Winter 2026 Release Notes

Flatten Table Hierarchy

A new way to view hierarchical data in the Table visual. You can now flatten tables by expanding hierarchical levels into separate columns, making it easier to view, scan, and compare data side by side. With this layout, you can hide the overall column, display data at the lowest hierarchy level, and resize columns. For more information, see "Flatten the table structure" in Build the Table Visual.

Personalized Alerts Enhancements

Personalized alerts now supports:

• Adding a note to give context to the alert. The note is visible in alert emails and the Home room after an alert triggers.
• Linking to existing analyses related to the alert. The analysis is visible in alert emails and the Alerts room after an alert triggers.
• Reason for alert in alert emails so that users can see the threshold change that triggered the alert.
• Alert owners can share alerts with other users and user groups. Previously, only administrators could share alerts with users using Studio. Now, users and administrators can share alerts with users or user groups using Home and Studio.
• Create new alerts from visualizations (Breakdown, Trend, Trend Breakdown).

For more information, see Personalized Alerts.

Summarize Survey Text General Availability

Transform raw text into instant insights. With the Text visual, you can now generate and display an AI summary of the survey responses, allowing you to quickly uncover key themes and sentiment, helping you make faster, better-informed decisions. For more information, see "Generate an AI text summary" in Text Visual.

Prototypes

Add your own data to Visier without help from an administrator or IT expert. Prototypes are a quick way to bring new data into Visier for ad hoc analysis without relying on administrators or risking production data. For more information, see Prototypes.

Snowflake (Beta) Connector

We added a new Snowflake connector that applies Visier's next generation data onboarding architecture to Snowflake, including an easy-to-use wizard to navigate and select tables directly from Snowflake. Replicates your Snowflake data storage and uses Apache Spark to reduce onboarding time, simplify connector configuration, and load data changes more efficiently. For more information, see Sync Snowflake Data.

Table Sources

Instead of using Parquet files to store and process data in Visier, we are introducing a new SQL table source format. Table sources provide near real-time data processing and the ability to use SQL in data ingestion and source management, such as to handle GDPR data deletion requests. For more information, see Use SQL with Table Sources.

Visier MCP Enhancements

We added new tools to the Visier Query MCP Server. You can now use Visier MCP to ask the Vee AI agent and retrieve sample Vee questions. For more information, see Visier MCP.

Dimension Member Localization

You can now streamline your localization workflow by configuring dimension member display names in additional languages directly from your source data. This allows you to map and apply translations as part of the data load process. For more information, see Translate Dimension Members.

Source File Distribution

Administrating tenants can upload a single file and the file will distribute its contents across multiple analytic tenants. This is ideal if you want to upload a single file that distributes data to your analytic tenants instead of uploading data to each tenant individually. For more information, see Distribute Source Files to Analytic Tenants.

Improvements to Project Changes

We’ve reorganized project changes to match the Studio navigation for a more intuitive experience. You can now customize row groupings to your preference and bulk-delete related items for faster cleanup. For more information, see Manage and Commit Project Changes.

Rebasing Projects in Review

If a project is based on an outdated production version, you can now update to the latest production version directly within the approval workflow. For more information, see "Validate a project" in Change the Project Status.

Reporting Object Visibility

Manage design object visibility individually or in bulk to ensure users only see relevant data fields in the Report Editor. Publish your project to apply these changes and streamline the report-building process. For more information, see "Manage design object visibility" in Report Editor.

Synchronize Security Artifacts

You can now copy versioned permissions, data access sets, user groups, and user assignments to the non-versioned environment in Studio. For more information, see "Synchronize Security Artifacts" in Non-Versioned Security.

Set Analytic Tenant Data Profiles

Administrating tenants can set how the tenant's data is used, such as for the production version or demonstration purposes. It's important to correctly set your tenants' data profile types to distinguish tenants for accurately measuring adoption, assessing system performance, and billing. For more information, see "Set an analytic tenant’s data profile" in Manage an Analytic Tenant.

Debug Inspector Access

Access to the Debug Inspector has been extended to users with specific data category and target permissions. This empowers teams to troubleshoot and resolve issues directly within their authorized scope. For more information, see Add Access to Items.

Studio Assistant General Availability

Announcing the general availability of the Studio Assistant, which allows you to get answers to general questions, best practices, and how-to information while working in Studio. Whether you have a question about a particular setting or need clarification on your next step, the Studio Assistant delivers immediate answers and insightful tips precisely when you need them. For more information, see "Studio Assistant" in Studio Navigation.

Correlation IDs for Security APIs

In bulk API requests to create or update objects, the batch is processed concurrently with no guaranteed response order. Without an identifier to designate which request object belongs to which response object, it's difficult to make sense of the response.

You can now optionally use assign a correlation ID to associate bulk request fields with their corresponding response fields. Correlation IDs are useful additions to a bulk request if the request does not already include UUIDs, which are unique identifiers. For more information, see "Use correlation IDs in bulk API calls" in Permissions API Overview.

NACE Industry Classification

We added the industryInfo field for newly created tenants. The industryInfo field replaces the industryCode field and supports NAICS and NACE industry codes. industryCode only supports NAICS. For more information, see "Add an analytic tenant" in Tenants API Code Samples.

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