Automation 360 v.39 Community Edition Release Notes
- Updated: 2026/01/06
Release date: 10 December 2025
Review what's new and changed in the Community Edition of the Automation 360 v.39 (Build 42496) release. Build 42496 replaces Build 42416.
For more information on updating to this release, see these resources:
Updated release builds
We have released an updated Build 42496 which contains the following:
- Fix for an issue where the JavaScript, Script is successful If condition returned false even when the script was successful (Service Cloud Case ID: 02287840).
- Fix for an issue where user data entered in Automation Co-Pilot was lost when users viewed the data in a pop-up window (Service Cloud Case ID: 02284788).
- Fix for an issue where variable mapping was changed in process editor when using variables containing Japanese characters (Service Cloud Case ID: 02231333).
Automator AI
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| Suggest
Next Actions (SNA) availability on Community Edition Community Edition (CE) users can now experience as part of their automation development journey. This feature introduces Generative AI–powered assistance directly into the CE platform, enabling developers to get intelligent automation suggestions while building the automations. |
| macOS compatibility for Suggest Next Actions
(SNA) suggestions Suggest Next Actions (SNA) now works on macOS platform. It identifies and recommends macOS-compatible packages correctly. This update aims to confirm the accuracy and reliability of suggestion logic when operating within macOS environments, covering the way for improved platform-specific package handling. |
| Support for macOS in Co-Pilot for Automators macOS is now supported when
prompting in Co-Pilot for Automators.
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Prompt to build an API Task Co-Pilot for Automators is now supported in the API Task editor, enabling users to leverage prompting when building an API Task. Previously, Co-Pilot for Automators was not available in this editor. |
| What's changed |
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| Improvements
to Process Reasoning Engine enhance ability for model to
interpret natural language Improvements have been made to the model, improving Co-Pilot for Automators capabilities to handle more nuanced and abstract instructions. |
Automation Workspace
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Process-level metrics for observability in the Processes Dashboard Enterprise users can now explore special metrics pages for each process in the Processes Dashboard. This provides real-time insights into how automation is working and its reliability. It helps you understand how automation is performing, identify patterns, solve problems, and improve processes. You can:
Monitor, analyze, and improve your automations faster, right from the Processes Dashboard. |
New Custom Date-Time range added to the Automations dashboard (Service Cloud Case ID: 02188024) Now you can choose exactly how you want to filter and view automation run data using custom time filters from the Automations tab. This means you do not have to use broad pre-set time filters such as 24 hours or 7 days). For example, you can:
This gives you precise scheduling, better control, flexibility, and clarity for audits. |
| Task and
Device platform details in Audit log Starting from this release, automations that completed successfully will include the platform information (Windows or macOS) for the task and device in the Run bot finished details table. Administrators or users with View everyone's audit log actions permission can navigate to , and click the automation with the Event type as Run bot finished to view the attributes in the Run bot finished details table. |
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Automation Command Center (ACC) Automations
APIs Documentation is now available for the new Automation Command Center (ACC) Automations API endpoints in Swagger and the documentation portal. |
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Workload Management (WLM) Queue APIs enhancement You can now use enhanced Workload Management Queue APIs to manage queues and related work items more reliably. The following endpoints were fixed and validated to ensure accurate request and response handling:
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Automation Co-Pilot for Business Users
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| Deep-link
navigation to Automation Co-Pilot in
Microsoft Teams We have introduced seamless deep-link navigation that allows users to open Automation Co-Pilot embedded in Microsoft Teams directly from an URL. This update enables a more streamlined workflow for all the enterprise users. With this enhancement, you can now click a deep link containing a process request ID (for example, links of the form https://teams.microsoft.com/l/entity/...?...caseId=<ID>) and be taken straight to the waiting task (such as an approval task, a data input or review task) inside the Automation Co-Pilot within Microsoft Teams, automatically landing on the Co-Pilot view associated with the specific request. |