Release R26-3 #
Available from 16th March 2026
Highlights #
Console > Reports – new Webhook Report
As it can be difficult to track down all of your Cyclr Webhooks across your Consoles, Templates and Accounts, a new “Webhook Report” has been added to your Console, enabling you to view the following details as well as export them:
- Webhook Identifier
- Cycle Name
- Account Name
Embedding > LAUNCH/Marketplaces – can now create Sub Accounts
You can now specify a parentAccountId property when obtaining a LAUNCH or Marketplaces URL through the Cyclr API to create Sub Accounts of an existing Account. Previously you could only create standard Accounts this way.
Improvements #
Connectors > Connector Releases – Bulk Step upgrading automated rule changes
When using Cyclr’s Bulk Step upgrade feature to upgrade Steps in your Cycles to the latest Connector Release, there are internal rules which indicate whether Cyclr can upgrade each Step automatically or whether that must be performed manually. Those rules have been updated to better handle typical Connector changes, allowing for more automatic changes.
Custom Connectors / Builder Steps > Script – http_request() function Authorization headers
If using the http_request() Script function and providing authentication details in an Authorization HTTP Header in a call, the value is now correctly handle if it contains a “=” character.
Cycle Execution – improved performance during Collection Splitting
The process of splitting a list of data into separate child Transactions has been improved internally.
Cycle Execution – extended Scheduler logging details
More information is now recorded when a Scheduler encounters a situation that causes it to fail, to aid investigation.
Cycle Execution – webhook maintenance process improvements
The performance of an internal webhook maintenance process has been improved.
Embedding > LAUNCH/Marketplaces/Embedding – sessions end when browser closed
To improve security when end-users are accessing embeddable parts of Cyclr, sessions are now closed when the web browser is closed.
MCP Servers – Connector selection now available
When working with MCP Servers, you’re now able to select which Connectors will be available for use by them. If you have MCP Servers enabled, a new setting can be found within your Console under Settings > Manage MCP Allowed Connectors.
MCP Servers – Transaction improvements
Including more information in MCP Server’s Transactions such as the calling client and the API request made when a Tool is called.
MCP Servers – updated to function within Sub Accounts
If you have the MCP Servers feature enabled for your Cyclr Console, you can now use MCP Servers within Sub Accounts and use Connectors installed within their parent Account.