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Platform Release Notes for July 2026

Platform Release

July 11 2026

Platform features and fixes are not included in the Runtime release.

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  • The vault service for Boomi's Key Management Service is changing from HashiCorp Vault to AWS. Existing Platform accounts using Boomi’s HashiCorp Vault KMS will work as normal. Boomi will contact you with more details about this migration. (PS-7091)

  • Updated platform links across the Welcome page, Resource Center, masthead, and footer to point to the new ServiceNow-powered Community, Support, and Training applications. (UU-19171, UU-19172)

  • Added Knowledge Hub to the platform service menu. (UU-19572)

  • Replaced Spaces with Marketplace Publisher in the Boomi Labs service menu. (UU-19799)

  • The Boomi Documentation YouTube channel is now live. Learn at your own pace with video tutorials, product walkthroughs, and demos about the Boomi Enterprise Platform. Visit and subscribe to the Boomi Documentation YouTube channel to stay up to date with the latest content.

  • The help.boomi.com home page has been redesigned to help you discover documentation based on your goals and business outcomes. New users can quickly get started with dedicated quickstart guides, use cases, and examples. Featured videos from the Boomi Documentation YouTube channel make learning easier through product walkthroughs and tutorials.

  • Boomi REST API collections are now available in Boomi's public Postman workspace. Fork any collection directly from the Run in Postman links on the API Overview and API reference topics in the Boomi Developer Documentation. Configure authentication and variables in your forked collection to start sending requests to Boomi endpoints. For more information, refer to Working with Boomi APIs on Postman.

    Animated demonstration showing how to fork a Boomi REST API collection from the Boomi Developer Documentation using the Run in Postman link

  • Boomi Platform enforces mandatory MFA for all new accounts, with email-based verification as a new option alongside authenticator apps.

    • Email-based MFA option: You can now use your registered email as your MFA verification method in addition to a time-based one-time password (TOTP) authenticator app. When you enroll in MFA, you choose between receiving a one-time code to your registered email address or using an authenticator app to generate a code. Email MFA is available for all new accounts in this release. Existing accounts will be migrated in a subsequent phase.
    • MFA method switching and reset: After enrolling, you can switch between email and authenticator app verification methods or reset your MFA configuration at any time from the Authentication page. When you switch methods, your existing method stays active until you verify the new one, preventing accidental lockout. To reset MFA, you are immediately prompted to re-enroll. You cannot disable MFA entirely.
    • Platform-wide MFA enforcement:
      • New accounts: MFA is enabled by default and cannot be disabled.
      • Security tab toggle removed: The Enforce 2FA toggle is removed from the Security tab for all customers. Accounts that previously had this toggle enabled remain in the required and on state.
      • Disable MFA button removed: The option to disable MFA is removed from the Authentication page UI. Account-wide mandatory MFA for all existing accounts will roll out in a future phase. (PS-12330)

  • The Licensing & Usage page includes a Multiplan View for accounts with more than one active plan. Instead of landing on a single plan's dashboard, you see a summary page listing all your active plans as individual cards. Each card shows the plan name, edition, tier (where applicable), capacity used versus total, a usage progress bar, and forecast status. Cards are color-coded: green for on track, amber for at risk, or red for over capacity. You can select View Detail on any card to open that plan's full usage dashboard. (ONE-699)

  • The Usage Summary widget on the Boomi platform homepage has been updated for multi-plan accounts. Instead of showing a single plan's data, the widget now displays a horizontally scrollable carousel with a mini-card per active plan. Each mini-card shows the plan name, usage versus capacity, and a status indicator giving you a quick health check across all your plans without leaving the homepage. (ONE-685)