This document provides the list of feature enhancements for Aternity Module for Windows ARM, organized by version, including release state. This Module offers support for the Windows operating system designed to run on Arm-based processors.

Learn here about Aternity Modules for Windows.

Note

This Module requires .NET 4.8.1.

What's New in Aternity Module 26.9 (RC)

Aternity Module 26.9 (RC) for Windows ARM reaches performance parity with x86 (with a few exceptions, as listed below).

What's New in Aternity Module 25.1.1.38 (RC)

This release supports

• Device monitoring
• Business activities monitoring
• Web activities monitoring
• Web Page Monitoring

Limitations

• Does not monitor Java applications business activities
• Does not monitor WinUI-based business activities
• Custom PowerShell monitors that include scripts targeting the 32-bit registry path of the Agent (e.g.,\WOW6432Node) fails to execute correctly
• No Network Traffic reports for business activities
• The out-of-the-box Remediation Clean Microsoft Teams Cache is not working

Deploying the Upgrade

Unified Agent is the only way to deploy and distribute Aternity Modules.

The Riverbed Unified Agent is a versatile container component designed to simplify the deployment, upgrade, and management of Riverbed modules (formerly called as agents) for our valued customers.

With the Unified Agent, you can conveniently deploy different modules (for Windows, Mac, or Linux devices) directly from within the UI, streamlining your workflow and enhancing efficiency.

First, read carefully about software system requirements.

Then, learn how to install the Unified Agent and its module.

Release States

This section lists different states of the release cycle. The state reflects the stability level of the module only, and not related to functionality. When the module changes its state (for example, from CA to GA), its functionality remains the same.

• Release Candidate (RC) – This is a new version which Riverbed intends to make available for customers in the near future. You may deploy it to a handful of endpoints to try its features.
• Controlled Availability (CA) – This is a production-ready, supported module with which you may start a limited scale rollout to your organization.
• General Availability (GA) – This is a default module available for full scale deployment to all environments.

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Previous Releases for Aternity SaaS

See here the full content for Aternity SaaS releases in 2026:

What's New in Aternity SaaS 2026

For earlier releases, see

• What's New in Aternity SaaS 2025
• What's New in Aternity SaaS 2024
• What's New in Aternity SaaS 2023
• Releases in 2022 for Aternity SaaS
• Releases in 2021 for Aternity SaaS
• Releases in 2020 for Aternity SaaS
• Releases in 2019 for Aternity SaaS
• Releases in 2018 for Aternity SaaS
• Releases in 2017 for Aternity SaaS
• Releases in 2016 for Aternity SaaS

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What's New in Aternity SaaS 2026

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Aternity continuously evolves through frequent updates, delivering a stream of fresh functionality, improved features, and updated dashboards. In addition to our main monthly updates, Aternity introduces new features dynamically throughout the month as part of our agile CI/CD development process. Stay informed about these innovations by regularly checking our live feed (), where new features are promptly listed upon integration. Make it a habit to revisit this page frequently to stay ahead of the curve and explore the latest enhancements to elevate your Aternity experience.

Tip

These features will be rolled out on the SaaS environments as per our release schedule. If you don't see these features in your Aternity console yet, please be patient as your system will be upgraded soon.

This article lists the latest updates to Aternity SaaS in 2026. You can also view Aternity updates from previous years.

New Features and Capabilities Released During October 2026

The scheduled October release provides system maintenance and internal bug fixes to enhance performance and stability.

New Features and Capabilities Released During September 2026

The scheduled September release provides system maintenance and internal bug fixes to enhance performance and stability.

• Aternity Module 26.9.0.4 for Windows (CA): Aternity Module 26.9.0.4 for Windows has now moved from Release Candidate (RC) to Controlled Availability (CA).
• Unified Agent 26.07.0.188 General Availability: Unified Agent 26.07.0.188 for Windows is now GA. This release replaces 26.07.0.184 (RC) and includes the same functionality and fixes.
• End User Interactions: A new, centralized way to manage end-user interactions across multiple channels, starting with Broadcast Notifications and Sentiment Surveys. Advanced branding capabilities make it easy to deliver a consistent, personalized experience. This capability is supported by Windows Sentiment Module version 26.7 or later.
• Aternity Module 26.9.0.4 for Windows (RC): The Release Candidate (RC) of Aternity Module is now available. It is Intel-certified for optimal power consumption, helping you achieve greater energy efficiency without compromising performance.
• Aternity Fabric Module: The initial Release Candidate (RC) build of Aternity Fabric Module is now available. It introduces Health Events for host resource consumption and critical (Windows) service outage.
• AI Solution Pack Updates: Added Kimi, GLS, and QWEN AI models to the Solution Pack monitor pool. The new monitors are disabled by default, please refer to the help article for instructions on enabling them.
• NPM+ Core Module (for macOS) 26.9.1 (GA): NPM+ Core 26.9.1 on MacOS is now GA! Please see module release news for more details.
• NPM+ Core Module 26.9.1.36 (CA): NPM+ Core Module 26.9.1 includes a few bugfixes to traffic acquisition and PCM integration. Please see module release news for more details.
• NPM+ Troubleshoot dashboards: NPM+ Troubleshoot dashboards have been enhanced with a few visualization options. Please see NPM+ Dashboards Release News for details.
• NPM+ Core Module (for macOS) 26.9.1.27 (RC): The Release Candidate (RC) build of NPM+ Core for macOS is now available. For deployment requirements and guidance, see the release notes and deployment documentation.

New Features and Capabilities Released During August 2026

The scheduled August release provides system maintenance and internal bug fixes to enhance performance and stability.

• Aternity Module 26.6 for macOS (CA): Introduces support for Custom Data and Custom Attributes, enabling richer monitoring, reporting, and segmentation of macOS devices. Available to test now in macOS Aternity Module 26.6 CA upon request.
• New Unified Agent 26.8.0 GA - for Linux: Includes several new capabilities, including support for NPM+ Packet Capture Module.
• NPM+ Core Module GA 26.6.1 .54: Now GA! Note that this version requires a brief network interface restart during install/uninstall.
• NPM+ Packet Capture Module GA 26.6.1 .200: Now GA! Please see module release news for more details.
• NPM+ Packet Capture Module 26.6.1 for Linux is officially CA: Extends support to Linux endpoints with consistent operational experience and centralized management.

New Features and Capabilities Released During July 2026

The scheduled July release provides system maintenance and internal bug fixes to enhance performance and stability.

• NPM+ Core Module (for Linux) 26.6.1-89 CA: Includes bugfixes and supports PCM integration on Linux.
• NPM+ Packet Capture Module 26.6.1.200 CA: Includes support for non cloud harvest storage types, enhancement to the harvest workflow, and support for multiple captures.
• NPM+ Core Module 26.6.1-49 (RC): Initial Release Candidate (RC) build of NPM+ Core Module (for macOS) is now available. Deployment requires preconfiguration for system extensions.
• Physical and Virtual Device Separation for DXI Score Calculation: High CPU and High RAM categories now support separate views for Physical Devices and Virtual Devices.
• AI Monitoring Dashboards for Adoption and Shadow AI: New AI Assurance Solution Pack with dashboards for AI adoption trends and shadow AI activity.
• NPM+ Dashboards: Enhanced with new metrics and sorting options.
• Aternity Module 26.3 Is Now Generally Available (GA): Introduces enhanced Citrix monitoring, Citrix attributes, OS architecture detection for Arm64, and certified compatible with Windows 11 25H2.
• Unified Agent 26.07.0.184 Release Candidate: New release candidate for Unified Agent for Windows with automatic device type detection during installation.
• NPM+ Core Module 26.6.1.54 (for Windows) CA: Includes support for mTLS and switch from OpenSSL to native Windows Cryptographic Libraries (FIPS compliance). Requires brief network interface restart during install/uninstall.

New Features and Capabilities Released During June 2026

The scheduled June release provides system maintenance and internal bug fixes to enhance performance and stability.

• Mobile Dashboards and Data Sources Enhancements: New Create Your Own Dashboard capabilities in Mobile Dashboards > Analyze section with five advanced data sources and raw and aggregated OData APIs for deeper analysis and integration.

New Features and Capabilities Released During May 2026

The scheduled May release provides system maintenance and internal bug fixes to enhance performance and stability.

• New Mobile OData APIs: New OData REST APIs for mobile application data usage to track per-app network consumption with up to 90 days of historical data.
• Aternity App for ServiceNow 3.3 Supports Australia Release: Supports ServiceNow Australia release with some manual configuration steps for embedded tabs in classic Incident view.
• Upload and Download Location Mapping Files via API: Now possible with OAuth authentication and subject to rate limit.
• Upload a Device List for Smart Device Refresh Using an API: Now possible with OAuth authentication and subject to rate limit.

New Features and Capabilities Released During April 2026

The scheduled April release provides system maintenance and internal bug fixes to enhance performance and stability.

• New Advanced Mobile Dashboard: Advanced Mobile Multi DS dashboard for flexible, customizable view of Mobile Application data source.
• New Mobile REST API: New OData REST APIs for mobile application data usage available.

New Features and Capabilities Released During March 2026

The scheduled March release provides system maintenance and internal bug fixes to enhance performance and stability.

• Aternity Module release 26.3 (RC): Enhancements for Troubleshoot Device dashboards including new out-of-the-box Citrix monitoring with new data collections and supporting dashboard tab, OS Arch detection (Added Arm64), and security and performance enhancements.
• Service Desk Alerts for Mobile Devices Health Events: Can now be created using Mobile Devices Health Events for Android or iOS devices.
• Microsoft Teams solution pack: New dashboards for user’s Microsoft Teams call quality with drill-down details, new role for access control, and 5 new predefined business activities for identifying user experience issues.
• Aternity Digital Assistant 24.11.0.174 supports .NET9 and .NET10.
• Unified Agent 26.4 for Mac: Released for General Availability allowing deployment and monitoring of MacOS devices.
• macOS Agent 4.5.0 (GA): Released as general availability.

New Features and Capabilities Released During February 2026

The scheduled February release provides system maintenance and internal bug fixes to enhance performance and stability.

• New Release 3.3 of Aternity App for ServiceNow with Interaction support: ServiceNow integration now supports Interactions for troubleshooting and remediation earlier in the service workflow, reducing incident creation and accelerating resolution.

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Authentication

The Aternity APM Metrics REST API (scai.metrics/1.0) is a read-only API for pulling the same metric and transaction data shown on many Aternity APM dashboard screens. You can use it to extract summarized and time-series metric values into your own tools.

It is NOT:

• A metric ingest API (this reads data; it does not push custom metrics in).
• CORS-enabled (the API is intended to be called server-to-server, not from a browser app).
• The EUE OData API (that API is documented on other help pages.

Full documentation for specific REST endpoints can be found here.

The following options can be used to authenticate requests:

SaaS — User Credentials (Cookie)

Use this to log in with a user name and password. The detailed procedure, view here.

1. POST to https://apm..aternity.com/auth/apm-api/login with the user name and password.
2. Store the session cookie from the response (for example, curl --cookie-jar).
3. Send that cookie on subsequent metric requests to https://apm..aternity.com/scai.metrics/…
4. Add ?realm= to every metrics URL. Cookie auth is invalid without it.

SaaS — OAuth (No User Password)

Use this for automated access with an Entra ID client-credentials token. The detailed procedure, view here.

1. An administrator registers the OAuth app in Aternity and grants it the OData REST API permission.
2. Obtain an access_token from Entra ID (same tokens that work for EUE).
3. Send Authorization: Bearer on every request to https://apm..aternity.com/scai.metrics/…

Important

Do not add ?realm=. Aternity APM derives the account from the token.

On-Premises — Portal Login (Cookie)

On-premises analysis servers do not use SaaS login or OAuth. Log in through the portal API, then reuse the session cookie. There is no realm query parameter.

1. POST to https://{analysis-server}/portal/1.0/login.
2. Set Content-Type: application/json.
3. Wrap the credentials in a data object (required for this endpoint):

{
  "data": {
    "username": "<username>",
    "password": "<password>"
  }
}

1. Store the session cookie from the response.
2. Send that cookie on every /scai.metrics/1.0/… request. Do not add ?realm=.

Example:

curl -k --cookie-jar ./curl-cookies -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"data":{"username":"<username>","password":"<password>"}}' \
  https://{analysis-server}/portal/1.0/login
curl -k --cookie ./curl-cookies \
  https://{analysis-server}/scai.metrics/1.0/software_version

A successful login returns HTTP 200 with an empty body. Failed credentials return 403.

Base URL and API Contract

(For SaaS): The Aternity APM host is apm..aternity.com. Metrics resources are under /scai.metrics/1.0/:

https://apm..aternity.com/scai.metrics/1.0/{resource}

Replace with your Aternity environment (for example, us2, my, lms). Cookie auth also requires ?realm= on that URL.

(For on-premise): Use the analysis server host or IP:

https://{analysis-server}/scai.metrics/1.0/{resource}

The service descriptor lists every resource, field, type, and example. In general:

• GET resources return valid names and IDs to use in later requests.
• POST resources return metric data (including top-n and delay metrics) or transaction search results.

The walkthrough below uses software_version as a smoke test and metrics as a typical POST. For other resources, copy the same auth and time-range pattern and take request/response details from the descriptor.

Example Calls

1. Smoke test connectivity and authentication

SaaS cookie auth:

curl -k --cookie ./curl-cookies "https://apm.<env>.aternity.com/scai.metrics/1.0/software_version?realm=<realm>"

SaaS OAuth:

curl -k -H "Authorization: Bearer <access_token>" "https://apm.<env>.aternity.com/scai.metrics/1.0/software_version"

On-premises:

curl -k --cookie ./curl-cookies "https://{analysis-server}/scai.metrics/1.0/software_version"

A successful response is a plain string such as Riverbed SteelCentral AppInternals .

1. Discover valid inputs

Call GET resources to discover the names and IDs of objects and parameters, including categories, applications, metric names, statistics, and the custom-metric equivalents. Use returned IDs in your filters.

This example gets configured applications. The ID of Another application (3) is the application used in the metrics request below.

SaaS cookie auth:

curl -k --cookie ./curl-cookies "https://apm.<env>.aternity.com/scai.metrics/1.0/applications?realm=<realm>"

Example response:

{
  "applications": [
    { "name": "An application", "id": 1 },
    { "name": "Another application", "id": 3 }
  ]
}

OAuth and on-premises use the same path; omit ?realm= as in the smoke test.

1. POST a metrics request

Comments in the examples below are for explanation only; they are not part of the API payload.

Anatomy of a metrics request body:

{
  "start_time_secs": 1493325000,          // Unix epoch start time
  "bucket_width_secs": 60,                // 1-minute data points
  "duration_secs": 120,                   // 2 × bucket_width_secs → 2 time-series values
  "include_timeseries": true,             // false (or omit) = summary only, no time series
  "object_filters": [                     // multiple filters are ANDed
    {
      "object_category_name": "APPLICATION_ID",
      "instance_name": "3"                 // ID from the applications GET resource
    }
  ],
  "metric_statistic_pairs": [             // metrics to return
    { "metric_name": "count", "statistic_name": "cnt" },
    { "metric_name": "exception_count", "statistic_name": "cnt" }
  ]
}

If the above object (minus the explanatory comments) is saved to the file metrics-body.json, sending it as a POST would look like:

curl -k --cookie ./curl-cookies -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d @metrics-body.json \
  "https://apm.<env>.aternity.com/scai.metrics/1.0/metrics?realm=<realm>"

OAuth and on-premises use the same URL and method; omit ?realm= as in the smoke test.

Anatomy of the metrics response body:

{
  "id": 0,
  "metrics_values": [
    {                                                    // Metric: transaction count
      "key": { "metric_name": "count", "statistic_name": "cnt" },
      "summary_value": 48,                               // aggregate over entire time range
      "timeseries_values": [
        { "value": 26, "timestamp": 1493325000 },        // bucket 1
        { "value": 22, "timestamp": 1493325060 }         // bucket 2
      ]
    },
    {                                                    // Metric: exception count
      "key": { "metric_name": "exception_count", "statistic_name": "cnt" },
      "summary_value": 6,                                // aggregate over entire time range
      "timeseries_values": [
        { "value": 3, "timestamp": 1493325000 },         // bucket 1
        { "value": 3, "timestamp": 1493325060 }          // bucket 2
      ]
    }
  ],
  "timeseries_bucket_width_secs": 60                     // may differ from requested width if autotuned
}

Object Categories and Filters

• SERVER naming: Use the full server name from Agent Details / tooltip, not the truncated label on the Servers tab.
• Tags: SERVER_TAG values are key=value.
• COMPONENT_* categories are only valid in top-n requests.
• APPLICATION_ID and TRANSACTION_TYPE_ID: Use IDs from the corresponding GET resources, not display names.
• Custom metrics are identified by their dimension names, not SERVER. Discover those names from the custom-metric GET resources in the descriptor.

Time Range and Bucket Rules

• For explicit bucket widths ≥ 60s, duration_secs must be a whole multiple of bucket_width_secs, and widths > 60 must be a whole number of minutes.
• bucket_width_secs is optional; if omitted the server uses a default / autotunes it (and may return a different timeseries_bucket_width_secs).
• 1-second buckets (a bucket_width_secs below 60) are supported, but the duration is then capped at 15 minutes unless server settings are altered.
• Start time must be aligned to the granularity boundary for the requested duration. An unaligned start (such as an arbitrary current timestamp) returns an Invalid time input error, so use a start on a minute or coarser boundary.

Notes for Using curl

• Use a cookie jar (--cookie / --cookie-jar) for cookie auth, or -H "Authorization: Bearer …" for OAuth.
• Send Content-Type: application/json on POSTs.
• On Windows, put the JSON body in a file and use -d @body.json (or curl -K ./curl-opts) to avoid quoting problems.

Errors

Errors return error_title and error_detail (for example, a duration_secs that is not a multiple of bucket_width_secs).

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Procedure

Step 1

Obtain username and password to access REST API.

The username and password could be found on the EUE side by selecting the User icon and then selecting REST API Access.

If both APM and EUEM are available in your environment and the integration links have been configured, then at the top of the analysis server interface there is a link Switch to EUEM. Click the link to open the Aternity EUEM interface. You must have an account to log in to the instance (not available for all APM SaaS companies In APM SaaS).

Switch to Aternity EUE from the top bar of Aternity APM and find to send a REST API query in Excel, PowerBI or a browser, enter the URL of the REST API, your Aternity username (must have the OData REST API role) and its password. You can find this by selecting User icon > REST API Access. SSO users must generate (once) and use a special password, as Aternity's REST API does not authenticate with your enterprise's identity provider.

Step 2

Authenticate your SaaS credentials with your SaaS environment.

This is done by making a POST request to the SaaS environment:

apm.<env>.aternity.com/auth/apm-api/login

The body of that POST request is a JSON object containing your username and password.

Here is POST JSON example sent to https://apm.my-demo.aternity.com/auth/apm-api/login :

{
   "username": "[email protected]",
   "password": "odataPassword",
}

You receive back a cookie that will be used to authorize the requests that users send.

Step 3

Now you can make requests to APM SaaS, use the cookie that was provided from the authentication. Specify the realm you are trying to call by providing it in the URL.

For example:

apm.<env>.aternity.com/scai.metrics/1.0/metrics?realm=<realm>

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This document provides a comprehensive table of feature enhancements, organized by version (including release state) and feature description.

Aternity Fabric Module serves as the foundation for some capabilities provided in Aternity.

What's New in Aternity Fabric Module (RC)

The Aternity Fabric Module’s initial release introduces Health Events for host resource consumption and critical (Windows) service outage. Those health events, regardless of being generated by Aternity Fabric Module are streamed into the classic Aternity's Device Health dashboards and can be assigned into remediations or runbooks in the Service Desk Alerts.

Field Description Host Resource Consumption Health Events The Aternity Fabric Module monitors key host resources over time and generates an ongoing health event until issue is resolved, it provides a rich snapshot (available via REST API) of: • Top resource-consuming applications and services • Current host resource state • AC charging state • The existence of Active (unlocked) sessions Learn more. Critical Windows Services Outage Health Events The Aternity Fabric Module monitors defined Windows services and generates a health event when those services are detected as stopped. Administrators can configure a list of critical Windows services. Learn more. Original source

Aternity continuously evolves through frequent updates, delivering a stream of fresh functionality, improved features, and updated dashboards. In addition to our main monthly updates, Aternity introduces new features dynamically throughout the month as part of our agile CI/CD development process. Stay informed about these innovations by regularly checking our live feed (), where new features are promptly listed upon integration. Make it a habit to revisit this page frequently to stay ahead of the curve and explore the latest enhancements to elevate your Aternity experience.

Tip

These features will be rolled out on the SaaS environments as per our release schedule. If you don't see these features in your Aternity console yet, please be patient as your system will be upgraded soon.

This article lists the latest updates to Aternity SaaS in 2026. You can also view Aternity updates from previous years.

New Features and Capabilities Released During September 2026

The scheduled August release provides system maintenance and internal bug fixes to enhance performance and stability.

New Features and Capabilities Released During August 2026

The scheduled August release provides system maintenance and internal bug fixes to enhance performance and stability.

• Aternity Module 26.6 for macOS (CA): Aternity for macOS 26.6 CA introduces support for Custom Data and Custom Attributes, bringing another key milestone in macOS feature parity with Windows. This highly requested capability allows organizations to extend endpoint visibility by collecting custom metrics and device-specific attributes through scripted monitors, enabling richer monitoring, reporting, and segmentation of macOS devices. Available to test now in macOS Aternity Module 26.6 CA upon request.

• New Unified Agent 26.8.0 GA - for Linux: Unified Agent for Linux has several new capabilities, including support for NPM+ Packet Capture Module. Please click on the title to see the release notes.

• NPM+ Core Module GA 26.6.1 .54: NPM+ Core Module 26.6.1 is now GA! Please see module release news for more details. Note that this version requires a brief network interface restart during install/uninstall.

• NPM+ Packet Capture Module GA 26.6.1 .200: NPM+ Packet Capture Module 26.6.1 is now GA! Please see module release news for more details.

• NPM+ Packet Capture Module 26.6.1 for Linux is officially CA!: This release extends NPM+ Packet Capture support to Linux endpoints and delivers the same core packet capture and troubleshooting capabilities available on Windows. Customers can now perform endpoint-level packet capture across both Windows and Linux environments with a consistent operational experience and centralized management through NPM+ Packet Capture Manager. Contact your Riverbed Account Team today to request activation of NPM+ Packet Capture Manager in your environment.

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Previous Releases for Aternity SaaS

See here the full content for Aternity SaaS releases in 2026:

What's New in Aternity SaaS 2026

For earlier releases, see

• What's New in Aternity SaaS 2025
• What's New in Aternity SaaS 2024
• What's New in Aternity SaaS 2023
• Releases in 2022 for Aternity SaaS
• Releases in 2021 for Aternity SaaS
• Releases in 2020 for Aternity SaaS
• Releases in 2019 for Aternity SaaS
• Releases in 2018 for Aternity SaaS
• Releases in 2017 for Aternity SaaS
• Releases in 2016 for Aternity SaaS

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What's New in Aternity SaaS 2026

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Aternity Activity Designer 26.3 has been released to support the latest Aternity Module 26.3 recordings.

Aternity Activity Designer is backward compatible with the old Aternity agents.

Aternity Activity Designer is a visual tool for creating custom activities for desktop applications without requiring any programming knowledge. Designer enables you to pinpoint the UI events that mark the start and end of your new activity.

Create an activity, upload it to Aternity, and distribute it to monitored devices

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Aternity Activity Designer 12.2.2 offers bug fixes and performance improvements.

Deploying This Upgrade

Designer is easy to deploy, and includes the same features as earlier releases.

Issues Resolved in This Release

• Security vulnerabilities fixes.
• Resolved a case when, occasionally, the Aternity Activity Designer failed to load the selected recording.
• Resolved Veracode vulnerabilities in the Eclipse codebase of Designer.
• Improved Aternity Activity Designer stability and security.
• Security vulnerability fixes.
• Recordings get corrupted due to unhandled DNS events.
• The Designer does not report all activities when validating a long recording.
• If Save in Raw Data Only checked but Activate is unchecked, the server cannot load the activity.
• Under Literal Library - Incomplete some events appear in red.
• In some cases, the default fail-safe literals (Any Click, Any Keypress and Application Lost Focus) are no longer created automatically.
• Removed an unnecessary wildcard in the generated signatures containing substring parameters that caused a high Agent CPU.

Known Limitations

(Windows) Configure your display Scale and layout to 100%. Otherwise, the start or end of your activity will be marked in a wrong place and you might capture a wrong event.

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Aternity Activity Designer 11 offers bug fixes and performance improvements.

Deploying This Upgrade

Designer is easy to deploy, and includes the same features as earlier releases, with added security and reliability. Learn more.

Important

Designer 11 can play recordings made with Agent 9.x and 11.0.

Issues Resolved in This Release

• Resolved rare cases when Designer did not generate the correct signature.
• Designer now properly synchronizes the timestamps of the video with the associated events.
• Designer now completes validation successfully (does not hang indefinitely).
• When you undock the video window, it remains visible even when you select an activity from another application.
• Improved security by updating a third party library which had a vulnerability.

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Aternity Activity Designer 3.2.x offers new functionality, features and improvements in performance.

What's New

There are several new features in Aternity Activity Designer 3.2.x. Learn more.

Deploying This Upgrade

Designer 3.2.x requires any 64-bit Windows, and the Windows Media Player installed. Learn more.

Important

When you open a project, Designer 3.2.4 automatically checks all activities for any corrupted data. If it finds any, you must delete those activities and recreate them from scratch. Do NOT reuse any elements from those corrupted activities.

Automatic check for data corruption when opening a project

Known Issues in This Release

• For some videos, the event timestamp sync with the video player may be incorrect.
• Occasionally the Designer splash screen may appear as an empty black rectangle, but the application continues to function normally.
• Designer has difficulty on Turkish operating systems. We recommend avoiding use of Turkish characters in activity names.

Issues Resolved in This Release

• Stability and performance improvements (SalesForce IDs: 854665, 865682, 852152, 857220) in 3.2.4
• Resolved issues with workspace data integrity. If it finds any corrupted activities, it automatically renames them, and you must recreate them from scratch. (SalesForce IDs: 852801, 849923, 849194) in 3.2.4
• Playback validation now available in Windows 10. (SalesForce ID: 854665) in 3.2.4
• Reinstated copy and paste several literals at once. in 3.2.4
• Resolved issues validating a recording captured on a device with a different time zone than the PC running the Designer. in 3.2.0
• Resolved issues validating recordings captured with Agent 9.0.5 or later. (SalesForce IDs: 14095, 13923, 13920) in 3.2.0

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Aternity Activity Designer is a visual tool for creating custom activities for desktop applications without requiring any programming knowledge. Designer enables you to pinpoint the UI events that mark the start and end of your new activity. Version 11.0 offers new functionality, features and improvements in performance.
For details on the list of resolved issues for this release, learn more.

This release introduces the following enhancements:

• Support for Agent 11.0 Playback
• Link to the Event Included in a Literal
• Validation Results Sorting by Time
• Riverbed Re-branding
• Multiple Literals in a Loop
• Ease of Use

Support for Agent 11.0 Playback

Designer can load and play the Agent 11 recordings as well as provide a download link for Playback Agent 11 if it is missing.

Link to the Event Included in a Literal

When fine-tuning an activity, it is really helpful to understand what was the original event that a literal is created from. The Designer already marks used events in green, and now in Designer 11 each literal gets a direct link (Show Event) to the event and the recording it was created from (in case the recording exists).
Click on the Show Event link to see the original event from which this literal has been created

Validation Results Sorting by Time

Designer provides two ways to sort the validation results:

• Sort by name: The results are grouped by activity name and within the group they are sorted by the activity start time. This is useful when dealing with short recordings or with a small number of activities. (The option existed in previous version.)
• Sort by time: “Story telling” results are sorted by the activity start time. In this view there is no hierarchy, and each row displays a separate activity with its name. This is useful when dealing with long recordings that include work flows that you might need to follow. (The option is introduced in this release.)

Sort the results by the activity start time
Users can copy the results to a clipboard and then paste them in their favorite text editor.

Riverbed Re-branding

Designer is now part of Riverbed SteelCentral product family.
Designer Activity Documents (which are generated automatically with signatures) are also re-branded to comply with Riverbed branding policy.

Multiple Literals in a Loop

Designer now allows to include multiple complete literals as part of the loop. When multiple literals are selected, activity will end when the last literal will stop trigger the loop. This capability has been created for advanced signature developers.
The parameters of multiple literals in loop are set according to the first literal in this loop. You can click on the Available indicator link and set a different duration time. Note that the change applies to all literals in the loop.
Loop

Ease of Use

The Project Explorer can now be hidden via the Preferences menu. To show the explorer, select Show Project Explorer. To hide it, deselect the menu.
Show or hide Project Explorer

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Previous Releases for Aternity SaaS

See here the full content for Aternity SaaS releases in 2026:

What's New in Aternity SaaS 2026

For earlier releases, see

• What's New in Aternity SaaS 2025
• What's New in Aternity SaaS 2024
• What's New in Aternity SaaS 2023
• Releases in 2022 for Aternity SaaS
• Releases in 2021 for Aternity SaaS
• Releases in 2020 for Aternity SaaS
• Releases in 2019 for Aternity SaaS
• Releases in 2018 for Aternity SaaS
• Releases in 2017 for Aternity SaaS
• Releases in 2016 for Aternity SaaS

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What's New in Aternity SaaS 2026

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Aternity continuously evolves through frequent updates, delivering a stream of fresh functionality, improved features, and updated dashboards. In addition to our main monthly updates, Aternity introduces new features dynamically throughout the month as part of our agile CI/CD development process. Stay informed about these innovations by regularly checking our live feed (), where new features are promptly listed upon integration. Make it a habit to revisit this page frequently to stay ahead of the curve and explore the latest enhancements to elevate your Aternity experience.

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These features will be rolled out on the SaaS environments as per our release schedule. If you don't see these features in your Aternity console yet, please be patient as your system will be upgraded soon.

This article lists the latest updates to Aternity SaaS in 2026. You can also view Aternity updates from previous years.

New Features and Capabilities Released During August 2026

The scheduled August release provides system maintenance and internal bug fixes to enhance performance and stability.

New Features and Capabilities Released During July 2026

The scheduled July release provides system maintenance and internal bug fixes to enhance performance and stability.

New Features and Capabilities Released During June 2026

The scheduled June release provides system maintenance and internal bug fixes to enhance performance and stability.

• Mobile Dashboards and Data Sources Enhancements: Aternity Mobile now includes new Create Your Own Dashboard capabilities in the Mobile Dashboards > Analyze section. You can build custom dashboards using five advanced data sources that provide insights into application connection latency, data usage, health events, cellular coverage, and application data consumption. In addition, both raw and aggregated OData APIs are now available for these new data sources, enabling deeper analysis and integration with external reporting tools.

New Features and Capabilities Released During May 2026

• New Mobile OData APIs: New OData REST APIs for mobile application data usage are now available! Use MOBILE_APPLICATION_DATA_USAGE_RAW, _HOURLY, and _DAILY to track per-app network consumption across your mobile fleet. For example, spot usage spikes, identify resource-hungry apps, and detect abnormal behavior with up to 90 days of historical data.
• Aternity App for ServiceNow 3.3 Supports Australia Release: Aternity App for ServiceNow supports the ServiceNow Australia release. As part of changes introduced in the Australia release, customers using embedded tabs in the classic Incident view may need to complete a few manual configuration steps. Learn more about the required steps here.
• Upload and Download Location Mapping Files via API: It is now possible to upload and download location mapping files via API, in addition to the existing UI-based workflow. To use this capability, authentication is required via an OAuth application. Please note that API usage is subject to a rate limit of 10 calls per day per account.
• Upload a Device List for Smart Device Refresh Using an API: It is now possible to upload a device list for Smart Device Refresh using an API, in addition to the existing UI option. To use this capability, authentication is required via an OAuth application. Please note that this API is subject to a rate limit of 10 calls per day per account.

New Features and Capabilities Released During April 2026

• New Advanced Mobile Dashboard: Aternity now includes the Advanced Mobile Multi DS dashboard, offering a flexible, customizable view of the Mobile Application data source. It enables unified analysis of app usage, device attributes, network conditions, and more, allowing you to filter, aggregate, and correlate data in one place.
• New Mobile REST API: New OData REST APIs for mobile application data usage are now available! Use MOBILE_APPLICATION_DATA_USAGE_RAW, _HOURLY, and _DAILY to track per-app network consumption across your mobile fleet. For example, spot usage spikes, identify resource-hungry apps, and detect abnormal behavior with up to 90 days of historical data.

New Features and Capabilities Released During March 2026

• Aternity Module release 26.3 (RC) offers the enhancements for Troubleshoot Device dashboards including new out-of-the-box Citrix monitoring, new Citrix Static Attributes Collection, new Citrix Monitored Attributes Collection, OS Arch detection (Added Arm64), and security and performance enhancements.
• Service Desk Alerts for Mobile Devices Health Events: Service Desk Alerts can now be created using Mobile Devices Health Events, allowing association of runbooks or creation of ServiceNow tickets automatically to events generated by Android or iOS devices.
• Microsoft Teams solution pack: New dashboards provide in-depth user Microsoft Teams call quality, with a new role controlling access and 5 new predefined business activities added for Microsoft Teams.
• Aternity Digital Assistant 24.11.0.174 supports .NET9 and .NET10.
• Unified Agent 26.4 for Mac released for General Availability, allowing deploying modules for MacOS and monitoring MacOS devices.
• Agent for macOS 4.5.0 released as general availability.

New Features and Capabilities Released During February 2026

• New Release 3.3 of Aternity App for ServiceNow with Interaction support: ServiceNow integration now supports Interactions, enabling Service Desk Agents to investigate and resolve user issues directly from Interactions using remediation actions, real-time device data, and quick links to Aternity dashboards, reducing unnecessary incident creation and accelerating time to resolution.

New Features and Capabilities Released During January 2026

The scheduled January release provides system maintenance and internal bug fixes to enhance performance and stability.

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