September 2026 News and Updates

Our first user conference is complete, and every session is now available to watch! Here are a few reasons to hit play: Prismatic ran 4.2 billion executions this year (up 53%), with 33,000 customer-built workflows (a number that's doubling every quarter). FMX cut integration build time by 60% and support tickets by 50% after going code-first. And CENTRL made its AI platform agent-ready by exposing integration flows through the MCP flow server.

Read the recap and watch the sessions

Product updates

New features

• New executions experience – A rebuilt executions list and detail view for finding, diagnosing, and replaying executions. (More details under Spotlight above.)
• Execution sections for code-native (code-first) integrations – Wrap parts of your CNI logic in named sections, and each run reads as named sequence with status and timing in the detail view, test runner, and CLI. Anyone on the team can see which part failed without reading the code.
• Large data syncs in low-code and embedded workflow builder – High-volume backfills and bulk refreshes now run natively in every builder: code-first, low-code, and the embedded workflow builder.
• User connections – Each of your customers' users can now connect their own account once, keep it private to them, and reuse it across every instance they configure. Admins can see who's connected and revoke credentials without accessing the details.
• Embedded workflow builder AI Copilot improvements – A redesigned AI Copilot architecture delivers faster builds, more reliable results, and support for your product's context through the SDK.
• Also shipped – Improved step outputs and references in embedded workflow builder and the low-code designer, authentication profiles for the prism CLI, upgraded integration health charts, and concurrent editing notifications so builders know when someone else is working in the same integration.

Visit our changelog to stay up to date on the latest platform releases.

Component updates

• Three new components – Qualys for vulnerability management, Arena PLM V2 for items, BOMs, and change management, and Oracle Fusion Cloud HCM (Beta) for HR data.
• Microsoft Ads – The Bing Ads component is now Microsoft Ads, with new REST-based actions for campaigns, ad groups, ads, keywords, budgets, and audiences.
• Google Ads – Updated to API v25, with smarter change-history-based campaign polling and large data sync support.
• Large data syncs in polling triggers – Component polling triggers are picking up large data sync support (Google Ads, Qualys, Arena PLM V2, and more), and it's the standard for any new polling triggers.
• Configuration improvements across the library – Output schemas, inline action calling, and structured inputs added across dozens of components for real field mapping and cleaner setup.

Explore our full component library for the rest, including updates to Kafka, New Relic, Box, and more.

From the blog

• Eval-Driven Development: Risks and Rewards – How we use tiered evals to guide AI development on AI Copilot for the embedded workflow builder, and the overfitting traps to avoid.
• Which Tools Offer Comprehensive Logging and Alerting for Integration Performance? – Why integration-specific monitoring beats general observability tools for keeping CS and your customers ahead of issues.
• What Are the Benefits of Low-Code Integration Platforms? – Where low-code shines, where it hits limits, and why a hybrid approach wins for you at scale.

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