Qlik Cloud Updates & Release Notes

October 13, 2026

Refreshed Qlik Predict experience

We've refreshed the Qlik Predict experience with a cleaner, more consistent interface and several usability improvements throughout the prediction workflow — from starting a new experiment through model insights.

Redesigned experiment configuration

The experiment configuration panel has moved from an accordion layout to a two-panel view, with updated labels, section content, and clearer experiment type descriptions to help you configure experiments with more confidence.

Configuring experiments

Improved data table experience

The Schema and Data views have been updated with refined content handling, updated checkbox behavior, a new column for feature treatment, visibility into child engineered features, and a more consistent table select-and-action pattern.

Navigating the experiment interface

Model insights redesign

The Model insights page and results tables have been redesigned to align with Qlik's broader reporting experience, making model outputs easier to interpret.

Performing quick model analysis

Not supported in Qlik Cloud Government.

Not supported in Qlik Cloud Government - DoD.

Some functionality may be rolled out in phases and not immediately available in all regions.

October 13, 2026

Transform data in flight with expression builder functions

In Qlik Talend Cloud Pipelines, landing and replication tasks that use the Data Movement Gateway now offer additional expression-builder functions. Use them to transform data before it lands in the target. The list includes many familiar Qlik Replicate functions, and CDC header columns are also available.

Why it matters

• Clean and reformat data as it lands, without a downstream step.
• Replicate users get familiar functions in a cloud-native experience.
• Build logic around change operations and timing using CDC header columns.

For details, see Building expressions, Expression functions, and Expression headers.

Some functionality may be rolled out in phases and not immediately available in all regions.

October 13, 2026

Change Store On-Save Webhook Event

Qlik Automate can now trigger automations in real time when changes are saved to a Change Store, using a new public webhook event. This removes the need for manual runs or scheduled polling of the Change Store API, enabling near real-time sync of Write Table data to third-party systems (e.g., governance logs or archives). Subscriptions can be filtered by change store ID, and the event payload includes the change store ID, app ID, user ID, and timestamps.

Supported event types for webhooks

Some functionality may be rolled out in phases and not immediately available in all regions.

October 13, 2026

Extended table null styling

A common ask from the business is the ability to format the look and feel of null values in tables. It's now possible to style both dimension and measure null values for both the Straight table and the Pivot. The null value, font style, font color and background can be set in the styling panel.

Styling a straight table

Creating pivot tables (Pivot)

Some functionality may be rolled out in phases and not immediately available in all regions.

October 12, 2026

See and manage every automation template in your tenant

Automation templates have always been easy to create, but hard to govern. As a tenant admin, you had no way to see all templates existing in your tenant, or who owned them.

You can now manage every automation template in your tenant from the Administration activity center, regardless of who created it.

Why it's worth doing:

• Reassign ownership of any automation template in a couple of clicks, for example, when someone leaves the organization.
• Remove templates that no longer meet your standards, without needing the original owner to do it.
• Filter and search by owner, creation date, or last modified date to find what you are looking for.

Managing automation templates

Some functionality may be rolled out in phases and not immediately available in all regions.

October 8, 2026

In-cell comments in Data stewardship

You can now add comments directly to individual cells while you work on data issues in a sprint. Use comments to ask questions, add context, or point out data that you are unsure about, right where the issue is.

Other domain experts such as sprint owners and data stewards can add comments to the same cell or reply in the thread, so discussions about a data issue happen in the same place as the work to fix it.

With this release:

• You can comment on a cell to clarify an issue without leaving the product.
• You and others can keep the discussion going on the same cell, even if you work at different times.
• Each discussion stays with the cell and record that it is about.

For details, see

Working with cell comments in a resolution sprint

Some functionality may be rolled out in phases and not immediately available in all regions.

October 8, 2026

Automatic notifications for Data stewardship sprints

Data stewards are now notified automatically when their sprint assignments change, so they no longer have to wait for the sprint owner to tell them.

You receive a notification when:

• You are added to or removed from a sprint.
• Records are assigned to you.

Sprint owners no longer have to tell each data steward about these changes themselves.

For details, see

Sprint notifications

Some functionality may be rolled out in phases and not immediately available in all regions.

October 7, 2026

Quality and trust assessment for files larger than 1 GB

You can now run data quality computation on files larger than 1 GB and up to 100 GB. Quality scores and Qlik Trust Score™ are available for large files registered in the catalog or included in a data product. They are calculated in the same way as for other files.

With this release:

• Data product owners and consumers can see quality and Qlik Trust Score™ for every file in a data product.
• Governance teams can assess quality and Qlik Trust Score™ of the full catalog, including its largest files.

Data quality for connection-based datasets

Data quality for uploaded files

Some functionality may be rolled out in phases and not immediately available in all regions.

October 7, 2026

Add to selection (Public preview)

Feature in Preview

We’re making it easier for new users to begin making selections. The search icon in the selection bar is replaced with new button spurring users to get into the power of green white and gray. The Add to selection triggers a dropdown where users can search for dimensions, fields and values by typing. Try out the new functionality by turning it on in the Feature preview section.

Adding search results directly to your selection

Feature previews are not available in Qlik Cloud Government or Qlik Cloud Government - DoD.

Some functionality may be rolled out in phases and not immediately available in all regions.

September 30, 2026

Share, generate, and publish API contracts in Qlik Cloud

API Contracts now includes new governance capabilities for teams that design, share, and publish APIs.

• Share entire API repositories, not just single versions, for cleaner governance.
• Generate contracts directly from a prompt.
• Publish contracts to the Qlik Cloud Catalog, where they become immutable and versioned.

This brings three key benefits:

• Stable contracts for developers, who build against a version that will not shift under them.
• Full traceability, letting teams trace any implementation issue directly to the exact contract version behind it.
• Access beyond developers, letting architects, consultants, and analysts review documentation and submit change requests.

Working with multiple versions

Not supported in Qlik Cloud Government.
Not supported in Qlik Cloud Government - DoD.
Some functionality may be rolled out in phases and not immediately available in all regions.

September 29, 2026

Build scheduled and triggered automations from your AI assistant

Your AI assistant can now build automations that run on their own, not just ones you start by hand. Using the Qlik automation builder skill with the Qlik MCP server, describe when an automation should run, for example "every weekday at 7am", and your assistant creates it with the schedule already in place. You can also ask for an automation that another tool should start, such as a Qlik Answers assistant, a sheet button or an AI agent, and your assistant sets it up to accept the values that caller sends.

Why it's worth doing:

• Go from a plain language request to an automation that runs on a schedule, without opening the Automate editor to set the recurrence.
• Build automations that agents and other tools can call, passing in values such as an app ID for the automation to work with.
• Check the schedule before the first run, because your assistant restates it in plain language alongside the technical rule.

Good to know:

• Connections used by an automation must already exist. Your assistant can find and bind them, but it can't create them for you.
• An automation can have one schedule.

Qlik MCP server

Qlik MCP tools

Qlik skills and plugins

Qlik Agentic Skills repository

Some functionality may be rolled out in phases and not immediately available in all regions.

September 29, 2026

OAuth Client ID Metadata Documents (CIMD)

Tenant administrators can now configure an MCP connection between their AI platforms and Qlik Cloud tenants using OAuth Client ID Metadata Documents (CIMD). CIMD reduces the manual steps required to configure OAuth clients and eliminates the need to manage client secrets manually.

For setup and management instructions, see Configuring OAuth Client ID Metadata Documents.

Some functionality may be rolled out in phases and not immediately available in all regions.

September 24, 2026

Application script lifecycle tools for Qlik MCP server

New Qlik MCP tools support the application and script lifecycle from your LLM client. You can create an application, inspect and update its load script, run a reload, and verify the results from status and logs. These tools support both guided authoring and automated workflows.

The new tools let you:

• Create applications and generate or retrieve script content.
• Retrieve, replace, and patch the application load script.
• Trigger, monitor, and cancel reloads, and retrieve reload logs.
• Inspect the resulting application data model.

Qlik MCP tools

Some functionality may be rolled out in phases and not immediately available in all regions.