Release Notes

Today we launched LinkedIn Audience as a Reverse ETL destination. Now you can send your warehouse data to LinkedIn for efficient targeting.

RudderStack’s latest warehouse observability enhancements give you detailed insights into why the data going to a warehouse destination was discarded, especially in cases where there is a data type mismatch and the event data does not conform to the Warehouse Schema.

RudderStack now supports setting up and enabling SSO for your organization for vendors other than Okta, OneLogin, and Azure Entra ID.

Overcome Intelligent Tracking Prevention (ITP) and other cookie expiration timelines by setting server-side cookies in the JavaScript SDK. You can track users across sessions over time using server-side cookies, ensuring complete user journey analytics and accurate attribution data.

Today, we launched the web device mode integration with Gainsight PX. Now you can send your events from RudderStack to Gainsight PX via the native Gainsight PX SDK.

RudderStack now supports sending events to Sprig via the Android and iOS sources in device mode.

You can now use central, account-level tokens to interact with RudderStack’s APIs for production use cases. Service Access Tokens can access users and audit logs at the organization level and any resource at the workspace level.

Today we launched TUNE as a cloud mode destination. Now you can send your events from RudderStack to TUNE seamlessly.

Today we launched Amazon Audience as a Reverse ETL-compatible destination.

RudderStack now supports setting advanced rules for event properties globally, through the Data Catalog. That means the advanced rules are now applied to the property across all events and Tracking Plans, eliminating the need to update a single property in multiple places.