Aug 3, 2026
Workflow Property Versions, a Version Inspector, and Hourly Usage Reporting
Three releases today, and the theme is seeing what changed and being able to undo it. Workflow properties keep a version history now, and there is an inspector to compare versions and preview a restore before you commit to one.
Versions and history
Workflow property versions: Workflow properties keep a version history. You can see how a property changed over time instead of guessing which edit broke a run.
Version inspector: Compare two versions side by side and preview what a restore will do before you apply it. Labels in the navigation rail are clearer, so you can tell which version you are looking at.
Reporting and calculations
Hourly usage reporting: Usage data breaks down by the hour, and transformation progress appears in reporting. An activity spike is now something you can locate in time.
Calculations that recover: A calculation that hits a database error resumes instead of failing. Long-running work continues rather than restarting from the top.
Stability
Structured search stability: Searches that use JSON schema validation complete instead of crashing. You can keep narrowing a search without losing your place.
Property changes apply immediately: A change to a property's JSON configuration is detected properly. No more cached configuration quietly overriding what you just set.
Interface
Overview columns stay put: Your column choices in Overview survive a page reload. Set the table up once and come back to the same view.
Refreshed date picker: The date picker matches the current design across the product. Scanning a calendar and choosing a date is a cleaner job than it was.
Custom MCP connector badges: Status badges in the custom MCP connectors table size correctly, so the table scans evenly.
