Automation 360 v.42 Release Notes - Review the top features in this release and view other new features and exciting enhancements for Automation 360 v.42 release.

Automation 360

Release date: 16 September 2026

Important: This release does not include On-Premises support.

Review the top features in this release and view other new features and exciting enhancements for Automation 360 v.42 release.

  • Build 53728: Automation 360 (Cloud)
  • Build 53728: Automation 360 (Cloud-Sandbox)

We have released the updated Cloud-Sandbox Build 53728 (previously Build 53530). For information about the updates, see Release updates.

Highlights of this release

Here are the top features in the v.42 release:

Mozart Orchestrator: Intermediate events and process resiliency
Extends Mozart Orchestrator with native event-driven orchestration and enhanced runtime resiliency, enabling long-running processes to wait for and respond to business events, handle time-based waits, and recover from failures without restarting execution.
Intermediate events
  • Subscribe to events and resume execution when the expected event is received
  • Pause execution using native timer events for duration- or schedule-based waits
  • Reduce custom logic for event-driven and time-based orchestration
Process resiliency
  • Pause, resume, stop, and recover running process instances without losing progress
  • Recover from failures by retrying or skipping failed nodes without restarting the entire workflow
Universal orchestration through MCP
Expands Automation Anywhere support for Model Context Protocol (MCP), enabling AI Agents to securely interact with external MCP servers while simplifying onboarding for third-party AI assistants through standards-based interoperability.
  • MCP client: Enable AI Agents in Automation Anywhere to discover and invoke tools exposed through MCP-compliant third-party systems and services such as Salesforce, ServiceNow, or Workday with no custom connector required.
  • Automation Anywhere MCP tool gateway: Authorized users can create named, purpose-built MCP endpoints that expose only a curated subset of AAI and approved third-party tools. Each third-party AI assistant receives only the tools relevant to its purpose, while inheriting RBAC and availability controls from the underlying assets.
  • Flexible authentication options: Support both automated client onboarding and manual OAuth configuration where required.
EnterpriseClaw
EnterpriseClaw is a secure, autonomous agent that runs where your data resides and work happens across desktop, Cloud, and On-Premises environments. It combines autonomous execution with enterprise-grade governance, security, control, and auditability, helping organizations orchestrate and scale their agentic automations with confidence.
  • Goal-directed autonomous execution across complex enterprise workflows
  • Operate across API and non-API systems, including desktop, Cloud, On-Premises, and UI-based applications
  • Deploy natively on existing Bot Runners with no additional infrastructure required
  • Built-in governance, auditing, model flexibility, and AI Governance integration
See, EnterpriseClaw package.
Demonstrates the value of EnterpriseClaw.

Release updates

Date Update
7 October 2026 Build 53728 (Cloud) release
5 October 2026 Build 53728 (Cloud-Sandbox) includes the following:
  • A feature where users can configure automations to automatically redeploy them when their execution fails.
  • Fix for an issue where a process that used the Split and Merge condition with the Goto event displayed an error (Service Cloud Case ID: 02329736).
  • Fix for an issue where automations were not deployed on the default user device (Service Cloud Case ID: 02328043, 02336736).
  • Fix for an issue where document extraction using a custom model connection failed after processing the first file from a loop (Service Cloud Case ID: 02333797).
  • Fix for an issue where automation check-out failed when it had large dependencies (Service Cloud Case ID: 02313721, 02313841, 02315009, 02328035, 02327825, 02334279).
  • Fix for an issue where creating a custom connector failed with an error.
  • Fix for an issue where output variables of a newly created AI Skill appeared in the input section of the Add dataset option.
  • Fix for an issue where a Historical activity header appeared on the Historical tab of the Activity page.
  • Fix for an issue where the AI credits and Document Automation credits values on the license page did not match the values in the details pop-up.
16 September 2026 Build 53530 (Cloud-Sandbox) release
Note: For documentation on previous builds of this release, see the PDFs available on this page: Automation 360 Release Notes (build versions).

What's new and changed in each product

Navigate to the following pages for details on all the updates (what's new, changed, fixed, and limitations) in each product:

AI Agent Studio v.42 release
AI Governance v.42 release
Automator AI v.42 release
Agent Interoperability v.42 release
Automation Workspace v.42 release
Automation Co-Pilot for Business Users v.42 release
Document Automation v.42 release