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We are actively rolling out the Metric Explorer as the first recommended chart type, no longer in beta. This is a gradual release.
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External OAuth and configurable scopes for MCP servers (General availability)
Two new hierarchical parameters let you bind MCP servers to your organization’s existing identity provider (IdP) and control which OAuth scopes MCP clients discover. This enables MCP clients such as Claude, Cursor, and ChatGPT to authenticate against your corporate IdP instead of Snowflake OAuth.
Variant and Variant shredding are now generally available
Variant is now generally available . Variant is a flexible data type for semi-structured data that delivers structured-like query performance through Variant shredding, which is also generally available.
Transactions are now generally available
Transactions that write to Unity Catalog managed Delta tables are now generally available. Group multiple SQL statements across one or more tables into a single atomic transaction using BEGIN ATOMIC ... END; or BEGIN TRANSACTION; ... COMMIT; syntax. All changes succeed together or roll back together, ensuring data consistency across your operations.
Email notifications for expiring service principal tokens are now generally available
Databricks now automatically sends an email notification when a service principal token is set to expire within seven days. Because service principals don't have their own mailboxes, Databricks sends these notifications to workspace admins.
Role-based access control (RBAC) is in Public Preview
Role-based access control (RBAC) is now in Public Preview. RBAC lets users assume a role in Databricks using only that role's permissions for the duration of the session instead of their own accumulated permissions. This enables exclusive access.
Governance Hub is in Beta
Governance Hub is in Beta . Governance Hub is a centralized, account-level UI in the account console for monitoring governance across your Databricks account. It provides a unified view of data health and coverage, AI usage and spend, and cost drivers, with prioritized insights and recommendations. All views respect existing permissions.
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Last Non-Direct Attribution in Data Tables
Description: The Data Tables attribution model picker now includes Last Non-Direct Touch - all credit for a metric goes to the most recent touchpoint that isn't Direct. You choose which property defines your channels and what counts as "Direct" for your org, and the model skips those touches when assigning credit.
Resource Center: search term highlighting and autoscroll in articles
When a user opens an article from a Resource Center search result, we now highlight the matched search terms inside the article and automatically scroll to the passage the search hit came from. Previously, users landed at the top of the article and had to find the relevant section themselves.
Resource Center: open directly to a specific article via the SDK
The Guides and Surveys SDK now supports opening the Resource Center directly on a specific article. Pass the article's URL to rc.open() and the widget opens straight to that content item instead of the Resource Center home page: window.engagement.rc.open({ url: "https://help.example.com/articles/getting-started" }); Why: Customers want to deep-link users to...
Attribution parameters as event properties - now on by default in the Browser SDK + GTM
Description: The Browser SDK now captures marketing attribution (UTMs, click IDs, referrer) as event properties by default, alongside the user properties it always set. The GTM template was updated with the same behavior - so GTM-based implementations get it automatically, no custom variables needed.
Clickable image links
What it is: Image blocks in the Guides and Surveys editor now support a link action. Set a destination in the image block settings panel and choose how it opens: router navigation to a page inside your app, the same tab, or a new tab. This had been a longstanding request.
Web Experiment: Cross-subdomain experimentation
Description: Web experiments can now target multiple subdomains. Why: For web experiments, customers want to be able to run experiments consistently across their websites (e.g. a.example.com and b.example.com). Web experiments now maintain a consistent identity (i.e. bucketing id, behavioral targeting events) across the same eTLD+1 (e.g.
Event group property improvements
What is it? You can now add a property group to an event or add a property to a group , even when one of those properties is already planned directly on the event. The Data app detects the overlap, shows a confirmation dialog listing the affected properties and events, and on confirm removes the direct mapping and serves the property through the group...
Web Experiment Bucketing ID Shared Across Subdomains
Under the hood, web experiment maintains its own device_id (stored as web_exp_id and web_exp_id_v2 ) to use for bucketing, instead of using Amplitude Analytics' device id.