Release Notes

January 2026

Our Databricks connector is now generally available. Read our Databricks connector documentation.

December 2025

We now support the Source naming feature for the following connectors:

Application Connectors	Database Connectors	File Connectors	Event Connectors	Function Connectors
Amazon CloudFront AWS Cloudtrail Klaviyo Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations NetSuite SuiteAnalytics Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher Oracle E-Business Suite Oracle Fusion Field Service Salesforce Salesforce Marketing Cloud ServiceNow Veeva Vault	Amazon DocumentDB Amazon DynamoDB Azure Cosmos DB BigQuery CockroachDB Databricks Db2 for i Db2 for LUW Epic Clarity Elasticsearch Firebase HVA Oracle HVA SAP ECC on Oracle with NetWeaver HVA SAP ECC on Oracle HVA SAP ECC on SQL Server HVA SQL Server MongoDB OpenSearch Oracle Snowflake	Amazon S3 Azure Blob Storage Box Dropbox Email FTP Google Cloud Storage Google Drive Google Sheets OneDrive S3 Compatible Storage SFTP SharePoint	Amazon Kinesis Firehose	AWS Lambda Azure Functions Google Cloud Functions

October 2024

Databricks Lakehouse Platform combines the key features of data lakes and data warehouses. Read our Databricks connector documentation.

November 2022

We have added automatic deployment cloud detection to the Databricks setup form. We now use your Host details to detect your Databricks deployment cloud automatically. For example, during the destination setup, if you enter the Server Hostname as xxx.cloud.databricks.com, we detect that the Databricks deployment cloud is AWS. If we can auto-detect the cloud provider successfully, the Databricks Deployment Cloud field will not be visible in the setup form.