2025.1 weekly release notes
Review what’s new on the Reltio platform.
Find out what's new and notable each week in Reltio Data Cloud 2025.1. Get a bird's-eye view of new features, enhancements, and bug fixes here, then follow topic links to dive into the detail.
2025.1.20.0 weekly release notes | 21-Jul-2025
Learn about the new features and enhancements introduced in this 2025.1.20.0 weekly release.
- Pick your perfect match with FERN modes
- Reltio's Flexible Entity Resolution Network (FERN) just got personal. Instead of flipping a single on/off switch, you can now choose the mode that fits your goal — FERN enhanced discovery for uncovering brand-new matches, FERN for data steward for lightning-fast bulk review, or Full Mode for the best of both worlds. Each mode comes pre-tuned out of the box, yet you're free to adjust thresholds and mappings whenever you need.
Already running FERN? A version-aware upgrade notification appears in the same table row when a newer match model is available. One click applies the latest AI/ML improvements and unlocks the new mode selector — no downtime, no guesswork. Skip the toggle and match on your terms. For more information, see FERN with Modes.
- Get cleaner, smarter location data — now with enhanced controls
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You can now use new server options and output fields to better manage how address data is matched, parsed, and formatted. Configure minimum match thresholds, enforce country-specific matching rules, and generate structured address format outputs.
We've also added dozens of new address output fields and status indicators, so you can inspect how each component was verified or corrected. This gives you richer insight into address cleansing results across regions and formats.
For more information, see Address cleanse options, Mapping output attribute, and Address cleansing status fields.
- Grouping entity types for easier discovery
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Assign groups to entity types to organize them by data domain. In the Hub UI, grouped entity types now appear together when searching records or creating a new profile — making it easier to navigate and manage your data model. For more information, see topic Entity type grouping.
2025.1.19.0 weekly release notes | 14-Jul-2025
Learn about the new features and enhancements introduced in this 2025.1.19.0 weekly release.
- Reltio AgentFlow™ MCP Server is now available for your production AI Agents
- Reltio AgentFlow MCP Server is now Generally Available to interface between your AI apps and Reltio trusted, unified data. This is the natural evolution of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server we announced on May 8th. Now, you have two ways of connecting your AI Agents to Reltio depending on your development stage.
With this release, you now have two options:
- Reltio Developer MCP Server – Open-source and self-hosted. Ideal for prototyping and trials.
- Reltio AgentFlow MCP Server – Fully managed by Reltio. Delivers secure, governed, and role-aware access to trusted data for AI agents and orchestration tools without the infrastructure burden. Designed for enterprise production scale.
For more information, see Reltio Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server at a glance, Reltio AgentFlow™ MCP Server, Authentication flow for the AgentFlow MCP Server, and MCP tools.
2025.1.18.0 weekly release notes | 07-Jul-2025
Learn about the new features and enhancements introduced in this 2025.1.18.0 weekly release.
- AI answer in search? You got it.
- Search in this portal now includes generative AI results. Whether you search by keyword or ask a question, you'll see an instant answer above the traditional results and the associated sources.Give the improved search a try!
- Organize your segments with folders
- You can now group segments into folders to organize them more efficiently. Create, rename, and move folders to streamline how you manage segments.
For more details, see Group segments by folders.
2025.1.17.0 weekly release notes | 30-Jun-2025
Learn about the new features and enhancements introduced in this 2025.1.17.0 weekly release.
- See your metadata in Collibra's physical data layer!
- With a single configuration change, stream Reltio metadata into Collibra Data Catalog's physical data layer — gaining deep visibility into where and how data is stored, along with enhanced data lineage, impact analysis, and regulatory compliance.
The connector now supports client credentials-based authentication, offering a more secure alternative to Basic Auth.
For more details, see Catalog Reltio metadata in the Collibra physical layer.
- Reltio Address Cleanser update – June 2025
- We've updated the Reltio Address Cleanser with global data refreshes for 80+ countries, targeted parsing improvements, and API-level enhancements. This release also includes country rebuilds for Bulgaria, France, Chile, and Ecuador, along with geographic data hierarchy corrections in Australia, Canada, Mexico, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom. These changes improve parsing accuracy, match scoring, casing preservation, and address verification results.
For more details, see Reltio Address Cleanser update - Jun 2025.
- Keep traffic private on Azure
- Running Reltio in Microsoft Azure? You can now route tenant traffic over Azure Private Link, the same rock-solid pattern we've offered for AWS. Spin up a private endpoint in your VNet, drop in the service alias we provide, and keep every packet on Microsoft's backbone — no public internet, lower latency, and simpler compliance.
For more details, see Configuring Azure Private Link.
2025.1.16.0 weekly release notes | 23-Jun-2025
Learn about the new features and enhancements introduced in this 2025.1.16.0 weekly release.
- Activate segments automatically—no manual syncs required!
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With the new Activation service for segmentation, you can now schedule and automate how segment members are shared with downstream applications. This process ensures the latest profile data for your segment audience reaches third-party systems—no extra steps needed.
Just create segments in the Hub, then set up accounts, integrations, and destinations using the Activation service to leverage Reltio Integration Hub (RIH). Activation handles the rest, from syncing to logging, on your schedule.
For more details, see Activation service for segmentation.
2025.1.15.0 weekly release notes | 17-Jun-2025
Learn about the new features and enhancements introduced in this 2025.1.15.0 weekly release.
- Reltio ID is now ready for prime time
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You asked, we listened: Reltio ID is now a General Availability (GA) feature!
Reltio ID is a durable, system-managed identifier automatically assigned to each new entity when Reltio ID generation is enabled at the entity type level. IDs are generated during entity creation via API, UI, or Data Loader. For existing entities, Reltio IDs can be generated using the GenerateReltioIdTask.
For more information, see Reltio ID overview.
- Faster data loads for large datasets on AWS
- Working with massive datasets is now smoother, starting with AWS-hosted tenants. When your dataset exceeds 10 million records, the Data Loader automatically increases processing resources and concurrency to speed up throughput. No manual steps required. Performance may vary depending on your tenant's environment and capacity.
All uploads are already optimized, but this enhancement delivers extra power for the biggest jobs in AWS environments. Support for other cloud providers to follow.
For more information, see Data Loader at a glance.
- Final reminder — Monitoring Statistics page retires June 16
Still using the Monitoring Statistics page in the Tenant Management app? Heads up — we're retiring it on June 16, as previously announced in this notice.
Your go-to for tenant-level usage data is now the Usage Reporting app, with richer metrics, filters, and export options.For more details, see Usage Reporting at a glance.
2025.1.14.0 weekly release notes | 09-Jun-2025
Learn about the new features and enhancements introduced in this 2025.1.14.0 weekly release.
- Update a relations' start or end objects in bulk
- Use the new
updateRelationStartEnd
task to bulk update the start or end entity of existing relationships, without having to delete and recreate the relationships again. Just use a filter to select the appropriate relationship and specify the newentityid
to repoint the relationships to the new entity id.For more information, see Bulk update relation start or end entities.
- Survivorship rule used to determine OV value
- Use the new
showAppliedSurvivorshipRules
parameter in the Entities API and Relations API to reveal the survivorship rule that determined each OV value.For more information, see Get Entity and Get Relationship.
- Bring clarity, compliance, and context with required workflow comments
- You can now configure comments as mandatory during workflow startup and on specific task actions — such as Reject — to ensure full audit traceability. When enabled, users are prompted with a pop-up in the Inbox to provide comments, ensuring decisions are never made without context.
This enhancement helps enforce internal policies, support compliance requirements, and maintain a clean, transparent process history.
Note that this feature isn't currently supported in the Hub UI. If a workflow requires mandatory comments at startup or during task actions, attempts to initiate or act on the workflow via the Hub UI fail, as users cannot enter comments in that interface.
For more information, see the
commentRequired
property in Business process definition overview and Enter a mandatory comment. - Value Based Priority survivorship strategy
- With the new
ValueBasedPriority
survivorship strategy, you can define a prioritized list of attribute values. During profile consolidation, survivorship selects operational values from this list in the order you specify, thus ensuring the values most important to your business take precedence. For more information, see topic Value based priority survivorship strategy.
2025.1.13.0 weekly release notes | 03-Jun-2025
Learn about the new features and enhancements introduced in this 2025.1.13.0 weekly release.
- Configure crosswalk-level validation directly in the Data Modeler
- You can now configure Data Validation Functions (DVFs) at the crosswalk level using the Data Modeler UI. Previously, the UI supported DVFs only for Operational Values (OV). This enhancement expands flexibility by allowing you to target source-specific data quality rules directly from the interface.
For updated instructions, see Create DVFs in the Data Modeler.
Weekly Release deployment process | 29-May-2025
Learn about the weekly release deployment process update from 3 to 2 stages.
- More time to test: Weekly release updates to Test now arrive earlier
- We're updating the release deployment timeline to help you plan better and validate earlier. Based on your feedback, we're moving Test (TEST) environment deployments from Monday to Friday — aligning them with Development (DEV) updates. Production (PRD) updates remain on Mondays.
Now, you'll have a full weekend to validate changes in TEST before they reach PRD. This 2-stage deployment replaces our previous 3-stage model, simplifying your update flow and giving your teams more time to prepare.
This change takes effect Friday, June 6, 2025.
For more details, see Deployment process.
2025.1.12.0 weekly release notes | 28-May-2025
Learn about the new features and enhancements introduced in this 2025.1.12.0 weekly release.
- Enhanced Segment views in the Hub
- The Segmentation feature now allows easy tracking of segments and profiles. You can now:
- View profile audience details on the Segments page
- Check entity segments on the Profile page
- View all tenant segments in the Profile Stats Dashboard
For more information, see topics Create a segment, Segments facet and Data insights operation.
- Stream Reltio data directly to Snowflake
- Say goodbye to maintaining buckets and Snowpipe scripts. With our new internal stage-based architecture for the Reltio Data Pipeline for Snowflake, your data flows securely and automatically, straight from Reltio to Snowflake. That means less setup, no external staging, and faster access to clean, trusted data.This streamlined pipeline architecture is now the recommended one for all new Snowflake integrations.
For more details, see Reltio Data Pipeline for Snowflake architecture.
- Unified task parameter for distributed jobs
- We've standardized the way you define task execution across distributed jobs. Previously, the Bulk Delete Entities used a unique parameter,
distributedTasksPartsCount
, to control parallel execution. Now, it aligns with all other distributed jobs by using the commontaskPartsCount
parameter.This change makes it easier to manage and document distributed task behavior consistently, no more switching between parameter names across jobs.
For more information, see topic Bulk Delete Entities.
2025.1.11.0 weekly release notes | 19-May-2025
Learn about the new features and enhancements introduced in this 2025.1.10.0 weekly release.
- Read-After-Write Consistency with Synchronous Updates in Reltio Lightspeed
- Now you can guarantee real-time visibility for critical data writes.
We've introduced a new capability in the Reltio Lightspeed™ Data Delivery Network that lets you enable synchronous predicate index updates — so your data changes are instantly available through Reltio Lightspeed queries.
With this enhancement, you can configure read-after-write consistency at multiple levels:That means no more stale data, retry logic, or delayed lookups in real-time flows like onboarding, fraud detection, or mobile registration.- Across your entire tenant
- For specific entity types
- Or per individual API request
Attention: This feature is available to limited users through the Reltio Early Access (EA) program. Interested in finding out more about this feature or participating in our EA program? Get details in topic Early Access (EA) features.For more information, see Understanding synchronous updates in Reltio Lightspeed.
- Strengthen your security: password length enforcement is here
- We're tightening up password security with a new policy enforcement. Starting May 19, 2025, all custom password policies must require passwords between 10 and 64 characters. This aligns with best-practice standards like NIST SP 800-63b and OWASP.
If your current custom policy is out of range, you won't be able to change security parameters until the password length is corrected. Ensure to configure this parameter correctly the next time you make changes to the password policy.
For more information, see Set a customer password policy and for any queries, Contact a support person.
- Generate external IDs automatically for policy configurations
- You no longer need to manually create or request external IDs for your cross-account role mappings. With our new API endpoint, Reltio generates a unique
externalId
for you — instantly and securely.This makes configuring roles and policies across tenants faster and less error-prone.
For more information, see Generate external ID.
2025.1.10.0 weekly release notes | 12-May-2025
Learn about the new features and enhancements introduced in this 2025.1.10.0 weekly release.
- DVF service support for crosswalk level validation
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You can now run Data Validation Functions (DVFs) on specific source systems, not just Operational Values. This helps you pinpoint and fix data quality issues at the source.
Use the new
applyOn
setting to target crosswalk values from selected sources. Default behavior remains unchanged for existing DVFs.For more information, see topics Apply data validation functions at crosswalk level and Define Data Validation Functions.
- Fine-tune fallback survivorship with source-specific control
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You now have more control over attribute resolution when fallback strategies are triggered. The
sourcesForOV
parameter is now supported within fallback survivorship strategies. This lets you specify a different set of source systems to use for fallback logic — separate from those used in the primary strategy.Here's what's new:
- You can define a
sourcesForOV
list specifically for the fallback strategy. - The fallback list can differ completely from the primary strategy's
sourcesForOV
. - When fallback is triggered, only the sources listed in the fallback
sourcesForOV
are used. - If
sourcesForOV
is not defined for the fallback, the system continues to use its existing fallback behavior. - If earlier fallback levels filtered out values, only those filtered values are considered — but with the full original set of their crosswalks.
- If a fallback level returns no winners, the filtered values from the last level with non-zero winners are reused — again with their full original crosswalks.
This enhancement provides more precise control over trusted source prioritization, especially in complex data stewardship scenarios involving conditional survivorship.
For additional information, see Survivorship Rules.
- You can define a
Reltio MCP Server launch | 08-May-2025
Learn about the new features and enhancements introduced in the Reltio MCP Server release.
- Meet Reltio MCP Server: Real-time AI data access, zero friction
The Reltio Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server is now available, offering a secure, open-standard API gateway that enables AI agents, large language models (LLMs), and orchestration tools to interact with trusted master data in real time. Think of MCP as the USB-C for AI agents — plug in and go.
With both open-source and fully managed editions, the MCP Server simplifies integration by eliminating the need for custom connectors or static exports. It supports Agentic capabilities, allowing AI agents to autonomously perform data-related tasks such as resolving matches, enriching profiles, or validating records.
This release accelerates AI adoption by streamlining secure data access, reducing operational costs, and grounding AI in trusted, up-to-date data.
For more details, see Reltio Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server at a glance.
2025.1.10.0 weekly release notes | new date
Learn about the new features and enhancements introduced in this 2025.1.10.0 weekly release.
- Release Date Change – May 12, 2025
- This week's release is moving from May 5 to May 12. We're taking a bit more time to align schedules and ensure everything meets our quality standards. Thanks for staying with us — we'll be back on Friday with the latest updates!
2025.1.9.0 weekly release notes | 29-Apr-2025
Learn about the new features and enhancements introduced in this 2025.1.9.0 weekly release.
- Support for complete logout with SAML SSO
- Reltio now supports a complete logout experience for users authenticated through SAML-based single sign-on (SSO). When you configure SAML logout, signout actions in the Reltio UI will invalidate tokens, end the session, and redirect users through their identity provider's logout flow. This ensures a secure and consistent signout behavior across supported SAML providers.
To enable this behavior, check back later for details.
2025.1.8.0 weekly release notes | 21-Apr-2025
Learn about the new features and enhancements introduced in this 2025.1.8.0 weekly release.
- Evolving to a Semi-annual Release Cadence
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We're shifting from three to two major product releases each year. This updated cadence allows us to deliver more impactful features, improve planning, and reduce disruption. You can expect major releases to arrive in April and October going forward.
For details on upcoming preview and general availability dates, see our release schedule.
If you have any questions, please reach out to Support.
- From Monitoring Statistics to Usage Reporting — Access richer metrics and better filters
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We're deprecating the Monitoring Statistics page in the Tenant Management app. Starting June 9, 2025, this page will no longer be available.
Looking for tenant usage data? You'll find everything you need — and more — in the Usage Reporting app. It delivers richer metrics, better filters, and a more intuitive experience.
To help with the transition, we're placing a one-time banner on the Monitoring Statistics page:
For more details on this deprecation, see Monitoring Statistics – June 2025.
Ready to meet better insights? Find out more in Usage Reporting at a glance.
2025.1.7.0 weekly release notes | 14-Apr-2025
Learn about the new features and enhancements introduced in this 2025.1.7.0 weekly release.
- Insights in Reltio Integration Hub
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You can now build custom dashboard under Insights within the Reltio Integration Hub, making it easier to monitor flow executions, identify errors, and gain real-time insights — all in one place for faster troubleshooting and smoother integrations.
Insights is available for the standard delivered role
ROLE_INTEGRATION_CUSTOMER_ADMIN
and you can also control its availability to users with Custom roles to access the Integration Hub.Come back soon as we're adding the details to Integration Hub navigation.
2025.1.6.0 weekly release notes | 08-Apr-2025
Learn about the new features and enhancements introduced in this 2025.1.6.0 weekly release.
- Release Date Change – April 8, 2025
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This week's release is dropping on April 8 instead of April 7. Thanks for bearing with us as we took an extra day to lock everything in.
2025.1.5.0 weekly release notes | 31-Mar-2025
Learn about the new features and enhancements introduced in this 2025.1.5.0 weekly release.
- Reverse Geocode API supports multiple address results
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We've enhanced the Reverse Geocoding feature to return multiple address results for a given set of geographic coordinates. You can now define a search radius and maximum number of results — giving you the flexibility to apply custom logic to select the most relevant one. This improvement helps you handle ambiguous or overlapping locations with greater precision. For more information, see topic Get addresses with geographic coordinates.
- Reltio Address Cleanser update
- We've updated the Reltio Address Cleanser with global data refreshes, improved parsing accuracy, and updated address formatting. Enhancements also include geographic hierarchy corrections and ISO code alignment. For details, see Reltio Address Cleanser update - Mar 2025.
2025.1.4.0 weekly release notes | 24-Mar-2025
Learn about the new features and enhancements introduced in this 2025.1.4.0 weekly release.
- Reltio Identity 360 Sunset
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We're officially sunsetting Reltio Identity 360. We now offer enhanced data unification, deeper insights, and improved data quality across our solutions, providing scalable options for mastering your data. Do reach out to us to explore the best solution for your needs.
Contact your Account Executive or Customer Success Manager to discuss the best offering for your business.
- Relation ID now visible in Relationships tab
- In the RELATIONSHIPS tab of the profile, you can now view the Relation ID for each entity's relationships. Click the Show/Hide columns option and select the Relation ID attribute to include it in the Relationships table. This makes it easier to find and reference relationship URIs directly from the UI. For more information, see topic Relationships perspective.
2025.1.3.0 weekly release notes | 18-Mar-2025
Learn about the new features and enhancements introduced in this 2025.1.3.0 weekly release.
- Deprecation of AWS Access Key and Secret Authentication on Reltio-Owned AWS Resources
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We are enhancing security by transitioning from AWS access key and secret authentication to IAM role-based authentication using AssumeRole to access Reltio-owned AWS resources. This change aligns with AWS best practices, reducing credential exposure and improving access management. If you currently use AWS access keys to access Reltio-owned AWS resources, we recommend transitioning to IAM roles as soon as possible.
For more details, see AWS access key and secret in favor of IAM roles for Reltio-owned resources.
- No More Null Surprises! Get Unique Surrogate Keys Every Time
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We've introduced a new generationLogic parameter, named generateUidWhenAllOvMissing, to improve surrogate crosswalk key generation. Previously, when all attributes for an entity lacked operational values (OVs), the system generated an MD5 hash using
null
values, leading to potential duplicates. Now, with this new parameter, a UUID is generated instead, ensuring unique keys even when all OV values are missing.This update helps prevent unintended entity merges and improves data consistency. It's available in Surrogate Crosswalks configuration for all tenants.
For more details, see Configuring surrogate keys.
2025.1.2.0 weekly release notes | 10-Mar-2025
Learn about the new features and enhancements introduced in this 2025.1.2.0 weekly release.
- Interactions Loading... Skip the Schema!
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We've simplified how you load interactions into your tenants. Previously, to load interactions, you needed to define a schema. Now, you're able to load interactions with no defined schema. This means that you aren't required to map attributes, allowing you for a quicker setup before the job starts.
This enhancement is available in the Data Loader.
application and in theFor more details, see Load interactions without defining a data model.
- Streamlining Security Configuration with Password Policy Inheritance
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Customer password policies now inherit the following properties from the default policy if not explicitly defined:
numberOfFailedLoginAttempts
numberOfFailedMFALoginAttempts
inactivePeriodInDays
This simplifies configuration by allowing you to focus on the specific settings you want to customize, while maintaining consistency with the default security standards. For more details, see Set a customer password policy.
2025.1.1.0 weekly release notes | 03-Mar-2025
Learn about the new features and enhancements introduced in this 2025.1.1.0 weekly release.
- Standardized Responses in User Management API
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The User Management API operations now return a single, standardized error response and HTTP status code for both valid and invalid usernames, ensuring a consistent experience in case of errors. For details on the API operations, see User Management API.