Juillet 2026

July 6, 2026

Bulk edit queue items

You can now update multiple queue items at the same time from the Transactions grid. Select one or more items and apply bulk changes to the following fields:

• Priorité (Priority)
• Postpone date
• Date dʹéchéance
• Reset transaction progress

For more information, check About Queues and Transactions.

Processing Exceptions encrypted for new encrypted queues

When you create an encrypted queue, Orchestrator now also encrypts Processing Exceptions in the database. Previously, only Specific Data and Output were encrypted. This change applies only to queues created after this release. Existing encrypted queues are unaffected.

Remarque :

If you have Insights dashboards displaying Processing Exceptions from encrypted queues, new queues will display encrypted text in those dashboards.

For more information, check Managing Queues in Orchestrator.

Extended search when assigning per-account asset values

When configuring per-account values for an asset, you can now search for accounts by name. Previously, you had to scroll through a static list to find a specific account. The search queries the identity service directly, so all accounts in the tenant are findable regardless of the list size.

For more information, check About Assets.

Entry point preserved when updating a process version

When you edit a process and change the package version, Orchestrator now retains the previously selected entry point if that workflow still exists in the new version. Previously, changing the package version reset the entry point to the Main file, requiring you to reselect it manually.

For more information, check About Processes.

Update available icon now triggers an upgrade

In the Processes grid, selecting the Update available icon next to a process version now opens the upgrade confirmation dialog and updates the process to the latest package version. Previously, selecting the icon opened the process requirements sidepanel.

For more information, check About Processes.

Video recording API endpoints now public

Four API endpoints for downloading and deleting execution video recordings are now publicly available in Swagger. Use these endpoints to retrieve time-limited download URLs for a job's or queue item's recordings, or to delete recordings programmatically:

• GET /api/VideoRecording/jobs/{jobKey}/read
• DELETE /api/VideoRecording/jobs/{jobKey}
• GET /api/VideoRecording/QueueItems/{queueItemId}/Read
• DELETE /api/VideoRecording/QueueItems/{queueItemId}

Read operations require Jobs.View and ExecutionMedia.View permissions. Delete operations require Jobs.Delete or Queues.Delete and ExecutionMedia.Delete. The OAuth scope is Monitoring.

For more information, check Video recordings requests.

Environment-related permissions deprecated

The permissions associated with Environments are deprecated and will be removed in a future release. If your roles include Environment permissions, review and update them before the removal.

Résolution de bogues

• We fixed an issue where queue items linked to suspended Maestro jobs were incorrectly abandoned. Maestro uses a suspension path that does not set the ResumeVersion column, which caused Orchestrator to treat those jobs as non-resumable and abandon their queue items. Queue items now remain in their current state when a Maestro job is suspended.

• We fixed an accessibility issue where the tenant quick actions submenu required a mixed combination of Tab and Arrow keys to navigate when using a screen reader. Menu items within the submenu are now navigable using Arrow keys only.