Alteryx Release Notes
Last updated: Feb 18, 2026
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- Feb 18, 2026
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Version 2026.2.0
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! đ 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
- Feb 4, 2026
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Version 2026.1.1
Release notes
- Removed feature flag for disabling type zero encryption
- Removed feature flag for notifications to locked and inactive accounts
- Removed feature flag for redirect on SSO required error
- Users who inherit Premium from their organization membership now have 5Gb of storage
- Added new endpoints for Send
- Updates to email copy
- Security fixes for logging
- Various under-the-hood improvements and minor bug fixes
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- Jan 28, 2026
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In-Place Analytics: The Foundation for AI Governance in the Cloud
Alteryx expands its Google Cloud partnership with LiveQuery for BigQuery, enabling inâplace analytics that run where data lives while preserving governance. This update brings governed, warehouseâscale analytics to Google Cloud and tightens data security with native workflow orchestration.
Announcement: Alteryx has expanded its partnership with Google Cloud, bringing in-place analytics to BigQuery and enabling governed workflows to run directly in Google Cloud.
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For years, business analysts prioritized speed while IT maintained strict security standards. The result was isolated analytics: often brilliant but disconnected, agile but completely ungoverned.
AI has ended that compromise.
When models drive critical decisions affecting revenue, compliance, and customer trust, âdisconnectedâ becomes a major liability. Organizations require platforms that enable innovation and govern at the same speed. Alteryx One provides this essential balance, not by restricting users, but by embedding governance directly into the analytic workflow.
From managing data to managing logic
Chief Data Officers (CDOs) and Enterprise Architects are facing a new challenge. AI models do more than query databases; they execute logic that actively shapes business outcomes. A âblack boxâ that recommends pricing, flags fraud, or segments customers introduces risks that traditional data governance was never designed to address.
The market has recognized this deficit. Demand for AI governance is surging as organizations deal with âShadow AIâ and struggle to explain how their models reach conclusions. Alteryx responds by treating the entire analytic process as the governed asset, not just the underlying data.
Deep lineage and comprehensive metadata tracking transform opaque workflows into mapped, auditable trails. IT leaders can now trace every transformation, calculation, and decision point. Self-service analytics moves beyond the âwild westâ era to operate like controlled, flexible infrastructure that is fully visible.LiveQuery: The power of in-place analytics
Enabling business users traditionally meant extracting data. Extracts created three problems: data escaped governed environments, permissions detached from the source, and analysts worked from snapshots that grew stale by the hour. LiveQuery eliminates this trade-off by pioneering what the industry now calls in-place analytics.
This concept overturns a long held assumption: that analytics tools must pull data to them. In-place analytics reverses this model. Instead of moving data to the analytics tool, LiveQuery pushes the computation to your cloud warehouse, whether itâs Snowflake, Databricks, or BigQuery where your data already resides â zero data movement. Alteryx One orchestrates the process rather than storing the data.
This architectural shift solves inherent problems that data movement could never address. For Heads of Analytics Platforms and Directors of Data Governance, in-place analytics means:- Security is locked in at the source. Access controls (RBAC) defined in your warehouse apply automatically. Data never crosses secure boundaries. Permissions travel with the query, not with a downloaded CSV file.
- Compute scales seamlessly with your warehouse. Analysts can work with billions of rows using the same drag-and-drop interface, but the heavy lifting is executed in your elastic cloud infrastructure.
- Costs drop when data stops moving. Egress fees vanish when queries run in the warehouse instead of pulling data out. You pay for storage once, not twice.
In-place analytics is more than a technical feature, it is a foundational governance philosophy. When analysis occurs where the data lives, security and performance cease to be competing priorities. IT maintains essential control without creating user friction.
This model is especially powerful for organizations standardizing analytics and AI workloads in cloud platforms like Google Cloud, where data scale, performance, and governance must coexist by design.
In-place analytics, optimized for Google Cloud
As more organizations standardize on Google Cloud for analytics and AI, BigQuery has become the system of record for some of their most critical data. But centralizing data alone doesnât solve a persistent challenge: The logic defining your metrics is rarely centralized; itâs often a mess of scattered SQL scripts, disconnected spreadsheets, and the âtribal knowledgeâ of business users who simply know what the right answer should look like.
This is where an expanded partnership between Alteryx and Google Cloud comes into focus.
With Live Query for BigQuery, analytic workflows are built in Alteryx One and executed directly inside BigQuery, allowing teams to prepare data, apply business logic, and perform calculations where the data already lives. There are no extracts, no duplicated datasets, and no break in governance. Computation runs natively in Google Cloud, while Alteryx orchestrates the workflow and preserves full lineage and transparency.
For business teams, this means direct, intuitive access to BigQueryâs full-fidelity data without needing to write SQL or manage complex pipelines. Analysts and information workers can iterate quickly, adapt to changing business needs, and encode domain expertise into repeatable workflows â all while operating at warehouse scale.
For IT and data leaders, the benefits are architectural. Security controls remain enforced at the source. Governance is centralized. Shadow pipelines and unmanaged extracts are reduced. The result is a simpler, more trustworthy analytics environment that maximizes the value of existing Google Cloud investments.
Looking ahead, Alteryx plans to expand its Google-first offerings with Alteryx One: Google Edition, a purpose-built version of Alteryx One optimized for Google Cloud. When available, it will combine Alteryxâs governed analytics workflows with native connectivity to BigQuery and other Google tools, giving teams a more streamlined path from data to insight â without sacrificing control or explainability.
Together, Alteryx and Google Cloud bring the promise of in-place analytics to life for BigQuery users, helping organizations move faster while keeping analytics and AI grounded in trusted data and governed logic.IT and business as partners, not adversaries
The traditional binary choice, lock down data or lose control, was always a false one. Alteryx One and LiveQuery prove that organizations donât have to remove guardrails to increase speed. Instead, they make those guardrails invisible and intrinsic to the platform.
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For Directors of BI, this dramatically reduces the backlog of simple data requests. Technical teams are freed from fielding routine transformation tickets, allowing them to focus on high-value infrastructure and complex AI engineering. For the C-suite, agility is no longer traded off against security.
The bottleneck disappears when governance is the foundation of the platform, not a process layered on top. IT and business teams stop negotiating access and start building togetherâusing the same tools, adhering to the same standards, and operating within the same auditable fabric.
That is the true shift. It is not about achieving faster analytics despite governance, but achieving faster analytics because of it.
Learn more about the Alteryx and Google Cloud partnership
Explore how Alteryx and Google Cloud work together to bring governed, in-place analytics to BigQuery and help organizations move faster with trusted data and AI. - Jan 22, 2026
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Version 2026.1.0
Updates to welcome email for new users
- Removed feature flag for new unlock data model
- Removed feature flag for My Items
- Removed feature flag for organization users endpoint optimization
- Various under-the-hood improvements and minor bug fixes.
- January 2026
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Decoupled Designer and Server Updates
Alteryx plans to decouple Designer and Server updates to speed access to new features and cut IT overhead. Designers upgrade independently with publish warnings to older Servers, improving flexibility. Full decoupling is slated for 2026.1 with ongoing compatibility notes for workflow execution.
To modernize the update experience and reduce IT overhead, Alteryx has decoupled Designer and Server updates. This change allows you to upgrade Designer independently from Server, so users can immediately access the latest Designer features without waiting for Server approval or environment upgrades. This improvement streamlines adoption, accelerates access to new functionality, and reduces delays especially for organizations with lengthy Server update cycles.
With this enhancement, assets built in newer versions of Designer are no longer blocked from being published to older Server environments. Instead of a blocking error, users will now see a warning and can choose whether to proceed, empowering teams with more flexibility while reducing workflow disruptions.
For important details (including potential limitations) and ongoing updates, go to Designer Server Version Compatibility.
Workflow Execution
In the 2025.2 release, the previous Designer-Server version compatibility limitations still apply to workflow execution. That is, you can't execute workflows created in a newer version of Designer than Server.
The 2026.1 release will be the first release where you can take advantage of the decoupling between Designer and Server. That is, you can upgrade Designer to 26.1 and save and execute 26.1 workflows in Server 25.2 (noting Potential Execution Impacts).
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AMP Engine as the Future
Alteryx elevates AMP as the strategic engine powering new capabilities and default workflows. AMP-only tools and connectors headline the move, with legacy Engine fixes continuing during migration. Customers are urged to start transitioning now as AMP becomes the primary platform.
Over the past several releases, we've continued to build exciting new capabilities on the AMP engine. AMP delivers significant performance benefits and powers many of our newest features, including AMP-only tools like GenAI, Control Container, Rank, and Data Cleanse Pro. New workflows now use AMP by default, and new connectors are also AMP-only.
Today, AMP is where innovation in Designer is happening. As we look ahead, we're investing in AMP as the strategic engine for Alteryx One. Going forward, we will focus our innovations, development, and improvements on the AMP engine. Rest assured, the original Engine will still receive critical fixes until AMP adoption and migration are complete.
We are committed to investing in AMP as our primary Engine. To take advantage of what's next, we encourage you to begin your transition today. We're committed to supporting you every step of the way.
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Designer UI Updates for Full and Basic Users
This content applies to the new Alteryx One Editions launched in spring 2025. It doesn't apply to accounts purchased earlier unless those accounts have migrated to one of the new editions.
We have updated the Designer user interface for Basic users and Full users who don't have access to certain add-ons. Full and Basic users can now clearly identify which settings and options they have access to based on their user type. As part of these updates, the Designer main menus, User Settings, and Workflow Configuration settings have been updated.
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Alteryx One UI Updates and Dialog Modernization
We have replaced instances of âAlteryx Analytics Cloud Platformâ with âAlteryx One Platformâ. Additionally, we have made several UI updates to the dialog windows in Designer. These updates offer a more polished, accessible, and consistent experience across Alteryx products.
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Suppress Errors via Control Containers
Control Containers
We have introduced robust error suppression within Control Containers. Use this to prevent workflow failures due to localized issues, enable visibility into captured errors, and create intelligent routing logic.
With error suppression, fewer workflows fail unexpectedly, less manual effort is needed to rerun or patch jobs due to transient or expected issues, Server admins don't need to sift through noisy logs to find meaningful problems, and teams can automate more complex logic (for example, retries, conditionals) without external scripting. For details, go to Control Container Tool.
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In-DB Stored Procedure Support
Stored Procedures Support
We have added support for stored procedures via the Pre-SQL and Post-SQL statement functionality introduced in the 2025.1 release. This enhancement provides greater flexibility when working with In-DB tools. You can leverage stored procedures for tasks like data validation, logging, or cleanup operations, eliminating the need for external scripts. Stored procedure support is available via the Data Stream In, Data Stream Out, and Write Data In-DB tools.
Note
Stored procedures are supported for these connections:
- SQL Server for ODBC and Bulk Writer
- Oracle for ODBC Only