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April 2026

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Stay updated with Syniti's latest releases and enhancements in enterprise data management. Check out our release notes for April 2026 to discover new features and improvements designed to drive your data migration, quality, and governance strategies, as well as your digital transformation efforts.

For information on planned features and enhancements of future releases, refer to Upcoming Releases.


April 28, 2026

Syniti is back with another release. This release brings powerful new features to Construct Preview, including OnLoad events and Page Control View datasets for dynamic data management, expands column property customization options, and resolves critical issues with data filtering, field accessibility, and WebApp conversion compatibility.

Keep reading for more detailed information on this release.

New Features

Cloud Construct

  • Cloud Construct now supports OnLoad events that executes before the page container (grid or form) displays, allowing for dynamic data population. OnLoad events are now included in the WebApp Conversion process.
    Refer to OnLoad Events for more information.

  • Cloud Construct now supports Page Control View (PCV) datasets for Grid and Properties Card containers, allowing you to control column-wide field states and CRUD permissions based on dataset values at page load. With drill-down context, PCV evaluates a single-row SQL view to determine whether grid and form attributes are enabled, disabled, or hidden, and to manage add, edit, and delete capabilities. This functionality is equivalent to PCVs in the legacy Construct while integrating with the current content control components pipeline.

    Refer to Page Control View Dataset for more information.

Enhancements

Cloud Construct

Cloud Construct now supports the following column properties:

  • Control Status Field: Controls a column within the container dataset whose per-row value controls whether a field is disabled (0), enabled (1), or hidden (2).

  • Shared Fields: Allows you to pass additional data between grids/forms for the events configured in the linked (target) container. Refer to Link to a Page and Add Page Bindings for more information.

  • Required Type: Hard required fields must be filled before saving; soft required fields allow saving when empty but show a validation error afterward.

  • For Numeric columns:

    • Numeric Scale: Number of decimal places to display.

    • Allow Negative: Allows negative numbers to be displayed.

    • Display Thousands Separator: When enabled, a thousands separator is displayed in the numeric field, making numbers easier to read by visually grouping them into thousands, millions, billions, and so on.

  • Open page links in a new tab from columns within grid or form containers.

  • New format types for Checkbox and Toggle Switch columns.

Refer to Configure Column Properties for more information.

Bug Fixes

Cloud Construct

  • We fixed an issue where filtering on Date and DateTime fields did not properly filter records.

  • We fixed an issue where only the first 50 fields from datasets were available for selection in the WebApp Builder when adding fields to grids or forms, preventing access to datasets with more than 50 fields.

  • We fixed an issue where filtering by blank values on list box fields did not return the expected results.

  • We fixed an issue where grids did not refresh automatically after executing toolbar button events, requiring a manual browser refresh to see data changes.

  • We fixed an issue where values for reserved columns were not populated automatically for a record when the column names used different casing than expected.

  • We fixed an issue where Page Links with no binding criteria values failed to display.

  • We fixed an issue where the WebApp  Conversion process failed when encountering tables or views with duplicate column names.


April 24, 2026

Syniti is back with another release. This release expands Syniti Drive with support for external enterprise cloud storage platforms, enhances field mapping capabilities in Replicate Preview, and includes important bug fixes to improve replication management and selection when working with a large number of replications.

Keep reading for more detailed information on this release.

Enhancements

Syniti Drive

Administrators can now configure external enterprise cloud storage and collaboration platforms, such as SharePoint and Box, enabling the client’s organization to securely store, manage, and share files while continuing to use their existing infrastructure and security controls.

Refer to Create an External Drive for more information.

Replicate Preview

You can now specify the following field attributes created in the target table during Field Mapping when you use the Map Explicit option:

  • Data type

  • Precision

  • Scale

  • Size

Refer to Performing Field Mappings for more information.

Bug Fixes

Replicate Preview

  • We fixed an issue in the Groups tab where, when more than 20 replications were present, using Add Replication and selecting Select All only added the currently loaded replications to the group, rather than all replications

  • We fixed an issue where only some replications were available for selection as Run Replication (Preview) tasks in Orchestrate when the originating workspace contained a large number of replications.


April 13, 2026

Syniti is back with another release. This release includes important bug fixes and stability improvements to the Orchestrate and Migrate modules, with a focus on ETL task execution reliability and SQL compatibility enhancements to enhance overall performance and reliability.

Keep reading for more detailed information on this release.

Bug Fixes

Orchestrate

We fixed an issue where editing an existing task in an Orchestrate workflow did not preserve the previously selected ETL job.

Migrate

  • We fixed an issue where ETL pre-validations were running longer than expected, preventing users from executing ETL jobs.

  • We fixed the following issues in the SQL Editor:

    • Inconsistent use of square brackets [] , for example, adding brackets to database names but not to object names, caused errors.

    • Queries with multiple tables caused errors when table aliases were missing.

    • Queries with IDENTITY keyword failed when adding identity columns to tables using the ALTER TABLE statement.

  • We fixed an issue in the Copy a Release > Sources tab where available sources were not displaying correctly when copying between releases, causing the following error message in the Job Queue: Sequence contains no elements.

  • We fixed an issue in System Report Configuration where adding a new system report to the PostgreSQL working database caused a query parsing error.

  • We fixed an issue where the DOUBLE PRECISION datatype was not recognized as a valid datatype for certain system types, preventing target tables from being created with fields using this datatype.

  • We fixed an issue on the Dataset and Mapping Import page where importing an Excel file incorrectly reported missing columns even though all required columns contained data.

  • We fixed an issue on the Value Mapping Config page where Import Queries for check tables using PostgreSQL working databases required the schema name to be included in the FROM statements to execute.

  • We fixed an issue where imported mappings were incorrectly assigned Complete status instead of New status, regardless of the source release status.

  • We fixed an issue where importing ETL tasks did not prompt users to append or truncate existing data, resulting in duplicate ETL tasks being created after import operations.

  • We fixed an issue where newly copied ETL rules did not appear in the rule list until the browser was refreshed.

  • We fixed an issue where the ETL Job > Jobqueue Steps tab displayed the previously executed ETL task instead of the currently running task when executing multiple sequential tasks.

  • We fixed an issue where lengthy Simple Rule SQL values in Mappings were truncated in the display when the mapping was disabled, making it impossible to view the entire SQL statement.

  • We fixed the following issues with ETL builds using PostgreSQL working databases:

    • The script generating INNER JOINs in xref update rules used incorrect table name casing (XTVALUEMAP instead of xtvaluemap), causing builds to fail when creating views.

    • CREATE VIEW statements failed with Column does not exist errors when each field was defined in double quotes with incorrect field names.


April 7, 2026

Syniti is back with another release. This release includes Syniti Replicate v11.0.1.10, a patch version that contains crucial bug fixes and performance improvements to enhance your user experience. Refer to Syniti Replicate v11.0.1.10 - Patch Release for more information.


April 1, 2026

Syniti is back with another release. This release introduces icon button support in Construct Preview with badges and custom tooltips, BeforeDelete events for pre-delete validation, and the ability to publish WebApps as custom dashboards in Report Hub.

Keep reading for more detailed information on this release.

New Features

Cloud Construct

  • Cloud Construct now supports adding icons as buttons to both Grid and Form containers, with support for displaying badges next to images when configured from dataset fields, custom tooltips on hover, and image column headers for grids, providing richer visualization of your data.

    Refer to Configure Button as an Icon for more information.

  • Cloud Construct now supports BeforeDelete events that execute before record deletion, allowing you to enforce pre-delete validation and business rules.

    Refer to BeforeDelete Events for more information.

  • WebApp Designers and Administrators can now publish WebApps as custom dashboards in Report Hub using the Custom Dashboard App toggle in the WebApp configuration settings. This feature allows you to leverage the functionalities supported by Cloud Construct. Report Hub can discover and display these WebApps in the Custom Dashboard section.


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