews. We look forward to hearing what you think!

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The governance layer AI depends on

The conversation about AI transformation tends to focus on the people building with it. But the IT and admin teams responsible for making it work safely carry a different kind of weight: keeping execution environments governed, data access controlled, and whatever reaches production trustworthy.

The latest Alteryx One capabilities are built with that in mind. Two things stand out. First, Alteryx One is a natively multi-platform solution, built to work with the cloud data infrastructure your organization is already invested in — not alongside it. Second, new agentic capabilities give IT the infrastructure control they need while enabling business teams to own the business logic they understand, without creating an IT bottleneck every time something needs to change.

Here’s what’s new and why it matters for the teams responsible for keeping analytics and AI running at scale.

The governance layer AI depends on

For AI to be trusted in the business, it needs to meet a specific bar: the data it uses must reflect how your business actually works, the logic it runs must be understandable to the people who depend on it, the results must be auditable, and the whole thing must be repeatable. Most AI deployments today don’t come close. Agents query raw data directly — completely missing the vital business context that makes the data meaningful. Logic lives in prompts that no one can verify or update. There is no authoritative answer for why the AI said what it said, and no clear path for the business to correct it.

Alteryx changes this with a clear division of responsibility. IT manages the agentic infrastructure and data platform. Business teams — analysts, the finance team, the tax department — own and maintain the business logic in Alteryx, defined in terms they understand and updated without having to file IT tickets. When a state changes its filing rules, the tax team updates the Alteryx workflow directly. When market conditions shift, the finance team adjusts the logic themselves. The result is AI that is Visible, Understandable, Repeatable, and Auditable — governed by the people accountable for it, at the layer where it matters.

Agent Studio and MCP Server — both currently in Preview — these tools are designed to support this division of responsibility.

Agent Studio lets business teams teams create, configure, and manage governed Alteryx Agents in Alteryx One, using approved datasets and supported workflows as usable AI-accessible assets. As Agent Studio and Alteryx One MCP Server come together, Agent Studio is intended to become the primary interface for defining and managing which governed analytics assets are available to agents, while MCP provides controlled external access to those assets. This gives IT and admins clearer visibility into what has been enabled, who can use it, and where it can be accessed — without requiring IT to rewrite the business logic each time it changes.

MCP Server is where that governed logic meets real-world AI use. External AI tools — including Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini — can use Alteryx One MCP Server to run approved Alteryx workflows and access governed datasets. The business context, the certified logic, the defined transformations remain anchored in Alteryx. MCP Server also creates a foundation for ‘Build Anywhere’ capability: analysts can start in an AI tool, use supported Alteryx MCP capabilities to scope out what workflows they need, and continue to build those workflows in Alteryx — while IT retains control of what is published and what is accessible. We are just getting started and will continue to expand supported MCP capabilities more frequently over time.

Built for the platforms you are already invested in

Alteryx One is designed to help analysts work with the cloud data platforms organizations already use to run their businesses. Live Query for Databricks and Snowflake already made it possible to analyze data directly in place, helping reduce unnecessary data movement, replication and pipeline complexity. Live Query for BigQuery, now generally available, brings that same native, governed, in-place capability to one of the most widely deployed enterprise data platforms, including access to BigQuery’s native AI tools for processing unstructured data at massive scale — automated extraction and classification across hundreds of thousands of records, without writing code and without moving anything.

For IT, this means Alteryx One sits comfortably alongside the data platforms you have already standardized on, works with the investments you have already made, and does not ask you to consolidate everything into a single vendor’s ecosystem before analysts can get to work. Whatever your data stack looks like, Alteryx meets it where it is.

The next generation of Alteryx connectors reinforces this. Google Drive and Microsoft SharePoint v3 are now generally available, built on a new architectural framework that delivers up to 80x faster processing for datasets over 1GB. More connectors are on the way. They are designed for a seamless experience across Alteryx One supporting interoperability across Designer Desktop and Cloud for supported connectors and configurations, simplified setup through Data Connection Manager with guided OAuth, and improved troubleshooting with more granular logging.

Enhancements to Data Connection Manager, coming soon, will provide a single centralized experience for managing credentials and data access at scale — standardizing connection details and reusing them across Server, Designer, and Workspace Execution, without recreating or manually maintaining them across systems.

One control plane, on your terms

Managing workflows across desktop, cloud, and on-premises environments simultaneously is one of the most persistent operational challenges we hear about from admins. With the latest Alteryx One capabilities, all workflows — wherever they execute — surface in a single, centralized control plane. View, automate, and manage everything in one place.

Workspace Execution allows analysts to build workflows in Designer Desktop and run them in a resilient cloud environment — the Alteryx Data Plane — without requiring local machines or additional servers. For IT, this can help reduce operational overhead, more resilient execution, and better visibility into analytics processes through the centralized Alteryx One dashboard. Organizations can choose between Alteryx-managed or private data storage options to meet their specific security requirements.

Server Execution, coming soon, brings your existing Alteryx Server workflows into the Alteryx One control plane — visible and manageable alongside cloud and desktop workflows in a single unified dashboard, while keeping execution and your data fully on-premises. There is no big bang migration. Workspace Execution and Server Execution are available simultaneously, so admins can make deliberate choices about what runs where and when — on their own timeline, aligned to their infrastructure and security requirements. The goal is maximum flexibility: Alteryx continues to fully support on-premises Server while the Alteryx Data Plane opens up additional options.

For teams running Alteryx Server on-premises, platform maintenance just got easier. The new Server Upgrade Wizard (coming soon) introduces automated validation before any upgrade, catching issues before they become outages. It provides a tailored roadmap for your specific environment, estimates the time and storage required, and gives you a clear path to resolution when issues are identified — so IT can upgrade with confidence, on their schedule, reducing the risk of surprises.

Governance features that keep teams aligned

Alteryx One workspaces give teams the governance foundation they need to avoid the ‘wild west’ of siloed analytics: workflow versioning, collaborative folders, shared connections, and cloud-based access, all managed centrally. Teams move faster, and IT maintains visibility into what is running, who owns it, and whether it has been approved for use.

Data Labels bring certification and compliance signals directly into the everyday experience. Certified datasets and workflows are clearly marked; sensitivity, compliance requirements, and AI usage guidelines are visible at a glance. Ownership and approved business use are defined in one place — making it easier to distinguish that what reaches analysts, and what reaches AI systems, is data you have vetted.

SDLC Packages and Promotion for Workflows, coming soon, will give admins tighter control over how analytics assets move into production. Clean, versioned packages. Built-in approval workflows, dependency validation, and testing checkpoints. Only trusted assets make it through — with less manual oversight and more visibility across environments.

Infrastructure IT can stand behind

The promise of AI-powered analytics is only as strong as the infrastructure beneath it. When AI operates without business context, when execution environments sit outside IT’s view, and when governance cannot keep pace with the pace of change — the result is business risk and eroded trust.

The latest Alteryx One capabilities give IT the control plane, the governance tools, and the agentic infrastructure to make trusted AI real. The business gets the AI it wants, built on logic it owns and IT can stand behind.

I encourage you to review the Alteryx One release notes and admin documentation to learn more.

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Version: 2026.1 (For upgrade considerations as well as fixed and known issues, go to Release Notes)

Release Date: May 7, 2026

Designer and Alteryx One App

The Alteryx One app provides a unified experience for Alteryx One. It connects Designer Desktop and Alteryx Cloud in a single entry point. Use the Alteryx One app to prepare data, build workflows, automate processes, and create reports in a single platform.

To upgrade to or access Designer 2026.1, you must download and install the Alteryx One Windows application (which also installs Designer) from the Alteryx One Download Center. There is no longer a separate Designer installer. A cloud login is required for all Alteryx One app and Designer 2026.1 (and newer) users.

WebView2

Starting with the 2026.1 release, the Alteryx One app and Designer rely on a new Microsoft technology called WebView2. This is installed by default on most Windows versions supported by Designer. However, Windows Server doesn't currently include WebView2.

We recommend that an Admin user trigger the WebView2 installation and install it for all users.

New Features: Designer

Python Version and Tool Upgrades

We have upgraded the embedded Python version to 3.13.11. Designer tools that rely on Python (including many connectors) must be updated to support Python 3.13. Tools built for Python 3.10 will not work in 2026.1 versions of Designer or Server. For additional details, go to Python 3.13 Upgrade FAQ.

We have also updated the Python tool. Some of the key updates include:

• Updated Python tool Configuration UI.
• Interactive Mode is no longer available in the Python tool. Python development is now supported through a production-first execution model. This means you can edit your Python scripts directly in the tool or in your preferred external Integrated Development Environment (IDE) before you run your workflows.
• Added the ability to import a Python script (.py) or notebook (.ipynb) into the tool.
• You can now configure a custom environment for the tool.

Warning

Make sure to review and test your existing Python tool workflows to ensure you are getting the expected results, especially in these situations:

• Your existing workflows were published in Interactive Mode in the previous version of the Python tool (rather than Production Mode).
• You regularly turn on the Disable Auto Configure setting in Designer User Settings.

For details, go to Python Tool.

Decoupled Designer and Server Updates

Users with workflows built in Designer versions 2025.2 or later can now publish to supported older Server versions.

• This save/publish only works via the Designer user interface (UI), not via the Server REST API or Server Admin UI.
• The currently-supported older Server versions are 2025.2, 2025.1, and 2024.2.
• Saving workflows built in Designer versions 2025.1 and older to versions of Server older than 2025.1 is not supported. The functionality is available starting with Designer version 2025.2.

For important details (including potential limitations) and ongoing updates, go to Designer Server Version Compatibility.

Branding Updates

We’ve updated a number of visual and UX components in Designer. You’ll notice a new Designer app icon (including a new desktop Designer icon). We’ve also updated brand colors, including in notification snack bar messages.

Alteryx One Global App Bar

The global app bar replaces the original top-level Designer header and shortcut toolbar when you open Designer in the Alteryx One app. This creates a consistent navigation experience across Alteryx One applications while preserving core window controls. Designer runs within the Alteryx One app. All common Alteryx One navigation experiences are the same while working in Designer.

The global app bar retains standard window functionality. You can…

• Double-click the title bar to maximize or restore the window.
• Use Minimize, Maximize, and Close controls.
• Drag the window using the title bar.
• Resize the window using the top borders.

Alteryx One Set as the Unified Cloud Platform

All Alteryx Cloud instances have now been transitioned to Alteryx One, reflecting a platform unification and naming update for all cloud-based workflows and services.

Workspace Management with Alteryx One App

The Alteryx One app automatically creates and updates Alteryx Links per workspace, ensuring the current user’s selected workspace is always set as the active workspace across login and installation. The app also lets you switch the workspace.

Designer Assets in Your Alteryx One Workspace

We've added functionality that lets users save, manage, and open Designer workflows and macros (YXMD, YXMC, and YXWZ files) directly in Alteryx One, without needing to package them as YXZP files. Users can leverage platform capabilities like sharing, tagging, versioning, and search while working seamlessly between Designer and cloud services. While saving to Alteryx One is the default, the options to save locally and save to Server are still available.

Note

Note that at this time, unpackaged Designer files are not executable in the cloud. To execute your Designer file via the Alteryx One library, it must be a packaged workflow (YXZP).

Designer Updates via Alteryx One App

Starting with the 2026.1 release, Designer updates and upgrades are available exclusively via the Alteryx One app. When you launch the Alteryx One app, the app checks whether your Designer version is up to date and notifies you if an update is available. If you have the appropriate permissions, you can proceed with the update. For more information, go to Version Updates.

Input Data Tool Updates and Dataset Support

We have updated the tool configuration UI in the Input Data tool, including an improved connection creation experience.

Additionally, you can now connect the Input Data tool to datasets that you have access to in your active Alteryx One workspace.

Data Support in Preview in 2026.1

This initial release of Alteryx One dataset support is in preview. Please note these requirements and limitations:

• This feature is currently in preview and is under active development. As Designer is updated, breaking changes might affect assets created in earlier versions, and the dataset configuration might need to be updated.
• Users can access only datasets for which they have permission as part of their Alteryx One user role (datasets must be available in the user’s workspace).
• You can access one dataset per Input Data tool.

For instructions and additional details, go to Input Data Tool.

AMP Performance Improvements

We’ve made several performance improvements in the AMP engine:

• Improved speed for reading Parquet files.
• Improved speed of CSV writer for Doubles.
  • Improved execution time.
  • Improved numerical precision. Previously, values were limited to 15 significant digits, but the new approach uses up to 17 digits to ensure exact accuracy when read back. This change increases precision but might produce a different output than before.
• Optimized and faster execution for the Generate Rows and Multi-Formula tools.

Union Tool Updates

We’ve made updates to the Union tool. It now returns partial results from valid input connections (matching original Engine behavior), so you can avoid workflow failures when some inputs are invalid. For additional information, go to Union Tool.

Disabled Connection Handling in Engine

We’ve improved how disabled connections behave in the AMP engine to ensure consistent results. For more information, go to Disabled Connection Handling in Engine.

Proxy Integration into Connections UI

The standalone Proxy screen has been integrated into the standardized Connections UI for a consistent and intuitive experience. Additionally, we have extended proxy support to Designer and Server to achieve parity with Desktop.

JSON Schema Tool

Added the JSON Schema tool to the Developer tool palette. Use the JSON Schema tool to generate JSON schemas that define structured output for downstream tools, including large language model (LLM) responses from the Prompt tool.

End of Support for File Formats

These file formats are no longer supported by Alteryx:

• GEO (SRC Geography)
• MID/MIF (MapInfo Professional Interchange Format)
• SDF (Autodesk)
• SZ (Spatial Zip)

Warning

These file formats are also not supported in existing workflows.

HTML GUI Library Tool Deprecation

The HTML-GUI Library tool has been deprecated in Designer and moved to the Deprecated category. By default, this tool is no longer visible in the Designer tool palette. In addition, the SDK Examples category is now hidden in the tool palette.

Google BigQuery Billing Project Support

We've added support for configuring a separate billing project for Google BigQuery connections. This allows customers to access data in one project while attributing query and job costs to another project.

AWS Custom STS and Private Endpoint Support

We've added support for custom AWS STS endpoints and private endpoint configurations for supported AWS connector scenarios. This helps customers meet private-network and compliance requirements for AWS-based workloads.

Avro Datetime Timezone Handling

We've added support for respecting the workflow timezone when writing datetime values to Avro output. This improves timestamp accuracy when Avro files are consumed by downstream systems such as Databricks.

Databricks External Volume Support

We've added support for using Databricks external volumes as a staging location in Designer write workflows. This allows customers to use external volumes in addition to Databricks-managed volumes when loading data to Databricks.

Databricks DCM DSN-less SSL Parameters

We've added support for additional DSN-less Databricks SSL and security parameters in DCM. This improves compatibility for users who need to replicate secure Databricks ODBC configurations in DCM.

SQL Server DCM DSN-less Security Parameters

We've added support for additional DSN-less SQL Server security parameters in DCM, including Encrypt, Trusted_Connection, and TrustServerCertificate. This helps customers replicate secure SQL Server ODBC configurations directly in DCM.

New Features: AI Tools

New Tool Palette Name

Renamed GenAI tools to AI tools. You can now find these tools in the AI tool palette.

JSON Schema Support in the Prompt Tool

The Prompt tool now supports defining a JSON schema alongside your prompt. This update enables structured outputs without requiring you to describe the format in the prompt. With this update, you can:

• Define a schema to enforce response structure, data types, and required fields.
• Separate output formatting from prompt instructions to reduce complexity.
• Improve consistency for downstream parsing and workflows.

An optional validation setting checks responses against the schema to catch malformed or incomplete output.

Server Support for AI Tools

Added support for running AI tools on Server using a service principal. You can now configure a service principal in Alteryx One, share LLM connections, and authenticate AI tools in Designer to run workflows on Server. Learn more how to Use AI Tools on Server.

New Features: Intelligence Suite

AIS Tools Updated to Python SDK v2

Updated Alteryx Intelligence Suite (AIS) tools to use the Python SDK v2. AIS tools now run on the updated SDK.

AutoML Tool Removed from AIS Tools

The AutoML tool (deprecated) is no longer available in the Machine Learning tool palette.

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Overview

Removed feature flag for automatic member confirmation settings

Removed feature flag for unlock with passkey

Removed feature flag for SCIM refactor

Various under-the-hood improvements and minor bug fixes

Security notice: To resolve a bug with the local storage of API keys for the Bitwarden CLI, the next Bitwarden server release following this one will automatically rotate the personal API keys for users of the Bitwarden CLI. If you use the Bitwarden CLI for any automated workflows, update those workflows with your new API keys immediately following that release in order to maintain continuity.

What's Changed

Feature Development

[PM-34595] Add provider authorization attributes by @eliykat in #7389

[PM-34230] server side constant for feature flag by @voommen-livefront in #7395

Add SDK Sends API feature flag by @adudek-bw in #7254

[PM-34177] Add feature flag for Organization Invite Links by @r-tome in #7404

[PM-34177] Fix feature flag key value for Organization Invite Links by @r-tome in #7409

[PM-34171] Add card scanner feature flag by @SaintPatrck in #7310

PM-34686 Remove Summary Count Limit by @prograhamming in #7398

[PM-32105] - Org ability feature flag by @jrmccannon in #7401

[PM-33213] Remove FeatureFlag Around ResetPassword && PolicyRequirements by @sven-bitwarden in #7188

[PM-32394] Implement Scim V2 features by @JaredScar in #7397

[PM-34694] - add quick actions feature flag by @jaasen-livefront in #7412

[PM-34146] Add GetManyConfirmedAcceptedByUserIdAsync(Guid userId) to the IPolicyRepository interface by @JimmyVo16 in #7392

[PM-34178] Add entities, repository and database migrations for Organization Invite Link feature by @r-tome in #7407

[PM-31894] remove storage reconciliation job and flags by @kdenney in #7424

[PM-26383] Remove feature flag from server-side for autoconfirm by @JaredScar in #7402

[PM-34805] Add new feature flag for Policy Drawers (pm-34804) in Constants.cs by @JaredScar in #7429

[PM-34147] Add GetManyConfirmedAcceptedDetailsByUserAsync to IOrganizationUserRepository by @JimmyVo16 in #7399

[PM-34500] Add PM-34500-strict-cipher-decryption feature flag by @nikwithak in #7387

[PM-35072] Allow account recovery for revoked status users by @kspearrin in #7446

[PM-34854] Add pm-34145-policies-in-accepted-state feature flag by @eliykat in #7449

[PM-31941] Implement Feature Flag and Access Intelligence Refactor Integration by @Banrion in #7459

[PM-34500] Fix Feature Flag pm-34500-strict-cipher-decryption name casing by @nikwithak in #7460

[PM-30751] - add secure SSRF protection for internal IPs by @jaasen-livefront in #7256

[PM-31909] Remove m3 flagged logic by @connerbw in #7352

[PM-31911] Remove m3 flag definition by @connerbw in #7354

[PM-34825] Add support for ml-dsa44 keypairs by @quexten in #7435

[PM-31780] Add exempt from billing automation toggle by @amorask-bitwarden in #7438

[PM-32068] - Org Ability Extended Cache by @jrmccannon in #7443

[PM-33866] Revocation Reasons: DDL Edition by @sven-bitwarden in #7432

chore: remove bulk reinvite and org accept init flags by @vincentsalucci in #7484

Auth/Innovation/PM-4517 - Device Management - Add Last Activity Date by @JaredSnider-Bitwarden in #7302

[PM-34060] Add bank account item type by @gbubemismith in #7112

[PM-35154] collection SDK decryption feature flag to Constants.cs by @JaredScar in #7470

[PM-34595] Update provider controllers to use authz attribute by @eliykat in #7450

[PM-24927] Add payment optional support to trial initiation flow by @cyprain-okeke in #7418

[PM-32069] Add ExtendedProviderAbilityCacheService by @JimmyVo16 in #7447

PM-22228 Added Phishing events by @voommen-livefront in #7427

[PM-32853] Add Trial Initiation Metadata for Marketing or Product by @sbrown-livefront in #7462

feat(validation): [PM-32626] by @Patrick-Pimentel-Bitwarden in #7064

[PM-32073] - Added Bulk Get Org Ability by @jrmccannon in #7476

🐛 Bug fixes

[PM-22525] Log when provider admin accesses an org vault by @BTreston in #7379

[PM-34679] Display Phase 2 prices and discount on org subscription page by @amorask-bitwarden in #7393

[PM-34679] Fix Families 2019 Phase 2 price and discount display by @amorask-bitwarden in #7408

PM-34391 fixes to eventsController by @voommen-livefront in #7405

[PM-34728] Use top-level ProrationBehavior on schedule updates by @amorask-bitwarden in #7410

[PM-33500] - delete attachments from deleted ciphers by @jaasen-livefront in #7208

fix(change-email): [PM-34742] Change Email Sets Salt by @Patrick-Pimentel-Bitwarden in #7413

[PM-34773] Fix storage addition during active Phase 2 of schedule by @amorask-bitwarden in #7420

[PM-34255] - SCIM Api Key Fix by @jrmccannon in #7403

fix(refactor): [PM-34246] Rename Set Password to Finalize Onboarding by @Patrick-Pimentel-Bitwarden in #7328

Revert "fix(change-email): [PM-34742] Change Email Sets Salt" by @Patrick-Pimentel-Bitwarden in #7421

PM-33194 single integration of a type only by @voommen-livefront in #7280

[PM-22450] Bump Collection.RevisionDate on edits and access changes by @r-tome in #7380

[PM-26043] Fix bug: can't add secrets manager to legacy plans by @kdenney in #7414

[PM-22450] Bump date on migration script file CollectionBumpRevisionDateOnAccessChange by @r-tome in #7436

[PM-33301] Add Functionality for Upgrading Using PayPal by @sbrown-livefront in #7183

[PM-34866][PM-34865] Fix EnableAutomaticTaxAsync to update schedule phases by @connerbw in #7437

Fix test clock awareness in schedule-aware cancellation by @connerbw in #7440

Fix CollectionUsers/CollectionGroups table names for Seeder across all DB providers by @mimartin12 in #7441

[PM-32463] Remove organization enabled filter from database query/view by @shane-melton in #7037

Auth/PM-34130 - Fix DeviceAuthDetails constructor and stored procedure for EDD compliance by @JaredSnider-Bitwarden in #7416

[PM-34390] - Fixing Group/Provider User by @jrmccannon in #7431

[PM-33539] Fix wrong model response type for file model size by @quexten in #7474

[PM-35234] Prevent appending duplicate org user in validator request by @BTreston in #7486

[PM-34427] Fix Users can edit and save sends with the hide email address option enabled by @harr1424 in #7511

⚙️ Maintenance

[PM-34456] Innovation Sprint: Enable generating automated release notes by @djsmith85 in #7362

[FIX] Image tag max length logic by @gitclonebrian in #7396

[PM-29152] Rename VNextSavePolicyCommand to SavePolicyCommand and remove deprecated policy interfaces by @r-tome in #7364

test(change-email): [PM-34742] Change Email Sets Salt Attempt 2 by @Patrick-Pimentel-Bitwarden in #7422

[PM-34383] Add import validation allowing providers to perform imports by @harr1424 in #7394

[PM-33044] Provider Ability Refactor EventService by @JimmyVo16 in #7411

[PM-34823] Remove missed uses of PolicyRequirements flag by @eliykat in #7426

[deps]: Update docker/login-action action to v4 by @renovate[bot] in #7346

[deps]: Update docker/setup-qemu-action action to v4 by @renovate[bot] in #7223

[deps]: Update codecov/codecov-action action to v6 by @renovate[bot] in #7455

BRE-1004 - Add write packages permission by @vgrassia in #7457

[BRE-1004] Fix container image push logic by @vgrassia in #7464

[deps]: Update actions/create-github-app-token action to v3 by @renovate[bot] in #7345

[deps]: Update dtolnay/rust-toolchain digest to 29eef33 by @renovate[bot] in #7341

[deps]: Update docker/setup-buildx-action action to v4 by @renovate[bot] in #7222

[BRE-1533] Update trigger for Bitwarden lite builds by @vgrassia in #7479

[BRE-1670] replace PAT tokens with app token by @AmyLGalles in #7434

Add dev tags back to GHCR for US-DEV by @vgrassia in #7492

[PM-35150] Make Setup testable and add test for install by @justindbaur in #7445

[PM-35235] Make PUT Policy identical to PUT Policy/VNext by @sven-bitwarden in #7485

chore: remove leftover implied reference to create default location ff by @vincentsalucci in #7499

📦 Dependency Updates

[deps] Billing: Update swashbuckle-aspnetcore monorepo to 10.1.7 by @renovate[bot] in #7008

[deps] Billing: Update Kralizek.AutoFixture.Extensions.MockHttp to 2.2.1 by @renovate[bot] in #6556

[deps] DbOps: Update Microsoft.Data.SqlClient to v7 by @renovate[bot] in #7344

[deps] DbOps: Update dbup-sqlserver to v7 by @renovate[bot] in #7218

[deps]: Update webpack to v5.105.4 by @renovate[bot] in #7007

🎨 Other

[PM-31144] Edit Families 2019 renewal email subject by @sbrown-livefront in #7406

Add SeederApi PlayData delete scheduled job by @MGibson1 in #7281

Auth-owned PRs for minor/patch updates for their dotnet monorepo deps by @trmartin4 in #7451

Add scenario docs for Seeder adoption and trim CLI reference by @theMickster in #7456

[BRE-1413] Empty commit to test hash change in Canary by @pixman20 in #7471

[BRE-1823] Bumping hash for canary testing by @pixman20 in #7497

[BRE-1823] Bumping hash for canary testing by @pixman20 in #7498

Full Changelog: v2026.4.0...v2026.4.1

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Version: 2026.1

Release Date: May 6, 2026

Go to the complete Server 2026.1 Release Notes

OAuth Support for SMTP Email in Exchange Online

Alteryx Server now supports OAuth for SMTP email delivery, in response to Microsoft’s retirement of Basic Authentication in Exchange Online starting March 2025.

If you use Exchange Online, update your SMTP authentication settings in System Settings > Server UI to ensure continued delivery of critical system emails, including workflow alerts and notifications.

For more information on how to configure Server email, go to Configure Email for Server Notifications.

Centralized Proxy Management

We’ve added support for centralized proxy management on Alteryx Server for engine runs on Worker nodes. This update aligns Server more closely with Designer and provides improved proxy configuration consistency, visibility, and control.

For more information about the new proxy settings, refer to the Engine and Data Connection Manager help pages.

AI Tools Support on Server

Added support for running workflows that include Prompt and LLM Override tools on Alteryx Server.

To run these workflows on Server, you must configure a DCM connection that authenticates to Alteryx One using Service Principal credentials. Update the Prompt and LLM Override tools to use this DCM connection instead of Designer’s Active Link, and ensure all referenced LLM connections are shared (with credentials) with the Service Principal.

Workflows run successfully on Server when DCM connections are synchronized and the Server environment allows network access to the Alteryx One Platform.

For more information about AI tools, refer to the AI Tools on Server and Service Principals help pages.

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Removed feature flag for automatic member confirmation settings

Removed feature flag for unlock with passkey

Removed feature flag for SCIM refactor

Various under-the-hood improvements and minor bug fixes

Security notice: To resolve a bug with the local storage of API keys for the Bitwarden CLI, the next Bitwarden server release following this one will automatically rotate the personal API keys for users of the Bitwarden CLI. If you use the Bitwarden CLI for any automated workflows, update those workflows with your new API keys immediately following that release in order to maintain continuity.

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Overview

Removed feature flag for vault items archive
Removed feature flag for default saving location when organization data ownership policy is enabled
Removed feature flag for hiding alternate login methods when SSO is required
Removed feature flag for several UX improvements
Removed feature flag for provider initialization refactor
Added support for deeplink redirect with https schema
Various under-the-hood improvements and minor bug fixes

What's Changed

Feature Development

[PM-31736] User-friendly cookie vendor error message by @dereknance in #7270
[PM-33972] Remove pm-26140-marketing-initiated-premium-flow feature flag by @trmartin4 in #7275
[PM-32783] Add electron-storage-cache flag by @dani-garcia in #7286
[PM-33890] Set up Stripe Subscription Schedule API operations by @amorask-bitwarden in #7289
feat(redirect): [PM-30810] Https Redirection for Cloud Users by @Patrick-Pimentel-Bitwarden in #6852
[PM-22110] Remove pm-22110-disable-alternate-login-methods feature flag by @trmartin4 in #7274
[PM-22435] chore: remove create default collections ff ref by @vincentsalucci in #7298
[PM-33086/7] Remove the feature flag RefactorOrgAcceptInit by @r-tome in #7287
[PM-28420] Remove feature flag by @BTreston in #7282
[PM-33087] Remove RefactorOrgAcceptInit feature flag by @r-tome in #7325
[PM-15489] 2fa account recovery by @kspearrin in #7139
Auth/PM-34400 - Add desktop devices feature flag by @JaredSnider-Bitwarden in #7361
[PM-32009] Add New Item Type Feature Flag by @nick-livefront in #7358
[PM-34410] Attachment Upload Feature Flag by @nick-livefront in #7357
Add feature flag for access intelligence trend chart by @Banrion in #7363
[PM-33212] Finalize Org Data Ownership Policy Requirement by @sven-bitwarden in #7210
[PM-332124] Finalize PolicyRequirement + 2FA Feature Flag by @sven-bitwarden in #7209
[PM-19168] Remove Archive Feature Flag guards by @nick-livefront in #7371
[PM-31885] Consolidate all Send policies to a single policy by @harr1424 in #7113
[PM-31905] Remove m2 flag definition by @cturnbull-bitwarden in #7353
[PM-28190] Add feature flag: pm-28190-cipher-sharing-ops-to-sdk Feature Flag by @nikwithak in #6887

🐛 Bug fixes

[PM-33980] Only verify UseMyItems when claim exists by @amorask-bitwarden in #7278
[PM-32450] Allow SMTP TLS CRL status retrieval failures by @dereknance in #7271
[PM-19143] Fix custom permissions not persisting via InviteOrganizationUsersCommand by @r-tome in #7285
[PM-34049] Fix PoliciesController authorize attribute by @eliykat in #7303
[PM-34048 ] Add limit item deletion to manage collection permission to Org view/edit by @vincentsalucci in #7296
[PM-31822] Fix file Send size validation by @mcamirault in #7311
[PM-34440] Fix cache duplicate-key error by @JimmyVo16 in #7360
[PM-30185] Fix email fallback logic to ignore empty primary email by @BTreston in #7359
[PM-32829] Cipher Key for unassigned ciphers by @nick-livefront in #7164
[PM-32260] Fix missing device approval event logs for accepted users by @r-tome in #7247
[PM-26581] Add missing model.type param by @BTreston in #7369
[PM-29981] Add repo call to check if existing collection already has access setup by @BTreston in #7365
[PM-34570] Expired or Cancelled Claimed User Throws Billing Exception on Subscription Cancel by @sbrown-livefront in #7382
fix(change-email): [PM-34742] Change Email Sets Salt (#7422) by @Patrick-Pimentel-Bitwarden in #7423

⚙️ Maintenance

[BRE-1004] Add GHCR Support to Build/Publish workflows by @vgrassia in #7263
[PM-32066] - Add Org Ability View by @jrmccannon in #7194
[PM-33895] Filter [BindNever] parameters from OpenAPI schema by @dani-garcia in #7257
[deps]: Update docker/build-push-action action to v7 by @renovate[bot] in #7221
[PM-32067] - Add Provider Ability View by @jrmccannon in #7200
[PM-33041] Organization Ability: Refactor CipherResponseModel by @JimmyVo16 in #7202
[PM-33043] Refactor PolicyService, CipherService, and TwoFactorAuthenticationValidator by @JimmyVo16 in #7214
[PM-33042] Refactor EventService to remove deprecated GetOrganizationAbilitiesAsync by @JimmyVo16 in #7240
[deps]: Update dorny/test-reporter action to v3 by @renovate[bot] in #7347
[PM-34462] Improve role handling in provider controllers by @eliykat in #7372
[PM-3836] Tools - Make Controllers, Services and API Models nullable by @harr1424 in #7212
Add release yml to rc by @djsmith85 in #7466

📦 Dependency Updates

[deps] Auth: Update Duende.IdentityServer to 7.4.6 by @renovate[bot] in #6323
[PM-33499] Permissive base64 decoder by @dereknance in #7207
[deps]: Update sass to v1.98.0 by @renovate[bot] in #7343
[deps]: Update prettier to v3.8.1 by @renovate[bot] in #6702

🎨 Other

PM-33964 - Fix silent switch defaults in Seeder with fail-fast throws by @theMickster in #7277
[PM-33819] Enforce use of authorize attributes by @eliykat in #7242
Arch/cipher scene by @MGibson1 in #7241
[PM-33894] Schedule price increases by @amorask-bitwarden in #7293
[PM-34082] Seed passkeys by @MGibson1 in #7265
Added RSA keypair pool + Caching to Seeder's RustSdk by @theMickster in #7288
[PM-33896] Update Families organization on schedule transition by @cturnbull-bitwarden in #7300
[PM- 30370] [PM-28827] Add Salt to Auth and KM DTOs by @ike-kottlowski in #7239
[PM-32008] Add scope comment for SecurityTaskAuthorizationHandler by @nick-livefront in #7291
[PM-21926] Add salt to Admin Console DTOs by @ike-kottlowski in #7231
[PM-33043] Fix the failing test. by @JimmyVo16 in #7316
[PM-33899] Release schedule on terminal subscription operations by @amorask-bitwarden in #7305
PM-34033 - Add individual user seeding to preset pipeline by @theMickster in #7304
PM-34033 - Add user & org API key seeding and improve CLI output by @theMickster in #7324
[PM-34039] [Defect] Discount Eligibility Endpoint Shows "New Users Only" Discounts by @sbrown-livefront in #7301
Update to IHostBuilder style by @justindbaur in #6843
[PM-32216] Create Stripe Checkout Session Endpoint by @sbrown-livefront in #7246
[PM-33901] Remove unused UpdateTaxInformation by @cturnbull-bitwarden in #7320
[PM-33901] Implement schedule-aware tax handling by @cturnbull-bitwarden in #7319
PM-33964 - Unify CipherSeeder factories behind CipherSeed domain model. by @theMickster in #7330
Clarify potential misleading comment by @theMickster in #7339
Rename CLI endpoint to Preset instead of Seed by @theMickster in #7340
Move IEventService to Dirt by @eliykat in #7272
[PM-33898] Schedule-aware storage adjustments by @amorask-bitwarden in #7350
[PM-33891] Migrate Cancel and Reinstate Paths by @sbrown-livefront in #7331
[PM-33405] Add OrganizationUserNotificationPolicy by @nick-livefront in #7250
[PM-31902] Remove m2 flagged logic by @cturnbull-bitwarden in #7351
[PM-34530] Display schedule discount on premium subscription page by @amorask-bitwarden in #7375
[PM-33897] Schedule Aware Cancellation and Reinstatement by @sbrown-livefront in #7374
[PM-34530] Fix schedule discount scope on premium subscription page by @amorask-bitwarden in #7378
[PM-29956] Add logging to sponsorship redemption flow by @cturnbull-bitwarden in #7381
[pm-34486] require basic auth on seeder api endpoints by @MGibson1 in #7368
[PM-34582] Include schedule discount in premium tax estimate by @cturnbull-bitwarden in #7385
[PM-33788] EF Emergency Access Query Updates by @enmande in #7297
[PM-34623] Fix stale discount display after Stripe deletion by @amorask-bitwarden in #7391

Full Changelog: v2026.3.2...v2026.4.0

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• Removed feature flag for biometrics refactor on Windows
• Removed feature flag for updated organization invitation email
• Removed feature flag for updated organization confirmation email
• Removed feature flag for data recovery tool
• Removed feature flag for push notifications infrastructure updates
• Updated tax logic for Switzerland
• Various under-the-hood improvements and minor bug fixes

Thank you! 💙 A big shout-out to the following community members for their contributions!

• mdusher - Add globalSettings.knownNetworks so that entire IP ranges can be used for trusting X-Forwarded-* headers
• Warfields - Add PQC TLS Support

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Release notes

• Added option in system administration portal to disable My Items
• Removed feature flag for multi-thread decryption
• Removed feature flag for SSH key storage and SSH Agent
• Removed feature flag for creating My Items for users who are revoked then restored
• Removed feature flag for refactor of InMemoryApplicationCacheService instantiation to help prevent pod stampedes
• Various under-the-hood improvements and minor bug fixes
• Thank you! 💙 A big shout-out to the following community members for their contributions!
• lahma - Use SchedulerBuilder to configure Quartz

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In the race to adopt AI and advanced analytics, speed is often the primary metric. Business analysts are under pressure to deliver AI-powered insights, but as organizations move beyond pilots and into production, a new metric takes precedence: Trust.

AI only works when humans and agents can trust the data behind it. Successfully operationalizing AI depends on understanding where the data comes from, how it moves, and who is using it. That is why we are thrilled with the continued partnership between Alteryx and Collibra to strengthen enterprise governance and enable end-to-end visibility into your AI-powered workflows.

This integration is a win for our joint customers, bridging the gap between data preparation and enterprise governance.

From black box to glass box: The power of data lineage

As analytics initiatives scale, workflows can become increasingly complex. Visibility into the complex chain of transformations across the data ecosystem is crucial.

With the integration between the Alteryx One Platform and Collibra Data Lineage, users gain full traceability and visibility from data origin to outcome. This ensures that every report, dashboard and AI model is grounded in approved, auditable sources.

This level of transparency delivers four critical benefits:

• Strengthened compliance: Automatically map data flows to prove regulatory adherence
• Higher visibility: Track the usage of sensitive data to ensure it is handled correctly throughout the transformation process
• Increased reliability and trust: Create AI outputs that business users can confidently trust
• Improved data quality: Identify the usage of stale or unapproved data sets and redirect analysts to preferred data sources
• Reduced risk: Model downstream impacts of data transformations executed in Alteryx workflows or easily perform root cause analysis to track erroneous metrics to the source

Turning governance into a modernization accelerator

Data lineage is often viewed solely as a defensive safeguard, but this integration transforms it into strategic offense. By gaining visibility into how data is being used across Alteryx workflows, leaders can better understand team behaviors and data usage across their business so that they can ensure only trusted data sources are being used to feed their AI models and analytic workflows.

Additionally, this integration helps identify the most frequently accessed sources and surfaces previously hidden or duplicated work. This visibility empowers organizations to prioritize which data assets to consolidate, migrate or elevate into cloud data platforms — turning governance into an accelerator for data modernization as well as AI-powered analytics.

How does data lineage with Alteryx work?

Simply set up a connection from the Alteryx One admin portal to your external data catalog to enable dynamic runtime lineage. When a workflow executes in Server, Alteryx will automatically collect the relevant metadata, create OpenLineage events and share them with Collibra.

From there, users can simply log into their Collibra instance and search for Alteryx workflows for near real-time insight into how data is being used across your business. This integration supports both:

• Workflow-level lineage for visibility into what data input produces each data output
• Column-level lineage for visibility into the origin of each field or column

A partnership built for the AI era

We are excited to collaborate with the Collibra team to deliver complete data lineage and trusted governance for AI-powered analytics.

Chandra Papudesu, Vice President of Product Management, Data Lineage and Integrations at Collibra, noted “Our joint customers need visibility and transparency of their data that is powering AI and analytics. Through this partnership we enable technical and business teams to have full context to their data to improve trust, address compliance and power AI workloads.”

Together, Alteryx and Collibra empower customers with the end-to-end visibility needed to fuel trusted AI and analytical workloads.

Want to learn more about how Collibra and Alteryx can power AI-powered analytics in your business? Register for our webinar Accelerate AI-Ready Analytics with Trusted Data Lineage. Product experts from Alteryx and Collibra will show how end-to-end data lineage empowers teams to accelerate AI-ready analytics with trusted data.

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Release Notes

• Added endpoints to public API for revoke and restore members
• Removed feature flag for Premium risk insights
• Removed feature flag for improved loading states
• Removed feature flag for performance improvements to re-invite endpoint
• Various under-the-hood improvements and minor bug fixes

Acknowledgments

• Thank you! 💙 A big shout-out to the following community members for their contributions!
• jolness1 - Change hardcoded 5 key WebAuthn limit for login to check if premium

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