Boomi Release Notes

The September 2026 release

The September 2026 release continues our momentum in helping you Integrate, Automate, and Activate AI across your enterprise. For a full list of what’s included in the release, see the detailed release notes.

Let’s take a look at the highlights in this release.

Boomi AI

Boomi AI keeps expanding agent governance and builder capabilities in this release, with Anthropic-managed agents joining Agent Control Tower as a native provider, new export/import capabilities in Agent Garden API, and more agent lifecycle and governance improvements on the way. Boomi Orchestrate will be generally available on September 12, 2026. All internal employees, US customers, and US-based TPP partners will be enabled in this release.

What’s New – Boomi Orchestrate

• September Release
  • Upgrade asset build with Companion Skills: Orchestrate now upgrades asset build capabilities with Companion Skills for Integration, DataHub, and Agentstudio
  • Marketplace Integration in Orchestrate: Orchestrate can consume Marketplace bundles/recipes to generate solution graphs, match business intent with Marketplace recipes, present ranked preview suggestions, and hydrate installed recipes with account-scoped IDs upon installation.
  • Asset synchronization: Orchestrate allows real-time synchronization between services and assets in the solution graph
  • Manual edits: Users can manually add, delete, and connect solution graph nodes directly on the canvas rather than relying solely on chat prompts. Graph changes are passed to the LLM to update the solution summary and conversational context.
  • UI and architecture updates: Unified AI summary generation rules across chat and Asset Sync paths using shared Jinja2 templates. Added region field support for EventStream assets. Solution assets are organized into clear, canonical architectural layers.

What’s New – Boomi Agentstudio (Garden and Control Tower)

What’s New – September Release

• Anthropic Claude Managed Agents, natively supported – Connect your Anthropic workspace to catalog Claude Managed Agents in Control Tower alongside Boomi Agent Garden, Amazon Bedrock, and Snowflake Cortex. Agent details, versions, models, instructions, tools, invocation counts, and token usage sync automatically as they change. (Not supported in UK Prod. Anomaly monitoring is not in this MVP.)
• Cross-user session logs for admins – In Control Tower, Platform Administrators and Agent Garden Administrators can now view any user’s unstructured agent session logs in Control Tower, not only their own.
• Agent Garden Design API, export and import – New /export and /import endpoints let you pull an agent’s full configuration as a ZIP and push a YAML config back in to restore or migrate it.
• MCP multi-remote support – When an MCP server offers more than one remote endpoint, you now choose which one to connect to.
• Create tools without leaving Agent Designer – A new Create New Tool option in the Available Tools drawer lets you build a missing tool in a separate tab and reload it back into Agent Designer.
• Conversation starters in the Test Panel – Clickable prompt pills let you test an agent’s capabilities without typing a prompt from scratch. Starters already added in the Profile section carry over automatically.
• Richer glossary associations – The Associations tab now shows agent title, mode, and model name pulled from Meta Hub, so you can see how your business glossary connects to your AI assets.

Coming soon – End of September & Off-cycle October Release

1. Deploy Agents Anywhere, Bring Your Own Model (Early Access) – Run agents built in Agentstudio on Anthropic, OpenAI, or Google Gemini models on a self-hosted runtime in your own environment.
2. Agents in Runtime, metrics and observability (Early Access) – Control Tower extends metadata sync, invocation metrics, and session-error reporting to agents running on self-hosted runtimes, not just Boomi-hosted Agent Garden.
3. Custom Provider Elevation – Custom providers will be elevated to be shown alongside native providers such as Amazon, Salesforce, and Snowflake, and the word “Custom” will be removed. The onboarding process for any new provider will be more seamless and consistent.
4. Auto-registration of Boomi agents – Agents built in Agent Garden register in Control Tower automatically, replacing the 30-minute polling sync with near real-time updates.

Connect

Boomi Connect is a library of pre-built MCP connectors that let AI agents access hundreds of apps and services without custom integration work. Every connector ships with security and governance built in, so agents get controlled, permissioned access instead of raw API calls.This release brings a wave of new connectors and targeted upgrades to existing ones. Coming soon is a new usage dashboard that shows exactly how your connectors are performing.

What’s New

• We released 13 new connectors – SQL Server, Databricks, Snowflake, Smartsheet, BoldSign, Canny, Ping Identity, Bonusly, Teamwork, Zoom, Tumblr, Salesloft, and Epic Games along with a new family of MCP proxy connectors that expose hosted MCP tools for AI agents, including NetSuite MCP Proxy, Gong MCP Proxy, the early-access Boomi Integration MCP connector, and a generic basic-auth MCP proxy.
• We also made enhancements across several other connectors, including OAuth support for ServiceNow, OIDC authentication for NetSuite, a new NRQL query action for New Relic, new triggers for Monday.com and QuickBooks, new envelope actions for DocuSign, and reliability improvements across the Google connector family.
• Coming soon: connector usage dashboard. A usage dashboard that gives you visibility into exactly how your connectors are performing – which connectors and actions get called most, and who your top users are over a time range you choose.

Meta Hub

Your agents are only as good as what they know about your business. Boomi Meta Hub gives teams and AI agents the expert-endorsed business context they need to act with precision, by curating business glossaries and linking them to the technical assets they describe.

What’s New

• Establish one universal business language. Build rich, document-style glossaries with AI Suggest, then put them through expert review so a definition carries a visible, agreed endorsement rather than an assumed one. Teams stop relitigating what a field means, and the answer holds across the organization.
• Ground your agents in business reality. Feed endorsed, proprietary definitions directly into agents built in Boomi Agentstudio, so they reason from your business rules instead of guessing from column names. The same definitions that govern your data now govern how your agents interpret it.
• Meaning that it travels with the asset. Link a published glossary to the Data Hub models and AI agents it describes, so anyone who encounters the asset also encounters what it means, without leaving the surface they are working in.

Universal Lineage – Early Access

Universal Lineage, shown as Data Lineage in the product, maps end-to-end data flows across the platform, so you can understand downstream consequences before you change a field or an integration and trace any value back to its source. It is entering limited Early Access, and we are working directly with participating customers on real dependency and change-impact scenarios. Join the Meta Hub Early Access program to take part.

Knowledge Hub

Boomi Knowledge Hub is a fully managed RAG solution that unifies enterprise knowledge into a single, governed context layer for reliable search and retrieval, used by both AI agents and people.

What’s New

• Knowledge Hub – Early Access Launch – Knowledge Hub is now available in Early Access. It connects any source – structured data like Snowflake, NetSuite, Salesforce, and SAP, or unstructured content like SharePoint, Confluence, Amazon S3, and other data lakes – and handles the full RAG pipeline end-to-end: ingestion, chunking, embedding, vector storage, and retrieval. Everything runs through a governed context layer with built-in access controls, policies, and monitoring, and it integrates natively with Agentstudio, allowing agents to query the knowledge layer directly at runtime.

Want early access to Knowledge Hub? Sign up here or reach out to your Boomi contact to join the program.

Boomi Companion

Boomi Companion Expands

Boomi Companion, our open-source suite of Agent Skills for working with the Boomi Enterprise Platform in natural language, now covers three more products. Companion is agent-agnostic: use it with Claude, Gemini, GitHub Copilot, or the agent of your choice. Learn more here.

• bc-datahub — Design and operate master data in Boomi Data Hub. Model and source design, deployment lifecycle, quarantine triage, and golden-record management.
• bc-agentstudio — Build and run AI agents in Boomi Agent Studio. Author agent definitions and guardrails, create and install tools, and invoke deployed agents in conversation.
• bc-bdi — Build data pipelines in Boomi Data Integration. Move data from your sources into a warehouse or lake, keep it in sync, transform it, and push results back out to other systems.

Stay tuned as we continue to add more skills.

API Management

This release focuses on delivering new and enhanced ways to discover, secure, manage, consume, and monitor APIs and MCP-enabled AI tools. This includes the creation of policy templates for assignment and reuse of API Gateway policies in the Gateway or Control Plane, enhancements to the MCP Registry, flexible API version management, bulk governance operations, and a richer consumer experience for testing out GraphQL endpoints. Cloud API Management Local Edition 6.3 has also been released, providing a host of enhancements.

What’s New

• Policy templates enable users to group and order policy configurations into named, documented templates for easy re-use. These templates can be applied to new or existing APIs in the Gateway, and are discovered by the API Control Plane for assignment from there.
• The API Control Plane developer portal now supports interactive GraphQL browsing, testing, and consumption with a client embedded in the admin and developer portals.
• MCP Registry can now refresh servers for the latest tools and metadata, set the lifecycle status of a server, query multiple remote server endpoints, and sync server status to the official Anthropic registry.
• The API Gateway now supports outbound mTLS on API Proxies, completing end-to-end security and identity validation for external APIs.
• The API Gateway OpenTelemetry capability now supports per-API tracing, with advanced mode for additional diagnostic details.
• The API Control Plane now manages all deployed versions of an API across every environment, for maximum flexibility in publishing, testing, and consuming APIs in different lifecycle stages.
• API Control Plane now supports bulk actions – API tagging, activating, and deactivating, setting user roles and orgs, and validating API specs.
• Cloud API Management Local Edition 6.3 is now generally available, adding capabilities including: Support for Docker Swarm, migration from 5.x to 6.3, management of GraphQL endpoints, backend OAuth 2.0, and the circuit-breaker policy.

Integration

The September 2026 release brings a new Runtime Selection option to the Agent Step, making it usable for developers whose agents live outside the account’s public cloud. Signups are also open for the upcoming Early Access launch of Boomi Workspaces, our new multi-workspace organizational model for enterprise teams.

What’s New

• Runtime Selection in Agent Step: A new runtime selector lets developers select a runtime, including private clouds and on-prem runtimes, and browse the agents registered in the account. Agent Step can now be configured and used in an Integration process, even when the account has no public cloud, resolving the error that previously prevented this.
• Boomi Workspaces is coming soon. Sign up for Early Access now to reserve your spot and be among the first to try multi-workspace organization and role-based access control for your Integration assets.

Integration Runtime

This release focuses on usability upgrades for the runtime, especially around observability and process reporting.

What’s New

• Observability Distributed Tracing: OpenTelemetry traces now include inbound trace information sent by upstream systems, including from Boomi’s API Gateway. This allows you to correlate the web service executions in Boomi with the broader trace for greater context and debugging. This feature uses the standard transparent and tracestate HTTP headers for inbound web services executions. Outbound trace propagation from integrations to other services will be added in a future release.
• OpenTelemetry Infrastructure Metrics: New infrastructure-level OpenTelemetry metrics were added, including CPU usage, memory usage, and file descriptor count. This allows simpler system administration through a singular platform, rather than using multiple monitoring sources.
• New Process Reporting Filters: You can now filter process reporting data by runtime cluster node ID or by execution worker ID to facilitate investigation of process execution history. The fields are also split in the Extended Execution Information UI and can be queried using the ExecutionRecord API.

As part of the OpenTelemetry updates, the service name was updated from runtime ID to runtime name. This change was highly requested by customers for a more user-friendly and intuitive experience, but may require updates to your saved searches, alerts, and dashboards. You might choose to use the runtime name as its identifier, or you can use the existing runtime.id attribute.

Platform

We’ve rolled out several updates in this release, including a new AI-powered agent recipe, a refreshed two-factor authentication experience, enhancements to the Audit Log Query API, and expanded visibility into Boomi Connect usage. Details below.

What’s New

• Audit Log AI Agent: A new AI Agent is now available on the Boomi Marketplace, connecting an AI agent to the Audit Log API through a reliable serverless middleware layer. It supports querying audit logs by date range and filters with pagination and activity summaries, creating and managing staging requests for large downloads, and detecting security anomalies such as privilege escalation, mass deletions, and data exfiltration.
• Modernized Two-Factor Authentication Experience: Updated the two-factor authentication experience on the Authentication page under Settings with a modernized interface. The redesigned page covers the full two-factor authentication lifecycle: viewing your current authentication method and status, changing your verification method between email and an authenticator app, reconfiguring an authenticator app on a new device, and turning two-factor authentication on or off for accounts where it isn’t required. This update preserves all existing two-factor authentication functionality, so no action is required on your part.
• Audit-Log Query Enhancements: The AuditLog Query API (REST and SOAP) now runs on an upgraded search engine, bringing: Full support for QuerySort, honoring the requested sort field and direction across date, userId, action, source, modifier, and level; Seven new query operators: LIKE, NOT_EQUALS, IS_NULL, IS_NOT_NULL, STARTS_WITH, IN, and NOT_IN; More specific, actionable error messages to help you diagnose issues faster.
• More Reliable Cross-Origin Requests: Platform API endpoints no longer return duplicate headers for boomi.com origins, so browser requests are no longer blocked by CORS checks.
• Stronger Protection for Encrypted Connection Values: Custom connection encrypted values are now reliably preserved when saving or updating Environment Extensions on accounts using an external Secrets Manager with KMS support enabled.
• Licensing & Usage — Boomi Connect: We’ve added Boomi Connect as a selectable service on the Licensing & Usage page, giving you visibility into tool call consumption and connector usage alongside your other Boomi products. Refer to this Licensing & Usage documentation page to learn more.

B2B/EDI

The September 2026 B2B/EDI release brings JMS v2 into the Trading Partner framework as a new Communication Method, arriving in Tech Preview and continuing the unification of Trading Partner communication methods with the connector library used elsewhere in Boomi.

What’s New

• JMS v2 in the Trading Partner Framework: JMS v2 is now available in Early Access as a Communication Method in the Trading Partner framework, following the SFTP unification that shipped in May. This is the first time JMS is supported within the Trading Partner framework, closing a connectivity gap for customers who rely on JMS-based messaging infrastructure such as IBM MQ or ActiveMQ for B2B document exchange.

Connectivity

This release introduces a new Microsoft SharePoint connector in GA, brings GraphQL to Early Access, expands OAuth support across Salesforce connectors, and delivers a range of fixes and enhancements across the broader connector ecosystem.

What’s New

• Microsoft SharePoint connector is now GA. Built on the Microsoft Graph API, this connector integrates your applications directly with SharePoint Online.
• GraphQL connector with custom action support is now in Early Access. If you already have GraphQL APIs set up in Postman or similar tools, you can configure them directly in Boomi integration
• Atina JDE EnterpriseOne – Partner connector is now available for direct integration with JDE EnterpriseOne

Enhancements

• Salesforce REST: You can now set OAuth scopes directly on the Salesforce REST connection for both Authorization Code and Client Credentials grant types, giving you tighter control over exactly what each connection is authorized to do.
• Salesforce Platform Events: The connector now supports the Client Credentials grant type alongside Authorization Code, making it easier to authenticate machine-to-machine event flows without a user in the loop.
• Database connector now supports a new Execute Function operation for calling database functions that return scalar values
• Kafka and RabbitMQ have been updated to report live status on the listeners page.
• NetSuite REST SuiteQL operation is enhanced to support multi-table joins, parameterized filters, and aggregate functions
• The Oracle EBS connector now supports complex PL/SQL data types in REST_QUERY operations

Please refer to the release notes for more information on other connector enhancements and fixes.

Event Streams

The September 2026 Release adds new ways to consume Event Streams messages over HTTP, hardens subscription reliability with dead letter routing, and exposes more connector metadata to your Integration processes.

What’s New

• REST endpoints for consuming messages: New HTTP endpoints let you poll Event Streams topics directly, consuming a single message at a time or retrieving multiple messages in a batch. Each message is automatically acknowledged as it’s consumed.
• Dead letter routing for Listen operations: Exclusive and Failover subscriptions using transacted acknowledgment can now enable dead letter routing, so a repeatedly failing message no longer blocks consumption of the rest of the messages on the topic or subscription. Once the retry limit is reached, failed messages are routed to the DLQ topic.
• New default Document Properties on the Event Streams connector: Topic, Subscription, and Subscription Type are now available as default Document Properties, so downstream process shapes can reference the actual runtime values without hardcoding them or passing them as message properties.

Fixes

• Reduced log noise: Fixed repeated FeatureNotSupportedException log entries in the Event Streams connector that started appearing after a recent connector upgrade.

Managed File Transfer

The September 2026 releases focus on governance and security for file transfers. Business-context metadata can be attached to Flow Endpoints and tracked on every file in Activity, and MFT Runtime on Windows can actively scan transferred files with Microsoft Defender and report the outcome back to the control plane as a distinct status. A rebuilt Managed File Transfer connector for Integration processes, with batch, streaming, and Start Shape support, is coming in September

What’s New

• Metadata tags on Flow Endpoints: Custom name/value tags, such as partner=acme or dataclass=pii, can now be attached to any Flow Endpoint through the UI or the API. Tags are reported in Activity for every file, for both the source and the target endpoint. This allows naming conventions encoded into endpoint and file names to be replaced with real metadata: file transfer telemetry can be sliced by line of business, partner, region, or data sensitivity, and MFT activity can be correlated with CMDB, SIEM, or BI systems.
• Antivirus scanning in MFT Runtime (Windows): MFT Runtime on Windows can now actively scan the files it transfers inside the customer network with Microsoft Defender. A file is not released to the target until the scan returns a clean result, and the outcome status is reported to the control plane: scan passed, virus detected with alert, or scan error. Similar to the cloud scan, the Runtime scan appears as a distinct step in File Activity, so security administrators get one central audit trail across cloud and runtime-based transfers, and can satisfy dual antivirus scanning requirements (border plus internal check). Scanning is configured centrally in the control plane, and includes a configurable retry policy with back-off for recoverable scanner errors.
• Managed File Transfer connector: A rebuilt Managed File Transfer connector for Boomi Integration will be released in September, replacing the one-file-at-a-time download behavior of the current connector. Multiple files are returned as separate documents in a single execution, so file batches can be downloaded without while loops on the canvas. The connector can be used as a Start Shape, which enables native Replay and Reprocess in Process Reporting for individual failed files. Transfers are streamed, so multi-gigabyte files are handled without out-of-memory errors. Authentication moves to OAuth2 client credentials, and credentials can be overridden per environment through Environment Extensions. File metadata is delivered as tracked document properties alongside the payload.

Data Hub

This release begins a refresh of the Data Hub interface, starting with the view of data stewards’ work in most. Quarantine has a new look that brings it in line with the rest of the Boomi platform, and it is the first of more pages to follow.

What’s New

• A refreshed Quarantine page: The record table, filters, and record details panel have a cleaner layout, so you can scan a backlog, narrow it down, and resolve records with less clicking around. Everything works the way it did before.
• A consistent look across Data Hub: Quarantine is the first page updated to match the look and feel you already know from the rest of the Boomi platform, with more pages to follow in upcoming releases.

Key Improvements

• Golden records stay findable after an entity ID changes: Querying a model by a new entity ID now returns the golden record, rather than matching only the original ID.
• Purged records stay purged: Records purged while a sync was running could reappear once the sync finished. They no longer do.
• Reference search matches identifier-style titles: Records whose title is formatted like an identifier can now be found by searching that title, not only by their record ID.
• Steadier processing for early delta detection: Sources using the early delta detection process more reliably under load.

Early Access progress

Real-time outbound delivery continues to advance in Early Access. Topic naming is now consistent and predictable across all real-time channels, and the topic a channel publishes to is discoverable directly from the API, so consumers can subscribe programmatically instead of configuring it by hand. Real-time delivery is available to select customers. Join the Early Access program to take part.

Data Integration

More ways to connect, more control over how you build.
This release adds new source connectors, stronger security options, and a big step toward an API-first platform.

What’s New

• Oracle Wallet (TDE) support – Connect to Oracle databases encrypted with Transparent Data Encryption without weakening your security posture or building workarounds.
• API-first: full API coverage for data flows and sources – Every data flow and source is now reachable through the API, not just the UI. Build, trigger, and manage pipelines programmatically, or embed Data Integration into your own tooling.
• Boomi Companion for Data Integration – Boomi Companion, the AI agent skill that builds and manages Boomi work from your IDE, now supports Data Integration. Build and manage your data flows directly through Companion instead of the UI.
• Data Connector Agent – auto-fetch endpoints from a data source name – Data Connector Agent already lets you create custom connectors for any REST API. This release makes that even easier: enter a data source name, and Data Connector Agent searches the relevant docs and surfaces the available data ingestion endpoints for you to select from, no manual hunting through documentation.

Ready to try these out? Log in to Boomi Data Integration and start building.

Marketplace

This release introduces Solution Graphs to the Marketplace and adds new ways to discover and install Marketplace solutions from within Orchestrate.

What’s New

• Solution Graph Preview: Marketplace Solution Details pages now show a read-only visual graph of a solution’s architecture so customers can understand how a solution works before installing it.
• Solution discovery, preview, and install in Orchestrate: Orchestrate can now consume Marketplace bundles and recipes to generate solution graphs, match business intent to Marketplace recipes, present ranked preview suggestions, and install solutions directly from the canvas — saved to your Workspace with a link back to the original Marketplace listing.
• Marketplace Installation History (released August 2026): You can now track the history of your Marketplace installations, including who installed each solution, when it was installed, and the assets included. View these details either by clicking the Installation History button on the All Solutions page or by checking the Installation History tab on the solution details page.

Do you want to publish assets on Boomi’s Marketplace? Join our Technology Partner Program!

Publishing & Partners

Boomi Embedded offerings just got more flexible, more global, and more yours. Here’s what’s new.

Make Spaces feel like your own product

Theme your embedded Spaces to match your brand from top to bottom — headers, landing pages, fonts, buttons, links, tables, and form controls. Your customers get a seamless in-app experience; you get full control over how it looks and feels.

Embedded Spaces, now live in the UK

OEM partners can now embed Spaces for customers on the UK platform, with the same seamless, in-app authentication experience already available elsewhere — no extra login redirect, no friction.

White-labeled Spaces for OEM partners

OEM partners can fully white-label and embed Spaces directly inside their own applications. With in-app iFraming and built-in customization, you can deliver a Boomi-powered experience that looks and feels entirely like your own.

A cleaner Solution Management page

We refreshed the Solution Management page with a more responsive layout — solutions now display in a clean card grid that adapts to your screen, and adding a new solution is just a click away from the page header.

A better Private Marketplace

The Private Marketplace experience leveled up with a new draft-and-review publishing workflow, access controls that match the public Marketplace, a smoother way to add process schedules, and redesigned detail pages for Integration Packs and Recipes.

Roadmap webinars

Discover the future of the Boomi Enterprise Platform. Sign up for our product roadmap webinars to hear about the latest enhancements and what is coming next.

Register for upcoming sessions and access past recordings here: https://boomi.com/product-updates/

This article contains forward-looking statements based on current expectations, forecasts, and assumptions that involve risks and uncertainties. As such, the dates and deliverables represented cannot be guaranteed and should not be viewed as commitments.

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New Features

• Introduced Boomi Concierge from your first login during your trial. The concierge answers your product questions, creates assets based on your goals, and guides you directly to the right features for your needs. Refer to Boomi Concierge to learn more. (UU-20172)

Enhancements

• Updated CORS handling so boomi.com origins no longer need to be added to account CORS configurations. (PS-14354)
• Updated the Authentication page under Settings with a modernized interface for setting up, changing, and reconfiguring two-factor authentication methods. This update doesn't change existing MFA functionality. Refer to Two-factor authentication to learn more. (PS-14471)
• Enabled the Solution Graph Canvas to automatically synchronize assets as you create, update, connect, or delete them, keeping your graph in sync with your solution. You can also manually manage assets directly in the canvas. (UU-19786)
• Added Marketplace templates and accelerators directly within the Overlay panel in Orchestrate, so you can discover and use reusable assets without leaving your solution design workflow. (UU-19787)
• Added a workspace switcher to the global navigation (platform masthead), letting you switch between workspaces and view every workspace you have access to from a single, consistent entry point. (UU-19939)
• To align with Boomi's updated feature release stages, all connectors currently labeled "Tech Preview" will be renamed to Early Access to be consistent with updates to Boomi's Early Access program. This is a label change only: how these connectors work, how you access them, and the terms of use remain unchanged.

Refer to the Feature Release Stages topic to learn more about Boomi's Early Access program.

Fixes

• Resolved an issue where custom connection encrypted values failed when Environment Extensions were saved or updated on KMS-enabled accounts. (PS-14985)
• Resolved an issue where Platform API endpoints returned duplicate headers for boomi.com origins, which caused browser requests to fail CORS checks. (PS-14354)
• Resolved an issue where the Platform API returned a different account group list compared to the list in the Platform UI. (PS-14751)
• Resolved an issue on the Integration canvas where the unsaved changes warning did not appear when navigating away from the Build page. This warning now displays correctly, letting you save changes before you leave. (ONE-1480)

Boomi AI Gateway

• Introduced Boomi AI Gateway, which manages and governs LLMs, MCP servers, and Skills in a single solution. LLM Gateway manages and secures your organization's AI model and related API traffic, while MCP Gateway governs how AI agents discover and access tools through the model context protocol (MCP). Skills let you package reusable, agent-ready tools that any connected agent can invoke.

Refer to AI Gateway overview to learn more.

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Platform Release

New Features

• Introduced a Create New Tool drop-down in the Available Tools drawer in Agent Designer, so you can build a missing tool without leaving your setup flow. Finish in a new tab, then click Reload to add it. Refer to Building an agent. (BI-14184)

Enhancements

• Added conversation starters to the Test Panel as clickable prompt pills, so you can explore agent capabilities without typing a prompt from scratch. If you already added conversation starters in the Profile section, the Test Panel pre-populates them automatically. (BI-14186)
• Agentstudio now supports connecting to a specific remote when an MCP server offers multiple remote options. For more information, refer to Using the MCP Server Catalog. (BI-14985)
• Administrators (having Role = Platform Administrators or Garden Administrator) can now view session logs for conversational agents from all users in Agent Control Tower. For more information, refer to What permissions do I need to view and interact with AI agents. (BI-14072)

Fixes

• Resolved an issue in the API Tool Builder where pasting text over 5000 characters into the Request Body field truncated the text and disabled the Save button. The Request Body field now truncates the text and lets you save. (BI-14256)
• Resolved an issue where the API tool configuration did not correctly map the authentication type from an uploaded JSON or YAML file. Uploaded specs now correctly populate the authentication type, including basic authentication, token, platform JWT, and OAuth 2.0/2.1. (BI-14716)

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Runtime features and fixes are not in the runtime release, unless otherwise stated.

New Features

• Cluster Node ID and Execution Worker ID filtering:
  • Added Cluster Node ID and Execution Worker ID filters to the Process Reporting page and the Extended Execution Information panel to help with troubleshooting.
  • Added executionWorkerId and clusterNodeId query filters to the ExecutionRecord API, so you can troubleshoot issues with specific execution workers or cluster nodes.
  • (RUN-6895)

Enhancements

• Increased the default Maximum Execution Submissions value for Listen Workers from 10 to 100 to reflect a more realistic use case. (RUN-11553)

• Observability Enhancements

  • Added distributed tracing support for integration processes by capturing and exporting traceparent and tracestate header values per W3C standards, so you can correlate process executions with upstream API requests, including from Boomi's API Gateway. (RUN-10440)
  • Added support for extracting the W3C traceparent header from incoming Shared Web Server requests, linking the caller's trace to the resulting integration process execution for end-to-end distributed tracing. (RUN-11350)
  • Added JVM, operating system, and runtime infrastructure metrics — CPU, memory, filesystem, and file descriptor usage — to the OpenTelemetry plugin, so you can monitor infrastructure health without direct filesystem access. (RUN-11401, RUN-11421, RUN-10443)
  • Added process.name to process log attributes and thread.id to trace attributes, so you can better identify and correlate processes and threads across logs and traces. (RUN-11216)
  • Updated the service name reported to OpenTelemetry — across logs, metrics, and traces — to use the container name instead of the container UUID, so you can more easily identify the corresponding runtime. If this affects your OpenTelemetry dashboards, alerts, or scripts, update them to reference the container name or to use the existing runtime.id attribute. (RUN-11472)
  • Improved trace visibility by adding dedicated span names for each submission handoff point as executions move from head node to execution worker. (RUN-11472)

Observability enhancements are in the runtime release.

• Java and Docker updates
  • Java updates:
    • Runtime cloud installers and upgraders are updated to Java version 11.0.32.9.1, containing the latest security patches.
    • The Java update is also applied to Boomi-hosted runtime clouds.
  • Docker Image updates. Visit Dockerhub for more information
    • All V5 images are updated to Java version 11.0.32.9.1.
    • Red Hat image is updated to version 9.8-1786380870, containing the latest security patches.
  • Other updates
    • Extended the security compatibility layer to preserve prior Certificate revocation list (CRL) size limit & and continued trust for certificates chaining to the Chunghwa Telecom root CA on the 2021.01 and 2024.11 compatibility levels after the recent Java upgrade. Integrations on the current default level receive the newer, stricter behavior. (RUN-11473)

(RUN-10359)

Fixes

• Resolved an issue where the Gateway container log filled with repeated Node is using valid java messages, making meaningful log entries harder to review. (RUN-9487)
• Improved the error message shown when a runtime shuts down unexpectedly during process execution. (RUN-11184)
• Resolved an issue where calling the ForkedExecutionProperties API with partialUpdate set to true on a new Cloud Cluster or Runtime Cluster cleared default Basic and Advanced property values instead of retaining them. (RUN-11470)

These fixes are in the runtime release.

• Resolved an issue where redeploying a process after changing its start shape to a non-listener left some listeners in an inconsistent or error state on the Listeners tab. Listeners are now appropriately stopped when the listener shape is changed. (RUN-9330, RUN-8862, RUN-8622)

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Sources

Google Cloud Storage

New Feature

• Google Cloud Storage sources now support compressed archives, including zip, tar, gzip, and 7z files. Data Integration automatically extracts the contents and loads the individual files. For more information, refer to Google Cloud Storage (GCS) walkthrough.

SAP SuccessFactors

Enhancement

• The SAP SuccessFactors connector now supports the EPPublicProfile endpoint for People Profile data, and adapts to your tenant's configuration to use the PerNationalIdWithValidityPeriod endpoint when available. For more information, refer to SAP SuccessFactors API endpoints.

Salesforce

New Feature

• The Salesforce connector now supports JWT Bearer authentication for API-only Integration licenses, enabling unattended, server-to-server connections that don't require a browser login. For more information, refer to Salesforce Connector: JWT Bearer Authentication.

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Data Connector Agent

New Feature

• The Data Connector Agent now accepts an API name instead of a documentation URL, and surfaces its available endpoints for you to select. For more information, refer to Using Data Connector Agent.

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New

We added these features

• Orchestrate now supports manual editing of solution diagrams. You can add, remove, and connect asset nodes in the diagram instead of using chat prompts only. When you save changes, Orchestrate updates the solution and asset summaries to match. Some assets allow only certain connections, so you may not see every option for a node. Refer to Editing a solution to learn more. (AGCT-5406)
• Introduced asset synchronization for Orchestrate, which updates the Solutions view and Asset view canvas when an asset is renamed or deleted in its home product.
  • Deleted assets remain visible with a status label instead of disappearing. You must acknowledge a banner before you can save a solution with a deleted asset.
  • Renamed assets update automatically with no action required.
  • Removing or deleting an asset node in Orchestrate does not delete the corresponding asset in its home product. Refer to Building a solution to learn more. (ONE-1245, ONE-1247, ONE-1248)

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Agentstudio

New

We added these features

• Enhanced the Associations tab in Agent Designer’s glossary details panel to display agent title and mode for agents and model name for Data Hub models. Refer to Connecting a business glossary to your agent to learn more. (BI-14508)
• The Agent Garden Design API now offers documented /export and /import endpoints, where export returns an agent's YAML and PDF configuration as a ZIP file, and import accepts YAML only. For more information, refer to Boomi Agent Garden Design APIs - Agents. (BI-14490)

Fix

We fixed these issues

• Resolved an issue where the model configuration and file upload details were missing from the Agent Designer side panel when viewing package details. (BI-14383)
• Resolved an issue where the conversation history did not retain feedback selections made during a live session. (BI-14444)
• Resolved an issue where incorrect or missing error messages appeared when uploading files to an agent. (BI-14390)
• Resolved an issue where the Send button became disabled in the test chat interface after adding a file attachment and clearing the text input field. (BI-14384)

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Fix

We fixed these issues

• Java updates:
  • Updated Boomi-hosted runtime test clouds to Java 11.0.31.11.1.
  • Updated Boomi-hosted runtime test clouds to Runtime version 26.07.2.
• Docker image updates. Visit Dockerhub for more information.
  • Updated all images to Java version 11.0.31.11.1
  • Updated the Alpine image to version 3.23.4, which includes the latest security patches.
  • Updated the Red Hat image to version 9.8-1781496742, which includes the latest security patches.

(RUN-11517, RUN-11527)

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New

We added these features

• Added Boomi Connect as a selectable service on the Licensing & Usage page, giving you visibility into tool call consumption and connector usage alongside your other Boomi products. Refer to the Usage tab to learn more. (ONE-25)
• The Recommended Filters feature is now available in the EU Platform. This feature allows you to select recommended query filters for your connector. It will take some time for the new platform to build up usage patterns before you will see filter recommendations. Refer to Using recommended connector Query filters to learn more. (PLAT-7737)

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New

We added these features

• Java updates:
  • Runtime cloud installers and upgraders are updated to Java version 11.0.31.11.1, containing the latest security patches. (RUN-11418)

NOTE

If you have automatic Java updates scheduled, your runtime updates to Java version 11.0.31.11.1 on that existing schedule — within two weeks of this release — and restarts during the update.

Fix

We fixed these issues

• Resolved an issue where TLS handshake failures occurred when connecting to SQL Server using the Database, Database V2, or Azure connectors on Corretto JRE 11.0.31.11.1. If you experience this issue, set the Java Security Compatibility property to 2024.11. This fix is available in Non-MSV atom patch 26.07.2. (RUN-11418)

To learn more, refer to

Controlling Java security compatibility.

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