May was a milestone month for product innovation here at SnapLogic. Hot on the heels of our AgentFest event, where we unveiled AgentCreator 3.0 and APIM 3.0, we’ve continued to push the boundaries of what’s possible with our platform.
Beyond those headline announcements, this month’s product release brings a new wave of enhancements designed to:
- Augmenter la productivité
- Strengthen performance and security
- Improve observability
- Expand connectivity and value
Let’s take a closer look at what’s new and how these updates can help your team move faster, without compromising on outcomes or security.
Improved productivity with SnapGPT enhancements
The new enhancements to SnapGPT make pipeline development faster, smarter, and more intuitive. With the new Pipeline Refinement (beta) feature, users can now ask SnapGPT to modify existing pipelines. You can make short work of assigning descriptive and meaningful labels to Snaps, inserting a Router Snap based on specific logic. Even better, SnapGPT now understands the context of the pipeline canvas, so you can make iterative changes using natural language without restating every detail.
Another exciting capability: image-based pipeline creation. Simply upload a data flow diagram in .jpg, .jpeg, or .png format, and SnapGPT will generate a working pipeline from your visual input. Whether you’re sketching ideas on a whiteboard or collaborating with teams using flowcharts, turning concepts into integrations has never been easier.
Simplified monitoring and faster troubleshooting with Monitor
SnapLogic Monitor is now the default application on the SnapLogic platform to view execution and infrastructure statistics and troubleshoot issues. You will still have access to the Classic Dashboard from the waffle menu until August 2025.
The latest enhancements to Monitor make it easier than ever to identify and troubleshoot pipeline and task executions with precision. Now, in the Asset Catalog, the Tasks and Pipelines tabs display key operational metrics, aggregated over the past 30 days:
- Total runs
- Success and failure count
- Failure rates
- Average execution duration
- Average documents processed
Users can quickly filter by metric thresholds and search across these new fields to zero in on underperforming or failing assets. These improvements streamline monitoring at scale and help teams take proactive steps to maintain optimal integration health.
Faster road to workflows with our improved Patterns Catalog
We have significantly improved the user experience of our Patterns Catalog. The redesigned Patterns Catalog gives you all the information at your fingertips so that you can identify patterns that you want to readily adopt. With this release, you’ll see:
- Standardized tags for better organization and filtering
- Streamlined access for fewer clicks to open and apply a pattern
- At-a-glance insights like who created the pattern and how recently it was updated
- Simplified discovery with quick-access categories (like AgentCreator) that help you zero in on what you need
Improved connectivity with new Snaps and Snap Packs
Power asynchronous communications with the Google Pub/Sub Snap Pack
With the new Google Cloud Pub/Sub Snap Pack, customers can now build event-driven and decoupled architectures with ease. This Snap Pack facilitates asynchronous messaging between distributed systems, enabling applications to publish, consume, and acknowledge messages without tight coupling. It’s ideal for real-time data processing pipelines, microservices communication, and integrating Google Cloud services into hybrid cloud workflows. Whether you’re building scalable backend systems or streaming pipelines, this Snap Pack brings reliable message delivery and flexibility to your architecture.
Modernize your operations with the OPC-UA Snap Pack
The OPC UA Snap Pack unlocks seamless integration with industrial systems, making it a powerful asset for customers in manufacturing, energy, and other industrial sectors. With secure, real-time access to sensor data, equipment telemetry, and machine states, users can build automation pipelines that bridge IT and OT environments. This Snap Pack provides Read, Browse, Write, and Subscribe Snaps and supports use cases like predictive maintenance, digital twins, and industrial analytics, helping customers modernize their operations while maintaining robust data governance and security.
Manage high-quality product data with Syndigo Snap Pack
Managing and distributing high-quality product data just got easier with the new Syndigo Snap Pack. Tailored for retailers and manufacturers, this Snap Pack simplifies integration with Syndigo’s PIM and MDM systems, enabling seamless ingestion and transformation of product content. It supports workflows such as onboarding product data from suppliers, transforming it for downstream systems, and synchronizing master data across channels. For organizations looking to streamline digital shelf operations and ensure content consistency, this Snap Pack delivers immediate value.
Better interoperability with Iceberg support in Amazon Athena Snap Pack
Apache Iceberg is emerging as the default standard for open table formats. Iceberg Tables can be hosted in any data lake, such as S3, Azure Data Lake Storage, and Google Cloud, and are also supported by Snowflake and Databricks, giving you full interoperability. Additionally, Iceberg Tables in your data lake enable you to leverage any data processing engine, such as Athena, Snowflake, or Trino, without the need to move data. Adding Iceberg Table support in the Amazon Athena Snap Pack empowers customers to build more dynamic and cost-effective data lakehouse architectures.
We have also added a new Bulk Upsert Snap to the Amazon Athena Snap Pack. With that, users can now efficiently merge and manage large datasets in Iceberg Tables, enabling advanced analytics use cases such as slowly changing dimensions (SCD), audit logging, and compliance tracking. This enhancement brings greater data consistency, scalability, and performance to analytics pipelines, especially for customers leveraging open table formats and distributed data lakes.
To learn more about any of these updates, please check out the May release notes, and if you want to see live demos of some of these features, join us for our Product Webinar on June 12th, 9 am PT. Hope to see you there!
