Projects - Improvements
Branches
The Branches feature has been improved in the following ways:- Select Push new branch to remote in the Add branch dialog to push your new branch to your remote repository as soon as it’s created, making it immediately visible to your collaborators. This checkbox is cleared by default, so a new branch starts as a local copy until you push it yourself.
- When deleting a branch, select Delete for everyone to also remove other users’ lingering local copies of it from their Branches list, so a deleted branch doesn’t reappear because a collaborator still holds a local copy.
Connectors - New features
Custom Connector and Flex connectors now support three new parameters when the destination is set to Databricks:- Column Mapping: Select and alias specific fields from a semi-structured (JSON) source column, including fields nested inside arrays, to flatten them into their own output columns.
- Outer Join: Controls what happens to a row when a mapped column comes from a field nested inside an array that’s empty or missing for that row.
- Primary Keys: Select one or more columns to use as the destination table’s primary key.
Connectors - Improvements
Snowflake Load is now available on Databricks and Amazon Redshift projects.Minimum Maia runner version: 12.133.2Maia Team - New features
All users can now request access to edit and manage knowledge graphs in the Context Engine dashboard. This means that you can allow more users to contribute to knowledge graphs, while still limiting the ability to create knowledge graphs. To learn more about contributing to knowledge graphs, read Request or grant access to a knowledge graph.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Designer - New features
Sampling the output of components in Designer has been improved with the following new features and updates. For more information, read Sampling component output and metadata.- Maia now samples components in the background, even if you close or leave the Sample data tab. A spinning border around the component shows when sampling is in progress. When Maia has finished sampling the component, a notification appears with a link to view the sampled data.
- You can now apply multiple filters to the data shown in the Sample data tab.
- Sampled data and filters remain available even if you close or leave the Sample data tab. As a result, you can now sample a component’s output, work on something else, and pick up where you left off. This works for multiple components, so you can switch between samples without needing to sample data again or re-apply filters.
Runners - Improvements
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Added a new advanced property called
schema.datetime.format.recovery(default:false). When enabled, the Streaming runner repairs Db2 for IBM i DATE/TIME columns using a non-ISO format (for example *YMD, *EUR) on tables added before those formats were supported, so they stream correctly without re-adding the table. To enable this feature, add the following to your Streaming pipeline’s advanced properties:schema.datetime.format.recovery=true
- Updated the Streaming runner version from
2.124.5to2.124.12. - Added additional logging during startup.
API - Updated endpoints
The following endpoints have been updated for the Maia REST API:Connectors - New features
The following connectors are now available for unloading data from your cloud data warehouse to target databases:Runners - New features
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Added a new advanced property called
matillion.snowflake.use-nanosecond-commit-timestamp(default:false). When enabled, the Streaming runner will use the most accurate commit timestamp available from your source database in the destination Snowflake tables. The order of evaluation is nanoseconds, then microseconds, then (the default) milliseconds. To enable this feature, add the following to your Streaming pipeline’s advanced properties:matillion.snowflake.use-nanosecond-commit-timestamp=true
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Added a new advanced property called
matillion.snowflake.change-log-metadata-columns. When configured, the Streaming runner will include the specified fields (see table below for available fields per source database) from your source database’s logs onto the destination Snowflake tables. The extra columns will be prefixed with the database short code to prevent potential naming conflicts with existing column names on the table. To enable this feature, add the following to your Streaming pipeline’s advanced properties:matillion.snowflake.change-log-metadata-columns=comma separated list of field names (case sensitive)
Change Log. It has no effect on other target types or transformation types.Runners - Improvements
- Updated the Streaming runner version from
2.120.5to2.124.5. - Fixed a bug in the DB2 connector when processing data for columns where the datatype is either DATE or TIME and the Data Description Specifications (DDS) is non-ISO.
- Fixed a bug in the DB2 connector where a schema change to a table that is not part of the table include list of the pipeline would cause the pipeline to stop in error.
- Fixed a bug where an error message that contains a NUL character (a control character with the value zero) would prevent pipeline error events from being reported via the UI.
- Library updates and security fixes.
Designer - Improvements
Pipeline validation in Designer has been improved:- You can now keep building your pipelines while validation runs, instead of needing to wait for the entire pipeline to validate.
- Validation no longer times out when validating a complex pipeline—every validation process runs to completion, unless you cancel it in the Task history tab.
API - New endpoint
The following endpoint has been added to the Maia REST API:API - Updated endpoints
The following endpoints have been updated for the Maia REST API:Documentation - Improvements
- We’ve added a text size slider under the right-hand table of contents so that you can adjust the text size of the content body to your preference.
- The main navigation bar now includes a real-time status update from status.matillion.com to keep you informed about any incidents that may affect your use of Maia.
Maia Team - Improvements
We’ve updated Maia Team‘s Convert Workloads feature to make it more accurate and transparent:- Workloads are now preprocessed to remove noise, with the cleaned version written to your branch so Maia Team can review the source workload for debugging if needed.
- A new self-review step double-checks all analysis after processing is complete.
- Detailed progress reporting keeps you updated in real time as Convert Workloads progresses through each analysis stage.
Projects - New features
Branches
The Branches feature has been improved in the following ways:- The Branches list now includes new columns showing more information at a glance, and your default branch is pinned to the top of the list for quick access.
- Remote branches created directly in your Git provider now appear automatically in your Branches list, so it always stays in sync with your repository.
- A new merge dialog lets you merge from either a remote or local branch.
- You can now create and delete your own branches independently, without needing to share them with the whole team or affecting your teammates’ work. Because deleting a branch can’t be undone, clear warnings now appear before any action that could result in lost work.
- Environment choice is now optional when you create a branch—you can instead select the environment you want to work in from within Designer.
API - Updated endpoints
The following endpoints have been updated for the Maia REST API:Show 6 updated endpoints
Show 6 updated endpoints
API - New endpoints
The following endpoints have been added to the Maia REST API:Documentation - Improvements
Fixed an issue on this site where the “Cookie preferences” button could obscure the final item in the left navigation. The button has been modified to only feature the cookie icon.Admin - New features
Granular runner management permissions are now available, giving you more control over runner access when used with custom roles. Custom roles are coming soon. For more information, read Account roles.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Projects - New features
Connections
The Connections tab is now the central place to create and manage connections to external services. What was previously split across separate Secret definitions, OAuth, and Cloud credentials tabs is unified into a single Connections concept, so the URL, username, and credentials for a service travel together as one reusable object that you can select from any component that needs it. For more information, read Connections and Understanding the new connections model.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Connectors - Improvements
The following connectors now support selecting a pre-configured Connection directly in their Connect section, instead of entering credentials on the component itself:Show 11 connectors
Show 11 connectors
Documentation - Improvements
- Moved the Streaming docs from a standalone top-level navigation tab into a new Streaming group nested under Guides. To get started, read Streaming pipelines.
- Widened the reading column on large monitors (1920px and above) so page content stays aligned with the navigation bar.
- Added a persistent Cookie preferences button, letting you reopen the cookie consent panel at any time after dismissing the initial banner.
API - Updated endpoints
The following endpoints have been updated for the Maia REST API:Connectors - Improvements
The following Load connectors are now available for Databricks and Amazon Redshift projects:Show 12 connectors
Show 12 connectors
Connectors - New features
Added a new LDAP Load connector, which is available for Snowflake and Google BigQuery projects, and supports both full and incremental load. For Snowflake projects, this connector supersedes the LDAP Query connector.Minimum Maia runner version: 11.514.5API - New endpoint
The following endpoint has been added to the Maia REST API:API - Updated endpoint
The following endpoint has been updated for the Maia REST API:Designer - Improvements
Improved how Maia responds to Undo and Redo keyboard commands in Designer:- Pipelines no longer re-validate when you undo/redo minor changes that don’t affect the pipeline workflow, such as moving a component or editing a note, which reduces unnecessary processing time.
- You can now undo/redo changes in any panel in Designer. This gives you more control over your changes, whether you’re working on the canvas, configuring components, or managing variables.
API - Updated endpoint
The following endpoint has been updated for the Maia REST API:Connectors - New features
Added a new Microsoft Dynamics CRM Load connector, which is available for Snowflake and Google BigQuery projects, and supports both full and incremental load.Minimum Maia runner version: 12.60.0API - Updated endpoints
The following endpoints have been updated for the Maia REST API:Show 7 updated endpoints
Show 7 updated endpoints
Maia Team - New features
Tasks on your Mission Control board now support a Priority level. In the Priority drop-down, set a new task to Low, Medium, or High, and change it at any time while the task is in the Backlog section. When Auto-start is enabled, Maia Team starts working on Backlog tasks according to their priority level, from High to Low, rather than strictly in creation order. For more information, read Mission Control.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.API - Updated endpoint
The following endpoint has been updated for the Maia REST API:Connectors - Improvements
The Google Ads Query connector now uses v22 of the Google Ads API, up from v21, which Google is deprecating in August 2026.This change is available on the Current runner track from today. If you’re using the Stable track, expect it around August 10, 2026.API - Updated endpoints
The following endpoints have been updated for the Maia REST API:Show 17 updated endpoints
Show 17 updated endpoints
Connectors - Improvements
- Gong: The
spokenLanguagesfield in the List all users endpoint has been corrected from a scalar array to a struct array. The field now includesprimary(BOOLEAN) andlanguage(VARCHAR) as nested sub-fields. - Snapchat: The
delivery_statusfield in the Campaigns, Ad Squads under a Campaign, Ad Squads under an Ad Account, Ads under an Ad Account, and Ads under an Ad Squad endpoints has been corrected fromVARCHAR(2000)toVARCHAR[](scalar array).
Projects - New features
Added an Upgrade Assistant for automatically converting legacy Matillion ETL workloads to run in Maia. The Upgrade Assistant connects to the APIs of your Matillion ETL instance to securely retrieve your Matillion ETL jobs, and recreates them as new Maia pipelines in your project. For more information, read Upgrade Assistant.API - Updated endpoints
The following endpoints have been updated for the Maia REST API:API - Removed endpoints
The following endpoint has been removed from the Maia REST API:API - New endpoint
The following endpoint has been added to the Maia REST API:SchedulesAPI - Updated endpoints
The following endpoints have been updated for the Maia REST API:Show 7 updated endpoints
Show 7 updated endpoints
Maia Team - Improvements
Context Engine and Mission Control have exited the public preview phase and are now generally available.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.API - New endpoints
The following endpoints have been added to the Maia REST API:Repository MigrationConnectors - Improvements
Salesforce now requires all AppExchange ISV partners to implement four new OAuth security controls—PKCE, Refresh Token Rotation, a 30-day idle refresh token timeout, and a refresh token IP range allowlist—on every Connected App and External Client App. To comply, Salesforce connections in Maia have moved to a token rotation model. Once you upgrade to the required Maia runner version, your Salesforce tokens rotate automatically as your pipelines run. If a Salesforce pipeline runs less frequently than once every 30 days using a dedicated OAuth token, you may need to re-authorize the connection. For more information, read this Tech note.This change is available on the Current runner track from today. If you’re using the Stable track, expect it around August 10, 2026.Minimum Maia runner version: 12.37.1Designer - Improvements
The Recursive property of the File Iterator component is now available for the S3 input data type.Minimum Maia runner version: 11.500.1Connectors - Improvements
Added a new authentication method to the Google Sheets connector, which allows you to authenticate using a JSON structured service account key.Minimum Maia runner version: 12.30.0Pipelines - New features
Observability
You can now use Impact stream to see the downstream impact of a failed pipeline run, without leaving your workflow to manually trace dependencies in Lineage. On the Your activity page, click the target icon next to a failed run to open a focused view of the affected pipelines and datasets, generated automatically from that run. For more information, read Impact stream.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Connectors - New features
Added a new Stripe Load connector for Snowflake and Google BigQuery projects. This connector offers full and incremental load options. For Snowflake projects, this connector supersedes the Stripe Query connector.Minimum Maia runner version: 12.30.0Connectors - Improvements
Added a new authentication method to the Google BigQuery connector, which allows you to authenticate using a JSON structured service account key.Minimum Maia runner version: 12.30.0Maia Team - New features
You can now rename tasks in Mission Control to help you track the work that Maia Team is doing across all your tasks. For more information, read Editing tasks.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Connectors - New features
The following connectors have been added for Snowflake and Google BigQuery projects:- Amazon DynamoDB Load: This connector offers full and incremental load options, and supersedes DynamoDB Query.
- Excel Load: This connector offers full and incremental load options, and supersedes Excel Query.
- Facebook Ads: This connector supersedes Facebook Ads Query.
Maia Team - New features
You can now choose between List view and Kanban view in Mission Control. List view displays tasks by status, with the tasks that need your attention at the top of the list. Kanban view provides an overview of Maia Team‘s progress on all your tasks in a Kanban-style board. Click the List view and Kanban view icons in the top right of Mission Control to switch views. For more information, read Mission Control overview.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Designer - Improvements
Designer has been upgraded to improve performance for all users, with a particular impact on Windows enterprise hardware. The pipeline canvas now runs up to 14x faster, and chats with Maia Team are more responsive, helping you to build pipelines quickly and easily.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Pipelines - Improvements
When configuring components, alldual listbox properties have been replaced with object selector properties, which require you to select the items you want from a list. These can now be configured in the Properties panel on the right of the Designer canvas, instead of a dialog over the canvas. This allows you to configure object selector properties while keeping other elements of Designer visible, such as the Variables tab.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Connectors - New features
The following connectors have been added for Snowflake and Google BigQuery projects. Both connectors offer full and incremental load options.- Bing Ads Load: For Snowflake projects, this connector supersedes the Bing Ads Query connector.
- Zoho CRM Load
Connectors - New features
Added a new Google Analytics connector, which is available on all projects and supersedes the Google Analytics Query connector. Existing pipelines that use the Google Analytics Query connector will continue to run as expected.Minimum Maia runner version: 12.18.1Connectors - New features
The following connectors have been added for Snowflake and Google BigQuery projects. Both connectors offer full and incremental load options.- Elasticsearch Load
- SharePoint Load: For Snowflake projects, this connector supersedes the SharePoint Query connector.
Pipelines - New features
The Script Pushdown component allows Python and Bash scripts to run in your cloud infrastructure when using a Hybrid SaaS deployment.- Run your Python and Bash scripts on a separate runner that you can scale independently for script-heavy workloads.
- Deploy the Script Pushdown runner as an optional step in the standard Maia runner deployment template.
Admin - Improvements
Billing
You can now add an account-level billing notification directly from the Add notifications dialog on the Budgets and alerts page, or from the Add billing notification page on the Billing tab of the Notifications page. Select Account budget thresholds for contract consumption to receive a notification when your global budget crosses a threshold, alongside any project-level notifications you configure in the same place.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Runners - New features
- Streaming runners can now be configured to capture a heap dump if they encounter an out of memory error. For more information, read Enable Streaming runner heap dumps.
Runners - Improvements
- Updated the Streaming runner version from
2.119.18to2.120.5. - Fixed a bug in the DB2 connector when processing data for columns where the datatype is DECIMAL and the scale and precision are the same.
- Upgraded the Snowflake JDBC driver to fix a bug relating to thread leaks that would cause a Streaming runner to run out of memory (OOM).
- Library updates and security fixes.
Designer - Improvements
The Start component includes a Post-processing tab where you can work with user-defined pipeline variables, project variables, and system variables—in the same way as other orchestration components. For more information, read Post-processing.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Pipelines - New features
When you rename a pipeline, Maia can now update all other pipelines in your project that reference the renamed pipeline. This prevents errors in other pipelines, for example if a Run Orchestration or Run Transformation component references the renamed pipeline. For more information, read Renaming pipelines.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Maia Team - New features
- You can now attach images and PDFs to your messages when chatting with Maia Team in Designer. This lets you give Maia Team more context by attaching files such as screenshots, diagrams, or specifications. For more information, read Attaching images and PDFs.
- You can now add labels to tasks in Mission Control to help you categorize your tasks and filter the tasks shown on your Mission Control board. You can add new or existing labels to a new task when you create it, and add labels to existing tasks for consistency. For more information, read Creating tasks and Editing tasks.
API - Updated endpoints
The following endpoint has been updated for the Maia REST API:Connectors - New features
- Added a new Google BigQuery Load connector for Snowflake and Google BigQuery projects. This connector offers both full and incremental loading.
Connectors - New features
- Added a new Facebook Load connector for Snowflake and Google BigQuery projects. This connector offers both full and incremental loading. For Snowflake projects, this connector supersedes the Facebook Query connector.
Maia Team - New features
You can now set up Slack notifications in Mission Control to receive a message whenever a task moves to the Needs attention column of your Mission Control board. This helps you respond faster when Maia Team needs information, reducing the time needed to complete a task.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Maia Team - Improvements
- New permission levels are available for tasks in Mission Control, giving you more precise control over how Maia Team works on your tasks. You can now choose between Ask permission, Balanced, and Full access, depending on the task Maia Team is working on, and how often you want it to ask for permission before acting. For more information, read Permission levels.
- When you ask Maia Team to build an orchestration pipeline, it can now find any shared pipelines that match your request, ask which one you’d like to use, and add a corresponding Run Shared Pipeline component to your pipeline. For more information, read the Orchestration pipelines section of our guide to building pipelines with Maia Team.
Designer - Improvements
- Changed the behavior of the File Iterator component with an Azure Blob Storage data source. Previously, if this component had a Filter regex set and Max iterations set at or above the number of files actually matching the filter, some matching files would be silently dropped and not iterated. This behavior has been changed to bring Azure Blob Storage in line with other data sources, so all matches are correctly iterated over with none being dropped.
Connectors - New features
- Added a new MongoDB Load connector for Snowflake and Google BigQuery projects. This connector offers both full and incremental loading. For Snowflake projects, this connector supersedes the MongoDB Query connector.
API - Updated endpoints
The following endpoints have been updated for the Maia REST API:Show 6 updated endpoints
Show 6 updated endpoints
Admin - New features
Billing
Usage dashboard
The Usage dashboard has been redesigned to give you more control over how you view your credit consumption:- Select a date range—Last 7 days, Last 30 days, Monthly, Quarterly, or Custom—to control the period shown.
- Toggle See credit breakdown by feature to split your usage across Orchestration, Transformation, and Additional Users.
- Explore the credit breakdown by Projects & Pipelines or Additional Users, with a daily breakdown available for any pipeline or user.
Budgets and alerts
You can now set credit usage budgets and be notified before you approach or exceed your allowance:- Set global and project-level budgets, each with two percentage-based thresholds, on the new Budgets and alerts page. Budgets are informational—they don’t restrict or block usage.
- Receive a billing notification each time your consumption crosses a threshold, delivered by email, Slack, or webhook. Delivery channels are configured per user on the Billing tab of the Notifications page.
API - Updated endpoints
The following endpoints have been updated for the Maia REST API:Show 3 updated endpoints
Show 3 updated endpoints
API - Updated endpoints
The following endpoints have been updated for the Maia REST API:Show 6 updated endpoints
Show 6 updated endpoints
Designer - Improvements
- A new property of iterator components allows you to set a maximum number of concurrent iterations on any iterator, giving more flexible control of how pipelines are executed. You can set a concurrency limit that gives optimal performance without overwhelming your downstream systems or data warehouse.
Connectors - Improvements
A new Key sanitization strategy property has been added to some connectors. This property lets you choose how to change the column names in your data so that they conform to your destination warehouse’s identifier rules.The Key sanitization strategy property has been added to the following connectors:Show 36 connectors
Show 36 connectors
- Amazon Redshift Load
- Databricks
- Gmail
- Google Ads Load
- Google Sheets
- IBM Db2 for i Load
- JDBC Load
- JDBC
- Jira Load
- Mailchimp
- MariaDB Load
- Microsoft Dynamics 365 Load
- Microsoft Exchange
- Microsoft SQL Server Load
- NetSuite SuiteAnalytics
- NetSuite SuiteAnalytics Load
- Oracle Eloqua Load
- Oracle Fusion Cloud Financials Load
- Oracle Fusion Cloud HCM Load
- Oracle Fusion Cloud Procurement Load
- Oracle Fusion Cloud Project Management Load
- Oracle Load
- PostgreSQL Load
- Sage Intacct Load
- Salesforce Load
- SAP NetWeaver Load
- ServiceNow Load
- Shopify Load
- Snowflake Load
- SugarCRM Load
- SurveyMonkey
- Sybase ASE Load
- Workday Load
- X Ads Load
- X Ads
- Zuora Bulk
Pipelines - Improvements
Observability
Steps within a pipeline run now display a Pending status when they have been sent for execution but haven’t started yet. Once the runner picks up a step, the status moves to Running. This gives you a clearer picture of your pipeline’s progress—you can now distinguish between steps that are actively executing and those that are queued. Step statuses are visible from the pipeline run details page and from the Task history tab in Designer. For more information, read Pipeline run history.Minimum Maia runner version: 11.459.0Maia Team - New Features
You can now use the Auto-start toggle on the Mission Control board to tell Maia Team to automatically start tasks that are added to your backlog. For more details, read Auto-start.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Connectors - New features
- Added a new Google Ads Load connector for Snowflake and Google BigQuery projects. This connector offers full and incremental load. For Snowflake projects, this connector supersedes the Google Ads Query connector.
- Added a new Email Load connector for Snowflake and Google BigQuery projects. This connector offers full and incremental load. For Snowflake projects, this connector supersedes the Email Query connector.
API - Updated endpoints
The following endpoints have been updated for the Maia REST API:Show 8 updated endpoints
Show 8 updated endpoints
Designer - Improvements
The Sample data tab in Designer has been updated:- Maia Team can now help you write filter queries when sampling data in Designer. Click Ask Maia in the Sample data tab and tell Maia Team how you want to filter your data. For more information, read Filtering sampled data.
- You can now sort sampled data by the values in a selected column. Click the header of a column to use it to sort the data in the table. For more information, read Sampling data.
Pipelines, Projects - New features
Google BigQuery is now a supported cloud data warehouse in Maia.Google BigQuery is available on the Current runner track from today. If you’re using the Stable track, expect Google BigQuery to be available around August 1, 2026.To get started, read:- Setup guide—Full SaaS Google BigQuery
- Setup guide—Hybrid SaaS Google BigQuery
- Google BigQuery projects
- Google BigQuery environments
Show 29 transformation components
Show 29 transformation components
- Aggregate
- Assert View
- Calculator
- Construct Struct
- Convert Type
- Create View
- Detect Changes
- Distinct
- Except
- Extract Structured Data
- Filter
- First/Last
- Fixed Flow
- Generate Sequence
- Intersect
- Join
- Lead Lag
- Rank
- Rename
- Rewrite Table
- Split Field
- SQL
- Table Input
- Table Output
- Transpose Columns
- Transpose Rows
- Unite
- Wildcard Table Input
- Window Calculation
Show 40 orchestration components
Show 40 orchestration components
- And
- Append to Grid
- Assert Scalar Variables
- Assert Table
- Assert Table Values
- Azure Queue Storage Message
- Bash Pushdown
- Cloud Pub/Sub
- Compare Table Values
- Create External Table
- Create Table
- Create Table from Values
- dbt Core
- Delete Tables
- End Failure
- End Success
- File Iterator
- Fixed Iterator
- Grid Iterator
- If
- JDBC Table Metadata to Grid
- Or
- Print Variables
- Query Result to Grid
- Query Result to Scalar
- Refresh Materialized View
- Remove from Grid
- Retry
- Run Orchestration
- Run Pipeline to Test
- Run Shared Pipeline
- Run Transformation
- Send Email
- SQL Script
- Start
- Table Iterator
- Table Metadata to Grid
- Table Update
- Update Scalar
- Webhook Post
Show 122 connectors
Show 122 connectors
- ActiveCampaign
- Amazon Redshift Load
- Amplitude
- Anaplan
- Asana
- Attio
- AVRO Load
- Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL
- Azure SQL
- Box
- Braze
- Brevo
- Bugcrowd
- Buildkite
- Chargebee
- CircleCI
- ClickUp
- Coalesce
- Concord
- Confluence
- CSV Load
- Data Transfer
- Databricks
- Datadog
- dbt Cloud
- Delighted
- Dixa
- Dropbox
- Dynamics 365 Business Central
- Eventbrite
- Fanatics
- FireHydrant
- Freshdesk
- GitHub
- Gmail
- Gong
- Google Cloud Storage Unload
- Google Drive Table
- Google Sheets
- HubSpot Load
- IBM Db2 for i Load
- Infobip
- Intercom
- JDBC Load
- Jira Load
- Jotform
- JSON Load
- Klaviyo
- LaunchDarkly
- LinkedIn Ads
- Lob
- Maia Flex connector
- Mailchimp
- Mailgun
- Mandrill
- MariaDB Load
- Marketo Load
- Microsoft Dataverse
- Microsoft Dynamics 365 Load
- Microsoft Exchange
- Microsoft SQL Server Load
- Mixpanel
- NetSuite SuiteAnalytics Load
- New Relic
- Notion
- Ongoing WMS
- Open Exchange Rates
- Oracle Eloqua Load
- Oracle Fusion Cloud Financials Load
- Oracle Fusion Cloud HCM Load
- Oracle Fusion Cloud Procurement Load
- Oracle Fusion Cloud Project Management Load
- Oracle Load
- ORC Load
- Orbit
- Ortto
- PagerDuty
- Parquet Load
- PayPal
- Pendo
- Persona
- Pingdom
- Pipedrive
- PostgreSQL Load
- Productboard
- Recurly
- RingCentral
- Rootly
- SAP NetWeaver Load
- SAP ODP
- SAP SuccessFactors
- Sage Intacct Load
- Salesforce Load
- Salesforce Pardot
- Salesloft
- SeatGeek
- SendGrid
- ServiceNow Load
- Shopify Load
- Slack
- Smartsheet
- Snapchat
- Snowflake Load
- Snyk
- Square
- SugarCRM Load
- SurveyMonkey
- Sybase ASE Load
- Ticketmaster
- TikTok
- Toggl
- Twilio
- Unstructured.io
- Workday Custom Reports
- Workday Load
- X Ads Load
- Yelp
- Zendesk Talk
- Zendesk Ticketing
- Zoom
- Zuora
- Zuora Bulk
Designer - Improvements
You can now bulk export and import both pipeline and project variables via a structured JSON configuration file.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Designer - Improvements
Designer‘s quick actions list now includes the following items:- You can now execute Git operations, toggle panels, move pipelines, and manage schedules directly from the quick actions list.
- The underlying search engine accounts for typos or partial matches, and automatically surfaces your most frequently used commands over time based on your usage patterns.
cmd + shift + k on Mac or ctrl + shift + k on Windows to open the Quick actions list.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Runners - Improvements
- Updated the Streaming runner version from
2.119.1to2.119.18. - Library updates and security fixes.
Documentation - New features
Added topic filters to the Maia changelog. Click one or more topics on the right of this page to show the changelog entries for the selected topics. Each topic covers a number of sub-topics, including:Show 8 topic categories
Show 8 topic categories
- Admin: Roles and permissions, billing, SSO, security, and account-level settings
- API: The Maia API and MCP server
- Connectors: Connectors and custom connectors
- Designer: Features available on the Designer canvas, such as variables, sampling, and Git actions
- Maia Team: Mission Control, Context Engine, Maia Team chat features
- Pipelines: Orchestration and transformation components, test pipelines, shared pipelines, and pipeline observability
- Projects: Project-level features, such as environments, schedules, secret definitions, and OAuths
- Runners: Maia runners and Streaming runners
Pipelines - Improvements
Observability
You can now subscribe to anomaly alert notifications via Email, Slack, or Webhook to be notified when a pipeline run’s duration deviates significantly from historical baselines, so you can investigate performance issues before they escalate. For setup instructions, see Pipeline notifications.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.API - New endpoint
The following endpoint has been added to the Maia REST API:Designer - Improvements
The following improvements have been made in Designer:- A new property of iterator components allows the Task History and Observability Dashboard to show the names and values of variables used in each iteration.
- You can now search for variables by name in the Variables panel at the bottom of the Designer canvas.
API - Updated endpoints
The following endpoint has been updated for the Maia REST API:API - Improvements
You can now associate a GitLab repository with a project when using the Project Provisioning API to create a project.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Maia Team - Improvements
You can now filter the tasks shown on the Mission Control board by their Source app and Source branch for a clearer overview of where your tasks were created and where Maia Team is working on them. For more details, read Search and filter tasks.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Pipelines - Improvements
Observability
Pipeline notifications now support four completion trigger types: Success, Failure, Cancelled, and Skipped. You can subscribe to any combination of trigger types for your scheduled and API-driven pipelines. For more information, see Pipeline notifications.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Projects - Improvements
Secret definitions
When creating a secret using the Maia public API, you will now see a409 Conflict response if a secret with the same name already exists in the target vault location. Previously, if you created a secret with a name that already existed, the stored value was overwritten without warning.Secret names must now be unique within a vault location, and existing secrets aren’t overwritten. This ensures that the relevant create and edit permissions are correctly applied through the Maia API. The change applies to the endpoint for creating a secret value. For more information, read Managing secret references.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.API - New endpoint
The following endpoint has been added to the Maia REST API:API - Updated endpoints
The following endpoints have been updated for the Maia REST API:Show 11 updated endpoints
Show 11 updated endpoints
MCP server - New features
Four new Test Execution tools are now available in the Matillion MCP server, enabling you to validate pipeline changes by running tests from your AI assistant client:Show 4 new tools
Show 4 new tools
Designer - New features
Three new system variables are available for all iterator components. Use these variables to retrieve counts of attempted iterations, generated iterations, and successful iterations. For details, read Iterator components.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Connectors - Improvements
The Google Cloud Storage Load component is now deprecated. You can use the individual load components like AVRO load, CSV load, JSON load, ORC load, and PARQUET load to infer the schema from the selected file(s), create the corresponding table, and load the data into it.Minimum Maia runner version: 11.434.0Connectors - Improvements
The Zuora Bulk connector is now available for Databricks and Amazon Redshift projects.Minimum Maia runner version: 11.334.9-patch.2Connectors - New features
The following connectors have been added:- Zuora Bulk orchestration connector that allows you to extract large volumes of data from Zuora via the Zuora Bulk API, and load that data into either Snowflake or a cloud storage location (Amazon S3, Azure Blob Storage, or Google Cloud Storage).
- Oracle Fusion Cloud HCM Load orchestration connector that allows you to extract data from Oracle Fusion Cloud HCM and load it directly into your preferred cloud storage location.
Maia Team - New features
Navigation: Added to the left navigation. Use this icon to access Mission Control and Context Engine.Context Engine is now available in public preview. Use Context Engine to add and manage knowledge graphs that capture the structure, relationships, and meaning of your data. Maia Team uses knowledge graphs to speak the language of your business and build pipelines relevant to your data landscape. Add crawlers to ingest data from your connected data warehouses and pipeline execution history to keep your knowledge graphs up to date.Mission Control is now available in public preview. Mission Control provides a kanban-style dashboard where you can create, track, and manage tasks being executed by Maia Team across all your projects. Tasks move through four columns—Backlog, In progress, Needs attention, and Completed—and each task has its own chat panel, so you can switch between tasks without losing context. When creating a task, you can select a knowledge graph to help Maia Team work with awareness of your data landscape.With Mission Control, we’ve introduced support for multi-modality. When you create a task in Mission Control, you can attach images and PDFs to provide additional context. Maia Team can see and understand the content of these attachments, allowing it to work directly from diagrams, screenshots, mockups, whiteboard photos, and PDF specifications you share. This is especially useful for tasks like troubleshooting a complex pipeline, where a screenshot of the Designer canvas or error message can provide critical context that might be missed in a text description. You can reference these attachments in your Mission Control conversations by typing@ and then the name of the file..txt, .md, etc.) aren’t supported as attachments. These file types belong in the project itself, where Maia Team can already read them.Connectors - Improvements
The Maia Flex connector component has been updated to include three new Test Execution endpoints:Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Designer - Improvements
The following improvements have been made in Designer:- The pipeline file list now updates automatically in real time after importing assets from the Exchange or making changes in another browser tab, removing the need for a manual page refresh.
- When you switch shared pipelines within an orchestration job, any pre-configured variable values that no longer exist or match the new pipeline are automatically cleared to prevent runtime errors.
Designer - New features
The Stop on condition mode property for iterator components now includes an Advanced option, letting you write stop conditions manually using SQL. For more information, read the documentation for each component:Show 5 iterator components
Show 5 iterator components
Designer - Improvements
The Variables panel has now moved to the bottom of the Designer UI, sitting between the Metadata and Review results tabs. This relocation empowers you to manage your pipeline, project, and grid variables, as well as environment overrides—while keeping the Maia Team interface open on your canvas.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Runners - New features
Maia runners can now be deployed to Google Cloud on Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE). For details on architecture, prerequisites, and deployment, read the Google Cloud GKE deployment for Maia runners.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Designer - Improvements
The following improvements have been made in Designer:- You can now copy and paste canvas notes individually, or select multiple canvas notes to copy, delete, or change the color of all selected notes.
- When you select multiple components on the canvas, you can now use the component action bar to skip, copy, or delete all selected components.
- You can now deselect a selected component by holding the
Shiftkey and clicking the component.
API - New endpoints
The following endpoints have been added to the Maia REST API:Test ExecutionShow 4 new endpoints
Show 4 new endpoints
API - New features
The Project Provisioning API now supports Azure DevOps, enabling you to associate an Azure DevOps Git repository with the provisioned project. For more details, read the Initialize repository section of the Project Provisioning API guide.API - Improvements
The connections API now supports cloud provider credentials (AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud), enabling you to programmatically create and manage cloud credentials. Combined with the Project Provisioning API, this completes the zero-touch provisioning flow for full SaaS projects.Designer - New features
Post-processing in Designer now supports updating grid variables. Set static or dynamic values, or map data from a source grid variable column by column. You can also export grid variables from child pipelines. For more information, read Post-processing.Minimum Maia runner version: 11.329.1Designer - Improvements
You can now search for and add pipeline variables when using dual listbox editors, such as the Column Names parameter of the Table Input component. Variables appear in the same selector as static list items and can be added to the selection like any other item.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Projects - Improvements
Cloud credentials
Cloud credentials now support environment overrides, enabling you to configure different cloud provider credentials (AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud) per environment. For more information, read Cloud credentials.Pipelines - New features
Test pipelines
You can now create and run tests for your pipelines. Three test types are available:- Unit tests: Test pipeline logic with mock inputs to validate behavior in isolation.
- Comparison tests: Compare output between pipelines to verify migration equality.
- Operational tests: Validate pipeline behavior for scenarios such as idempotency and temporal patterns.
Connectors - New features
Added a new Microsoft Dynamics 365 Load connector, which offers full and incremental load options. For Snowflake projects, this connector supersedes the Dynamics 365 Query connector.Minimum Maia runner version: 11.305.3Designer - Improvements
- Sample filtering: The Filter field in the Sample data panel is now visible as soon as the open pipeline has been validated. If a sample request fails, the Filter field and retry controls remain visible, enabling you to change your filter request and sample again without interruption. For more information, read Filtering sampled data.
- Inspect tables and views: You can now observe the column metadata in a table or view from the Schemas panel. Click Inspect data next to a table or view to browse your warehouse data. You can also sample the data from this panel.
- Select database: A database selection drop-down has been added to the Schemas panel and the Warehouse data tab when you click the Add component icon on the canvas, allowing you to switch databases without changing your environment configuration.
MCP server - New features
Ten new AI Agents tools are now available in the Matillion MCP server, enabling you to create and manage Maia Team‘s tasks from your AI assistant client:Show 10 new tools
Show 10 new tools
API - Updated endpoints
The Delete environment connection overrides endpoint has been updated for the Maia REST API:Pipelines - New features
Observability
The Your activity page now supports saved views. Save your applied filters as a named view, switch between views from the Saved filters drop-down, and mark one view as your default to load automatically each time you open the page. For more information, read Saved views.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Pipelines - Improvements
Observability
The root cause analysis that Maia provides when a scheduled or API-triggered executed pipeline run fails has been improved. The analysis Maia conducts is more thorough and context-aware, and the analysis report you receive is more detailed and actionable. For more information, read Root cause analysis.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.API - Updated endpoints
The following endpoints have been updated for the Maia REST API:Show 5 updated endpoints
Show 5 updated endpoints
Runners - New features
- Streaming runners now support exporting logs to Matillion’s systems for support. To enable the feature, set the
EXPORT_LOGSoptional Streaming runner parameter totrue. For more information, read Export logs.
Runners - Improvements
- Updated the Streaming runner version from
2.116.1to2.119.1. - Streaming runners log structure updated to a JSON format.
- Library updates and security fixes.
API - New endpoints
The following endpoints have been added to the Maia REST API:AI Agent TasksShow 9 new endpoints
Show 9 new endpoints
API - Updated endpoints
The following endpoints have been updated for the Maia REST API:Show 3 updated endpoints
Show 3 updated endpoints
Designer - Improvements
Maia Team can now sample up to 200 rows of data when working on pipelines in Designer to review your data, identify patterns, and troubleshoot transformation steps. For more information about how Maia Team samples your data, read Sampling data. Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Designer - New features
Iterator components now support a Stop on condition property, allowing you to stop iterations early when a specific condition is met. This brings Maia iterator behavior in line with Matillion ETL. When enabled, a Condition dialog lets you define one or more conditions using a no-code UI, with a Text mode toggle available for writing conditions manually as a JavaScript expression. A Combine conditions property controls whether multiple conditions are evaluated using And or Or logic. For more information, read the documentation for each component:Show 5 iterator components
Show 5 iterator components
Connectors - New features
The following new connectors are now available for Snowflake projects, offering full and incremental load options to only fetch new and updated rows of data:Minimum Maia runner version: 11.313.7API - Updated endpoints
The following endpoints have been updated for the Maia REST API:Show 4 updated endpoints
Show 4 updated endpoints
Admin - Improvements
Roles and permissions
User management and roles improvements:- Redesigned user management screen with sorting, filtering, and paging for easier navigation.
- Simplified account-level roles to make permissions easier to understand.
- For Maia users only, project roles can now be assigned during user invitation, so access is ready on acceptance.
- For Maia users only, a new Roles section shows clear permissions across account, project, and environment levels.
API - Updated endpoints
The following endpoints have been updated for the Maia REST API:Show 7 updated endpoints
Show 7 updated endpoints
API - New endpoints
The following endpoints have been added to the Maia REST API:Shared Pipeline ArtifactsShow 5 new endpoints
Show 5 new endpoints
Pipelines - Improvements
Orchestration
The Python Script component has been updated to use Python 3.12, ahead of the planned Python 3.10 end-of-life in October 2026. For further details, read this Tech note.Minimum Maia runner version: 11.281.0API - New endpoints
The following endpoints have been added to the Maia REST API:AgentsAPI - Updated endpoints
The following endpoints have been updated:- The
gkedeployment type is now available for both Maia and Streaming agent types for POST/v1/agents(previously only available for streaming agents). - A new
FORBIDDENstatus value is now available for thestatusfilter parameter of GET/v1/pipeline-executions.
Runners - New features
A public Terraform provider is now available for Streaming runners and Streaming pipelines, enabling you to create and configure Streaming runners and pipelines programmatically at scale using Terraform scripts. For more information, read Deploy with Terraform.Pipelines - New features
Transformation
The Data Cleanse component is now available for transformation pipelines in Amazon Redshift projects. This component provides data profiling and cleansing capabilities to help you identify and resolve data quality issues in your datasets.Minimum Maia runner version: 11.147.0Pipelines - Improvements
Shared pipelines
Updated the shared pipeline experience. You can now configure scalar and grid variables in the Share pipeline dialog, including setting display names, marking variables as required, and reordering them. Variable descriptions are now visible when configuring the pipeline, and the Run Shared Pipeline component now provides clearer guidance on required and optional inputs.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Pipelines - New features
Observability
Added Webhook as a delivery channel for platform notifications, allowing users to route pipeline failure alerts to services such as Microsoft Teams, ServiceNow, or any internal tooling that accepts a webhook. Notifications can be configured at the project or environment level, removing the need to build notification logic into individual pipelines or rely solely on email alerts. For more information, read Pipeline notifications.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Pipelines - New features
Observability
You can now re-run pipelines directly from the Pipeline run history without opening Designer. You can re-run an entire pipeline or re-run execution at the step level using dedicated icons to Run from step (re-runs that step and all downstream steps) or Run only step (re-runs that step in isolation), with each action creating a new pipeline execution.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.API - Updated endpoints
TheGit-Provider-Access-Token header parameter is now optional for POST /v1/projects/{projectId}/repositories.Admin - New features
Security
The IP allow list enables account access to be restricted to specific IP addresses or IP ranges.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Connectors - Improvements
Added a new Column mapping parameter to Flex connectors and custom connectors. This parameter allows you to select fields from an unstructured dataset to load as individual columns. As a result, you don’t need to use an Extract Nested Data component to unpack data into columns.Minimum Maia runner version: 11.234.0API - New endpoints
The following endpoints have been added to the Maia REST API:Pipeline Quality ReviewShow 4 new endpoints
Show 4 new endpoints
Show 3 new endpoints
Show 3 new endpoints
API - Updated endpoints
A new Full SaaS Agent on Snowflake example has been added to the request body for POST/v1/projects.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Projects - New features
Environments
Added a new Allow inherit project defaults toggle to control whether an environment inherits project-level variable values by default or requires manual overrides. For more information on managing these configurations, read Environments.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Connectors - New features
Added a new Oracle Load connector, which offers full and incremental load options. This connector supersedes the option to use the Database Query component to retrieve data from Oracle.Minimum Maia runner version: 11.134.0Admin - Improvements
Roles and permissions
Users with the Contributor role on a project can now create and modify project variables, but can’t delete them. For more information, read Project roles.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Designer - New features
New system variables for environment defaults have been added, allowing you to reference default connection values in your pipelines. These variables provide access to the default database, schema, warehouse, role, catalog, compute resource, S3 bucket, and application configured for the environment. For more information, read System variables.Minimum Maia runner version: 11.217.1Projects - Improvements
Artifacts
Updated the information shown when viewing artifacts. You can now see the Git hash of the commit that created the artifact, and the name of the user who created the artifact.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Runners - Improvements
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Updated the Streaming runner version from
2.115.1to2.116.1. - Library updates and security fixes.
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Added a new advanced property called
matillion.snowflake.maintain-primary-keys(default:false). When enabled, the Streaming runner will mirror primary key constraints from your source database onto the destination Snowflake tables. This includes table creation and schema changes. If changes to the primary key of a table are required, writes to the source table must be stopped and outstanding changes allowed to flow through to Snowflake before stopping the pipeline. Once the primary key update is complete, the pipeline can be restarted. To enable this feature, add the following to your Streaming pipeline’s advanced properties:matillion.snowflake.maintain-primary-keys=true
Pipelines - Improvements
Observability
The Your activity page that displays the pipeline run history has been updated to improve visibility and make troubleshooting faster. The update simplifies the run history view and adds new information to help you quickly understand pipeline runs and identify issues during investigations. For more information, read Pipeline run history.The Audit service now records audit events for project connections and environment connections. Project connection events are produced for SSH tunnels, OAuths, and secret definitions. Environment connection events are produced for OAuths and secret definitions.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Projects - New features
Secret definitions, OAuths
Added support for environment-level secrets and OAuth credentials, allowing you to manage secrets and OAuth credentials at the environment level for more granular control and simplified cross-environment credential management. For more information, read Configure values and overrides.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Projects - Improvements
Secret definitions, OAuths
- You can now edit existing secrets and OAuths, making it easier to rotate credentials.
API - New endpoints
Credential management has been simplified into a single API endpoint for connections.The following endpoints have been added to the Maia REST API:ConnectionsShow 7 new endpoints
Show 7 new endpoints
API - Updated endpoints
A new enum value ofSKIPPED has been added to the status query parameter for GET /v1/pipeline-executions.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Connectors - New features
Microsoft Exchange has been added as a new source to the Data Transfer component. This enables users to transfer attachments from Exchange email messages and calendar events using OAuth-based authentication.Minimum Maia runner version: 11.183.0Connectors - New features
Added a new Sybase ASE Load connector, which offers full and incremental load options. We recommend using this connector instead of using the Database Query component to connect to Sybase ASE.Minimum Maia runner version: 11.191.2Runners - New features
Maia runners can now be deployed using Kubernetes on Amazon EKS or Azure AKS. This provides horizontal pod autoscaling, standardized Helm chart deployment, and native cloud authentication. A public deployment library is available with Terraform modules, Helm charts, and pre-deployment validation scripts. For an overview, read the Kubernetes deployment guide.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Maia Team - New features
Maia Team can now notify you when it finishes processing or requires your input. This means you can prompt Maia Team, then switch to another task, and return as soon as Maia Team has finished working on your prompt. For more information, read Background notifications.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Maia Team - Improvements
In the Fix with Maia dialog, Maia Team uses contextual awareness of the executed pipeline’s codebase and history to suggest the most relevant branch based on commit and publish history, and automatically select the environment where the failure occurred. For more information, read Maia Team assisted - intelligent pipeline recovery.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Projects - Improvements
Git providers
The Matillion App for GitHub now requests read and write access to GitHub Actions workflow files. This enables Maia to update and manage workflow files (.github/workflows/) in connected repositories as part of GitHub pipeline management.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Pipelines - New features
Transformation
A new Warehouse data tab is available when you click the Add component icon on the canvas, allowing you to directly add data from your warehouse as a Table Input component in transformation pipelines.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Pipelines - New features
Observability
- The Pipeline run history page now displays Skipped pipeline runs when a schedule has Allow concurrent schedule runs disabled and a new execution is triggered while a previous run for the same schedule is still in progress. Skipped runs are recorded with an amber status indicator.
- You can now search pipeline runs by Execution ID, in addition to pipeline name.
Maia Team - Improvements
Maia Team now supports workload conversion from Apache NiFi, IBM DataStage, WhereScape, and Oracle ODI, enabling you to convert existing ETL/ELT workloads into production-ready Maia pipelines.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Maia Team - New features
- Maia Team can now ask questions in your conversations to better understand your prompts.
- When approving tool permissions in your chats with Maia Team, you can now provide a reason when declining permissions. This can help Maia Team to better understand your prompt or to adjust its approach.
- Maia Team now dynamically updates your conversation titles to accurately reflect the topic of discussion, making it easier to understand your conversation history and return to previous conversations.
Pipelines - New features
Transformation
A Data Cleanse component is now available for transformation pipelines in Snowflake projects. This component provides data profiling and cleansing capabilities to help you identify and resolve data quality issues in your datasets.Minimum Maia runner version: 11.147.0Runners - Improvements
- Updated the Streaming runner version from
2.113.75to2.115.1. - Db2 for IBM i: Added Heartbeat functionality.
- Library updates and security fixes.
Maia Team - New features
You can now create skills to help Maia Team respond to your prompts more effectively. Skills are sets of reusable instructions that are particularly useful if you often give Maia Team repetitive prompts. They provide guidelines and standards for Maia Team to follow, which means you don’t need to include this information in every prompt.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Pipelines - New features
Observability
- You can now automatically fix selected pipeline quality rule violations using Fix with Maia from the Review results panel, helping resolve common issues such as component naming, missing start or end components, and unused components.
- Added a new Review all pipelines option to the Designer canvas. This lets you review all orchestration and transformation pipelines in a branch in a single action, making it easier to identify pipeline quality issues across your branch.
- You can now choose to run pipeline quality checks from the Commit changes dialog by enabling the review option before committing. When enabled, commits are blocked if rule violations with an error enforcement level are detected, while commits with warnings or no issues proceed successfully.
API - Updated endpoints
The following endpoints have been updated:- Added a
[FULL_SAAS]enum value to propertyagentDeploymentTypefor POST/v1/projects. - Added a 403 response to DELETE
/v1/projects/{projectId}/secret-references/{secretReferenceName}.
Pipelines - New features
Observability
A new Additional Users tab is now available in the Consumption Dashboard, providing visibility into individual user credit charges incurred during the current billing period.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.Connectors - Improvements
A new OAuth 2.0 Client Credentials option is now available in the Authentication type drop-down menu for the Salesforce Load connector.Minimum Maia runner version: 11.67.0Runners - New features
Hybrid SaaS Maia runners can now export Maia runner logs to Matillion’s systems for support purposes. This facilitates faster response if support is needed. This feature can be enabled or disabled in the Maia runner settings. For more information, read Export logs.Minimum Maia runner version: 11.46.1Connectors - Improvements
Added a new property to the Workday Load component. The new Advanced Mode Type property lets you choose whether to use an SQL query or SOAP operation to fetch your data.Minimum Maia runner version: 11.120.0Maia Team - New features
Convert Workloads has been added to Maia Team. This new feature allows users to leverage Maia Team‘s intelligence to seamlessly convert existing ETL/ELT workloads from other platforms into production-ready Maia pipelines.Minimum Maia runner version: All supported versions.API - Updated endpoints
ThepipelineName field has been added to the dimensions object of the response for GET /v1/consumption. Applies to orchestration and transformation pipeline credit usage types.