Just-in-Time (JiT) user provisioning for OIDC and SAML enables automatic synchronization of user data, including user groups at every authentication event. This ensures that user profiles are always up to date

Key benefits

1. Ensures real-time synchronization of user attributes and group memberships

2. Reduces administrative overhead by eliminating the need for pre-provisioning

3. Enhances security and compliance with up-to-date access control

4. Improves user experience by streamlining access without delays

We improved the password reset function on the Forgot Password Utility Page to prevent it from redirecting users to the old Forgot Password page.

Key benefits

Consistent page experience

The FF changes from Beta to Release

Users now have more access to several more metrics on their metrics page. Improving their visibility and troubleshooting capabilities.

Highlights

• New metrics visible in the metrics page;

• New metrics improve visibility of platform and infra elements, greatly speeding up troubleshooting and understanding of platform behaviour.

• The selection of metrics leverages our deep understanding

In order to assist users in the migration to Jakarta EE required for 2025.Q3 and beyond, Blade and Workspace users now have a command to automatically convert their source code from Java EE to Jakarta EE for DXP-provided libraries.

Benefits

This tool simplifies the process for users migrating custom code to Jakarta. Providing:

1. In-place source code transformation from javax to jakarta for custom development projects using DXP-provided libraries

2. Liferay-specific dependency mapping

3. Portlet 4.0 conversion

4. Integration into Liferay Workspace

5. Supports source code conversion regardless of deployment method (e.g. JAR or WAR)

This tool is supported by Liferay to convert source code for compatibility with the Jakarta libraries provided by Liferay DXP.

The new Configurable Order Scoping feature gives administrators more control over how orders are displayed on the site. Two new configuration settings have been added within each Channel:

• Open Orders Visibility Scope

• Placed Orders Visibility Scope

Each configuration offers two visibility options:

• Account (default): Maintains the existing behavior, where users can see all open or placed orders across all accounts they have access to, regardless of who created the order.

• User: Limits visibility so users only see orders they personally created for the accounts they are part of.

In addition, a new permission—“View Organization Orders”—has been introduced under Orders. This permission ensures that Sales Agents can continue to view all orders associated with their accounts, regardless of the scoping configuration. The permission is automatically assigned to the Sales Agent role by default.

Key Benefits:

• Flexible visibility control: Administrators can configure order visibility according to organizational or role-based needs.

• Improved data privacy: Restrict order visibility to the creator when required.

• Backward compatibility: Default setting preserves existing system behavior to avoid workflow disruption.

• Enhanced role management: The new “View Organization Orders” permission ensures key roles, such as Sales Agents, retain appropriate visibility.

The Account Selector Customization feature has moved from BETA to RELEASE.

See also Composable Account Selector in the New Features section.

With Liferay's New Headless Content Management System (CMS), creating, organizing, and publishing content is simpler because all content management tasks are brought together in a single interface. Your content is independent of its presentation, allowing you to reuse it across sites, pages, and APIs.

You can work with articles, documents, media, and more, while taking advantage of features like global asset views, organized spaces, and cross-site publishing. Thanks to Liferay Objects, the CMS provides flexible content structures and ensures a smooth, consistent authoring and publishing experience.

Key Benefits:

• Enhanced Efficiency and Governance: Achieve immediate content visibility and streamlined collaboration by centralizing assets into a single, unified view. Rigorous versioning and workflow controls ensure consistent content quality and compliance across the organization.

• Maximum Agility and Portability: Leverage a modern headless-first, API-driven architecture (REST/GraphQL) that makes content fully portable, ensuring instant readiness for distribution and maximum reach across all your digital channels.

• Measurable Performance and Data-Driven Strategy: Empower content owners with embedded analytics and strong preview capabilities, enabling teams to make instant, informed decisions that drive superior business outcomes.

This epic delivers a comprehensive solution for exporting and importing vocabularies and categories with associated data across Liferay environments, tackling potential roadblocks to ensure a smooth and efficient migration process.

Key Benefits:

• Achieve True Content Portability: Facilitate the easy and standardized movement of content architecture (vocabularies/categories) between different instances, crucial for multi-site rollouts.

• Accelerate Deployment Pipelines: Ensure fast, reliable, and repeatable promotion of entire content structures between environments, maintaining configuration consistency with minimal manual effort.

• Enable Bulk Management & Setup: Quickly bootstrap new environments with pre-defined taxonomies and enable efficient, large-scale bulk editing of existing category metadata via the export-modify-import cycle.

This feature introduces “Lazy References” to ensure import success regardless of deployment order. If an imported item references a missing Vocabulary or Category, the system creates a temporary “incomplete” dummy object. This special status allows the main content import to succeed immediately. The project’s focus is managing the status lifecycle to allow a smooth transition of these incomplete dummies to a fully approved state when the complete taxonomy object is imported later.

Key Benefits:

• Order-Agnostic Deployment: Guarantees successful imports by decoupling content from its taxonomy dependencies, allowing content and categories to be deployed in any sequence.

• High Success Rate: Prevents import batch failures by automatically creating placeholders, isolating cleanup and ensuring that core content is immediately available.

Reviewers can now see exactly how content will appear to end users when using a Display Page Template, ensuring layout and formatting are correct before publishing.

• Applies to multiple types of content, including Web Content Articles and Blog Entries.
• Reviewers can now see all editable fields for content items in the Data tab — including custom fields created via structures.

Key Benefits:

• Improves content quality: Ensures that reviewers can see exactly how content will appear to end users, helping maintain visual and structural accuracy before publishing.

• Reduces publishing risks and errors: Allows early detection of layout or formatting issues, minimizing rework and post-publication corrections.

• Saves time in the review process: Streamlines validation and reduces the need for multiple review cycles.

With the launch of the new CMS 2.0 and the need to integrate and contribute related objects, a new form fragment has been created. This Form Relationship fragment allows users to populate/fill in nested objects within a form container. With this new fragment, we provide customers with the ability to create more complex forms where they can complete the information for these related objects, thereby offering a more complete experience for the creation of complex applications and for the CMS itself.

Key Benefits:

• Maximize Authoring Velocity: By unifying the creation of parent and embedded (repeatable) entities into a single, contextualized screen, customers eliminate clicks and custom code, allowing content teams to publish complex experiences significantly faster.

• Ensure Data Integrity: The out-of-the-box fragments enforce data structure and contextual relevance for child entities at the point of creation, guaranteeing consistent, structured content that provides a unified experience for end users.

Style Books now support 8-digit hex colour codes (e.g. #RRGGBBAA), which include an alpha channel to define opacity. Previously, these values only worked when set as defaults in the frontend-token-definition.json file; manual input in the editor would strip the opacity digits. With this update, customers can directly enter and save full 8-digit hex values in the Style Book editor, and the opacity is correctly reflected in the UI.

Key Benefits:

• User will be able to define colours with both RGB and transparency in a single, standardised format improving Liferay’s design flexibility.
• Aligns with modern CSS and browser support for 8-digit hex codes.
• No need for more workaround formats (like rgba) to manage opacity.

In this case, the feature “Enable JavaScript Client Extensions for Administration in SaaS Environments” has remained under Release Feature Flag for three consecutive quarters. During this period, it has demonstrated strong stability, with no reported bugs or user complaints.

Following this evaluation, we’ve decided to move the feature to GA, based on its proven reliability, adoption, and positive feedback.

Semantic Content Indexing

When the feature flag LPS-122920 is enabled, the platform can now create text embeddings (numerical representations of input text, also known as vector embeddings) for Object entries. These embeddings are generated using the content from the searchable fields and are meant to capture the meaning and the context of the content. You can select from various available third-party providers and models, such as OpenAI or Hugging Face, to generate these vectors.

Customizable Search

Now that semantic indexing is also supported for Object entries, you can create highly customized searches using Blueprints. Specifically, the Rescore by Text Embedding query element is available for use.This element automatically handles the process of creating vectors from the user’s keywords through the configured provider.

For instance, this capability allows you to combine traditional keyword search with AI-powered vector search techniques to implement hybrid search, now also for Object entries. This combination is quickly becoming the new standard for modern content search and discovery.

Key Benefits:

More Relevant Search Results: Create search experiences that understand the meaning and context of your Object based content or application data and user searches.

The Semantic Search capability is planned to be moved to GA status in early 2026. This timeline is intended to outline Liferay’s general product direction and it is subject to change.

From now on most CSS files in Liferay have hashed file names at build time. For example, a clay.css file may appear at run-time with a randomly generated hash value in the name, like clay.(tvERyCVfuRc).css.

This hash value represents a unique version of this file, so the browser can identify that the file's contents haven't changed. This allows the file to remain in Liferay's cache indefinitely.

For those files that can not be hashed, because they are generated in runtime by the server depending on some parameter such as the css tokens, a new onfiguration is available in DXP to configure the TTL and the possibility to add the no-cache header, that ensures the revalidation of the asset with the server before to being served.

Also, hashed files have a fallback strategy based in TTL+eTag if they are called by their canonical name, this is a fallback for error in the import maps or old portlets that doesn’t know the name of a hashed file.

Key Benefits:

The new Liferay DXP caching strategy for CSS files improves performance and stability.

1. Faster Page Loads: Significant reduction in subsequent load times.

2. Elimination of Stale Resources: Hashed URLs prevents users from seeing outdated CSS after an update.

3. Reduced Origin Server Load: Less server overhead as browsers retrieve unchanged files directly from their local cache, saving CPU and bandwidth.

4. Cache busting: Updated resources automatically force the browser to fetch the new version, but updating their file name with a new hash when content changes.

As in Ck Editor 4, and to cover the feature parity, the AI Creator plugin has been added to CK Editor 5, so content creators can rely on an AI to create content seamlessly.

Key Benefits:

• Accelerate content creation leveraging AI text generation services

• Administrators can enable the SPA feature at instance level

• This allow different customers in SaaS to have different configurations as previoulsy it was enabled just at System level (same configuration for several customers)

• SPA config at instance level overrides the SPA config defined at System level

Key Benefits:

• Mostly SaaS customers can enable/disable SPA in their instance isolately, so Liferay Cloud administrators can defer this configuration to users.

Users are able to configure email and user notification templates to be sent to User groups, delivering significant benefits centered on efficiency, audience segmentation, and reduced administrative burden.

Key Benefits:

• Massively Improved Communication Efficiency: Eliminates the tedious, error-prone task of manually managing recipient lists.

• Precise Audience Segmentation: Ensures the right information reaches the right functional segment of the organization

• Clean Data and Reduced Notification Fatigue: by resolving users who are members of multiple selected groups. This keeps inboxes clean and reduces notification fatigue, making the alerts that are sent more likely to be read and acted upon

This release introduces scheduling capabilities to object entries, allowing users to define when an entry should go live, expire, or be reviewed. This brings Objects closer to real content lifecycle management — similar to what already exists in Web Content — and enables automation for time-sensitive data.

With this feature, object entries can be activated or deactivated automatically based on predefined dates, and optional review dates help teams stay compliant with legal, operational, or business rules.

Key Benefits:

• Scheduling gives users more control over when content or data becomes visible, expires, or needs review — reducing manual work and improving timing accuracy. It helps teams automate recurring tasks (such as publishing promotions or removing expired assets), avoid compliance risks, and ensure content stays up to date. With built-in notifications, users are always informed of upcoming actions, making lifecycle management simpler and more reliable.

This release introduces a new configuration that allows the owner of an Object Definition to decide whether it can be used inside Form Containers in Page Builder. While objects could already be mapped to forms before, administrators now have explicit control over which objects are exposed for page-level form experiences.

This provides a governance layer that helps avoid accidental exposure of internal, sensitive, or system-bound data structures, while still allowing selected objects to participate in dynamic form experiences when desired.

Key Benefits:

• This configuration gives object definition owners full control over whether their data can be used in Page Builder forms, improving security, reducing clutter in the selector, and preventing misuse of objects that were never intended for page-level experiences. Teams can now allow only the right objects to power form-based experiences, while keeping internal or backend-only objects protected.

This release introduces a new Assignee field type for Liferay Objects, enabling entry-level ownership and task assignment. With this field, object entries can now be assigned to Users or Roles, making Objects suitable for workflow-style, task-driven, and ownership-based applications.

Once assigned, the user or role automatically gains permission to edit the entry, even if they did not previously have it explicitly. This makes it possible to build review flows, approval processes, service desks, onboarding pipelines, partner applications, and more, all using native Objects.

Key Benefits:

• The Assignee field brings native task ownership to Objects, allowing teams to build assignment-based processes with automatic permissions, "My Entries" filtering, and full API and UI support. This reduces the need for custom logic, enables clearer responsibility tracking, and unlocks use cases like approvals, case management, service requests, onboarding workflows, and more.

This feature introduces a new permission that allows object administrators to control who can download files attached to object entries. With this enhancement, each attachment field can define its own download permission, ensuring that only authorized users are able to retrieve files — without blocking visibility or access to the entry itself.

Key Benefits:

• This feature adds granular control to file downloads, allowing administrators to manage who can retrieve sensitive attachments without restricting access to the rest of the entry. It improves security, supports compliance workflows, and aligns Object attachments with the permission flexibility already available in Documents & Media.

This feature enables administrators to map OpenID Connect (OIDC) user attributes to Liferay custom fields during user authentication or synchronization. By allowing flexible attribute mapping, organizations can seamlessly integrate identity data from external providers, ensure user profiles remain accurate and complete, and reduce manual configuration. This enhances interoperability, simplifies user management, and supports a more personalized user experience across systems.

Key Benefits:

• Seamless Integration: Simplifies connecting external identity providers by automatically mapping OIDC attributes to Liferay user data.

• Improved Data Consistency: Ensures user profiles are accurate and synchronized across systems without manual intervention.

• Enhanced Flexibility: Allows organizations to tailor user data mapping to their specific business and compliance needs.

The FF changes from Released to GA

The FF changes from Released to GA

Configuring Content Security Policy Headers - Liferay Official Documentation

The feature is now fully released.

This feature is now fully released. 

As the CMS feature flag is removed, this functionality will be promoted from beta to release status.

As the CMS feature flag is removed, this functionality will be promoted from beta to release status.

This new feature introduces a composable, fragment-based way to build and customize the account selector experience.
It enables developers and business users to assemble panels, buttons, and account/order views without hardcoded dependencies.

The main orchestrator fragment manages navigation, dropdown behavior, and interactions across configurable panels, delivering greater flexibility, improved user experience, and fine-grained control directly from page building.

We’ve added a Maintenance badge to several applications related to the current CMS. This informs users that these applications are in maintenance mode, meaning no new feature development is planned, as we continue focusing on our new CMS.

In order to run integration tests locally, customers previously had to manually identify and set the correct test dependency versions for their corresponding Liferay version in build.gradle, which was a tedious and error prone process. We now provide a dedicated Integration Test Bill of Materials (BOM) file, release.dxp.bom.test, that automatically provides the correct test dependency versions and is included by default with Liferay Workspaces.

Key Benefits:

• Liferay Workspaces will automatically pull in the integration test BOM.

• Customers can omit the versions when declaring test dependencies in build.gradle, the integration test BOM will provide the correct versions automatically for their Liferay version.

  • Previous: testIntegrationImplementation group: "com.liferay.portal", name: "com.liferay.portal.test", version: "24.5.1"

  • Now: testIntegrationImplementation group: "com.liferay.portal", name: "com.liferay.portal.test"

This feature introduces User Views in Frontend Data Sets, allowing end users to personalize how data is displayed by saving and reusing their preferred filters, sorting, and visualization mode across the platform.

Key Benefits:

• Users can easily create and switch between custom views tailored to their needs

• Personalized views can be saved and reused, improving productivity and consistency

• Administrators can control whether Custom Views are available per Data Set

This feature improves how Frontend Data Set view state parameters are represented and managed within URLs, introducing a cleaner, more readable, and user-friendly encoding format. It replaces the previous fully URL-encoded JSON structure with a compact and maintainable serialization strategy while refining how and when view state parameters are persisted. These improvements ensure that URLs remain functional, easier to share, and simpler to debug.

Key Benefits:

• Administrators, developers, and end users benefit from significantly shorter and more readable URLs that accurately reflect the current Data Set view state.

• View state parameters are only added to URLs when users modify the Data Set view, reducing unnecessary noise and improving clarity.

• Data Set states can be reliably shared, bookmarked, and restored across sessions and browsers.

• Navigation behavior is improved by establishing push-based history updates as the default, enabling better navigation tracking and user experience.

We are evolving how content is managed. To align with our new Promote Content standards, the legacy Propagation feature for Site Templates is being retired. In its place, we are building a new solution that prioritizes data integrity by allowing for targeted overwriting of existing information. This change ensures your site updates are more predictable and efficient.

We’ve introduced the Multiselector Dropdown Fragment to make managing large amounts of data effortless for users. Instead of scrolling through a long list of checkboxes, It keeps your design clean while allowing users to easily find what they need, manage their choices as removable tags, or clear all selections with a single click—all configurable directly within the page editor.

Key Benefits:

• Instead of overwhelming your page with a long, messy list of checkboxes, this fragment tucks all your options into a single, sleek input field. This saves valuable screen space and keeps your design looking professional, even when dealing with dozens or hundreds of choices.

• Users no longer have to scroll and hunt for the right option. With built-in filtering, they can simply start typing to find exactly what they need instantly. Selected items are neatly organized as tags, making it easy for users to review or change their choices with a single click.

Users can utilize CKEditor 5 as the default rich text interface for 'Description' fields across the platform.

Standardise the pattern so “selected/current items” and “available items” always appear in the same side, and reordering is always done in the same place and in the same way.

Key Benefits:

• Users don’t have to re-learn the UI depending on the screen.

• Reduces cases where users reorder or move the wrong list because the meaning of left vs right changes.

• Consistent patterns speed up repetitive configuration work, especially for power users managing multiple sites/instances.

• Predictable placement improves keyboard and screen-reader expectations and makes the interaction easier to document and test.

• Aligns one of the most visible admin patterns across Site and Instance settings, improving overall quality perception.

Elasticsearch 8.19 is now the minimum compatible Elasticsearch 8 minor version.

Key Benefits:

Operating Liferay DXP with the latest available minor version of Elasticsearch 8 (8.19) that includes security fixes and enhancements.

• Up-to-date, secure Liferay-DXP stack

• Performance improvements

The OpenSearch 2 connector is transitioning to Generally Available (GA). A new version of the application is expected to be released on Liferay Marketplace for 2026.Q1 later in Q1 (by the end of March, tentative).

Include page fragments interactions for Analytics Cloud performance tracking. Previously, only assets displayed via native widgets (portlets) were instrumented for performance metrics

Enhancements to the consent renewal configuration ensuring consistent field placement, controlled activation flow, and improved usability through date-based selection for renewal and dissent periods.

Key Benefits:

• Consistent and intuitive configuration: Standardized field positioning and enabled-only editing reduce confusion and misconfiguration.

• Improved usability and precision: Date selector support allows more accurate and user-friendly management of renewal and dissent periods.

Previously, comments might have been trapped in the Liferay UI; now, they are first-class citizens in the API, allowing for seamless discussion threads across any connected platform.

Liferay has expanded its Headless API capabilities to include full management of Object Entry comments. When commenting is enabled for an Object definition, developers can now interact with those discussions via dedicated REST endpoints. This update supports full CRUD operations (GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE) using External Reference Codes (ERCs) for easier identification across systems.

Key Benefits:

• Feature Parity for External Applications: Developers building custom front-ends can now provide a fully interactive "social" experience.

• Complete CRUD Capabilities: Users aren't just able to read comments; users can programmatically create, update, and delete them.

Customers can now leverage a Liferay Toolkit to quickly and reliably spin-up Liferay in AWS. By leveraging our toolkit, customers can speed-up their deployments, as well as benefit from a robust and reliable infrastructure that reduces costs and increases predictability in the long run. 

Key Benefits:

• Increased visibility of Liferay Application and every other application in your EKS cluster;

• Reliable deployment process with easier to spot drifts;

• Operational cost reduction for running Liferay in AWS.

The Digital Sales Rooms provide a streamlined experience where sales representatives can quickly launch branded deal portals using pre-configured site templates. Within these rooms, a centralized content hub allows for the seamless sharing and management of documents, proposals, and multimedia assets, ensuring all stakeholders are aligned on the latest versions.

To drive proactive sales strategies, the platform includes an Engagement Tracking Dashboard that monitors buyer activity in real-time, highlighting which assets are being viewed or downloaded. Collaboration is facilitated through a persistent commenting system that keeps deal-related discussions in context, while a library of specialized Page Fragments allows teams to build tailored, visually engaging buyer experiences, such as milestone timelines and video introductions, without requiring technical design skills.

Access is managed through a secure, account-based invitation flow, ensuring that sensitive deal data.

Key Benefits:

• Accelerated Deal Velocity: By centralizing documents and approvals, DSR reduces the friction caused by "lost" emails and versioning confusion, leading to faster decision-making cycles.

• Data-Driven Sales Strategy: Engagement analytics allow Sales Reps to gauge buyer "heat" levels, knowing exactly which stakeholders are active and which documents are most interesting, enabling more targeted follow-ups.

• Professionalized Buyer Experience: Provides B2B buyers with a modern, self-service portal that is consistently branded and easy to navigate, reinforcing the seller’s position as a premium partner.

• Reduced IT Overhead: The no-code site creation flow empowers non-technical staff, such as Sales Engineers or Account Executives, to spin up secure environments without intervention from the IT department.

1. Digital Sales Room - Creation

2. Digital Sales Rooms - Uploading Documents

3. Digital Sales Rooms - Invitations & Contributor's Perspective

4. Digitial Sales Rooms - Analytics

The platform now features a "Reset Consent for All Users" button located within the Instance Settings under the Platform configuration for Terms of Use.

When an administrator activates this button, the system automatically resets the agreedToTermsOfUse flag for every account in the instance, which effectively forces all users to review and accept the current legal version upon their next login.

To ensure complete transparency, this action triggers a specialized AGREED_TO_TERMS_OF_USE audit event rather than a standard user update log. This dedicated event captures critical metadata within its payload, specifically the articleId and groupId, to provide definitive proof of exactly which version of the terms was active at the time of the reset.

Key Benefits:

• Regulatory Compliance: Easily prove exactly which version of your legal terms a user accepted, simplifying audits for GDPR, CCPA, or internal legal reviews.

• Operational Efficiency: Eliminates the need for manual workarounds or technical intervention when legal documents are updated; a single click handles the entire user base.

• Granular Reporting: By using a dedicated audit event instead of a generic update flag, administrators can filter logs more effectively to monitor compliance trends and completion rates.

As part of Liferay strategy to increase product led growth, we are going to offer a free tier version of our CMS with some key limitations to allow users to test and interact with the product enough to understand if the product meets their needs.

To make this possible, we need to implement how the tiers (Free and Enterprise) will affect the product and how these customers can move from the Free to the Enterprise through the product.

Key Benefits:

• Lower Barrier to Entry: Users can start building and testing their ideas immediately without upfront investment, making it easier to validate the CMS for their specific needs.

This feature introduces a centralized administration interface within the Data Set Manager to oversee and moderate User Views. Administrators can now access a global list of all User Views to monitor usage or perform cleanups.

Key Benefits:

• Centralized Oversight: A new "Manage User Views" button in the Data Set Manager provides a complete list of all User Views for easier monitoring.

• Contextual Access: Admins can jump to the management view from specific Data Set settings, where the list is automatically pre-filtered to show only the views belonging to that Data Set.

• Administrative Control: Enables admins to maintain system hygiene by deleting individual or multiple User Views via bulk actions.

• Full Visibility: Provides key details at a glance, such as which user created the view and which Data Set it belongs to, ensuring better governance of user-generated configurations.

Content teams can now find and replace text, URLs, or terms across the entire CMS repository in a single action — covering titles, content fields, and friendly URLs. Every operation includes a mandatory preview, scoped targeting, and automatic versioning, so large-scale updates like rebrandings or URL migrations are fast, reversible, and low-risk.

Key Benefits:

• Cut rebrandings and terminology rollouts from hours of manual edits to a single bulk action.

• Preview every change before it's committed, with automatic versioning if you need to roll back.

• Scope replacements by site, content type, or field so global updates stay surgical instead of sweeping

CMS administrators can now modify content structures and their repeatable fields after publication — adjusting field configurations, nesting order, and repeatable settings without deleting existing content. Teams iterate on their data models as business needs shift, and all previously published entries stay intact.

Key Benefits:

• Refine your content model based on real-world usage instead of locking in every decision up front.

• Skip the "delete everything and rebuild" cycle when requirements change — existing entries come along for the ride.

• CMS admins adjust structures directly, without pulling in developers or database work for every tweak.

Data modelers can now define Link Content fields that let content creators select existing entries from other objects—single or multiple—instead of retyping the same values across entries. The CMS moves from isolated documents to a connected data model, so information like vendor names, categories, or authors stays consistent across every publication.

Key Benefits:

• Eliminate typos and inconsistencies by picking existing entries instead of re-entering text.

• Reuse the same author, category, or vendor across hundreds of entries—update it once and it propagates everywhere.

• Support both single and multi-select relationships, from "one author per article" to "many products per campaign.”

Managing large-scale site deployments just got easier. We have introduced new headless API endpoints that allow developers to toggle site states (Active or Inactive) programmatically, bypassing the need for manual configuration within the Control Panel.

Key Benefits:

• Automated Site Governance: Enables high-speed bulk management of site states, allowing your team to sync site availability with external business systems or custom orchestration tools.

• Enhanced System Stability: Built-in safeguards protect the platform by preventing the accidental deactivation of essential system sites (like Global), while strict permission validation ensures only authorized users can trigger state changes.

Reviewing complex page updates is now faster and more intuitive. We’ve introduced a Review Side Panel within the Publications Review Change screen that automatically surfaces content changes made on a Content Page. Instead of manually digging through the full change list or a Pages’ Children tab, reviewers can now see exactly which text and images have been modified in a page’s Fragment Entry Links via a consolidated, easy-to-read list.

Key Benefits:

• Focused Decision-Making: Instantly identify high-impact changes (like text and image updates) without getting lost in technical changes.

• Streamlined Workflow: Eliminates the need to cross-reference multiple tabs or Fragment Entry Links, allowing content reviewers to complete reviews with total confidence.