• 📣 Monitor Integration Health with Issues and Webhooks: We've launched a new Issues system to give you greater visibility into integration health. You can now see customer-facing issues, such as authentication failures, directly in your Kombo Dashboard. Subscribe to the new issue-status-changed webhook to receive real-time notifications when issues are raised or resolved.
  Learn more in the Issues Documentation

Highlights

• 📊 Data Consistency: Custom fields are now consistently stored as empty objects `{}` instead of `NULL` to improve data consistency across the platform.
• 🔐 Improved OAuth Reliability for Token Rotations
  We've significantly improved the reliability of our OAuth-based integrations, especially for providers like Greenhouse that rotate access tokens frequently.
• ⚡ Smarter Data Change Tracking
  We've enhanced our change tracking system to be smarter about what constitutes a data update.
  This change especially helps to avoid triggering large, unnecessary delta syncs.

• 🚀 More Granular Syncs with Sync Units: Sync Units break large syncs into smaller, independent parts — enabling more efficient data updates, per-model webhooks, and faster unlocks of API endpoints.
  We will be rolling this out to more customers progressively.
• ⚡️ Improved API Performance with Shared Token Caching: We've rolled out a new platform-wide caching layer for integration access tokens. This significantly reduces redundant authentication requests, leading to faster and more reliable API calls, especially for high-volume operations.
• 🔎 Filter Logs by Job or Application ID: You can now filter logs in the dashboard by a specific Job ID or Application ID, speeding up the debugging process.

Highlights

• 💸 Updated Billing Logic: We now only count connections as billable if they are in an active, syncing state. Connections that are incomplete, pending setup, or have invalid credentials are no longer included in usage counts.
• 📊 Enhanced Data Explorer: You can now filter data in the Data Explorer by any field, making it easier to find specific records.
  Additionally your filters are saved in the URL for easy sharing.

Other Updates

• 🚧 Improved Provisioning Filter Safety: We've added a new safeguard to prevent changes to custom field mappings that would break an active employee provisioning filter. The mapping page will now indicate if a field is used in a filter and lock changes until the filter is updated, ensuring your sync configurations remain consistent.

Highlights

• 🏖️ Self-Serve Sandbox Requests: You can now request sandbox access directly from the Tools page in your Kombo Dashboard. This new self-serve option streamlines the process for getting access to test environments.
• 🏎️ More Flexible Syncs: You can now trigger a delta sync for an integration even if a full sync is already in progress. This allows you to get fresh data on demand without waiting for a long-running full sync to complete.

Other Updates

• ⏳ Time-Range Filtering for Logs: The interaction logs view in the dashboard now supports filtering by a specific time range, making it easier to debug issues within a narrow timeframe.
• 🔄 Automatic Data Refresh on Custom Field Remap: When you remap a custom field in the dashboard, Kombo will now automatically trigger a sync to refresh the associated data and filter values.

🚀 What we've shipped

• Development: all tools are now enabled by default in DEVELOPMENT environments (you can still disable specific ones), removing the manual step of enabling each one.

📊 Connection usage on your dashboard

Your dashboard home now shows your active production connections against your plan's allowance, so your usage matches what you're invoiced for. A tooltip breaks the number down per environment.

🗂️ New "Related" tab in interaction logs

The interaction logs viewer in your dashboard now has a "Related" tab that groups repeated sends of the same action, such as retries, making it easier to trace and debug related API calls.

📣 Request integrations from your dashboard

You can now request new integrations and add-ons directly from the Tools page in your Kombo dashboard, so you can tell us what you need next without leaving the dashboard.

📦 Embeddable Connect modal

The Connect SDK (@kombo-api/connect 1.3.0) now accepts a container option, so you can mount the connection modal inside a specific element on your page instead of the document body. This helps when you launch Connect from inside one of your own modals.