To reduce visual clutter and add clarity, the RTO Workspace filters will only become available when the RTO setting option has been enabled first for at least one Runbook type within the Workspace.

Find out how to enable and implement RTO/RTA, visit the Help centre article.

When the user creates a new runbook version, a loading spinner will now appear, clearly indicating that the system is processing your request.

To prevent mid-action editing conflict, while the version is being created, all screen interactions for the user creating the new version are temporarily disabled.

We’ve made a couple of updates and improvements to Cutover Connect, bringing more secure credential handling and documentation capabilities:

For all Cutover Connect related information, please see our Developer Portal.

This release introduces improved runbook controls, better task visibility, and enhanced filtering to help you manage workflows more effectively.

Runbook Controls

New settings allow you to:

Task Visibility

Integration Improvements

Filtering Enhancements

For all API related updates such as new endpoints, examples and integrations changes, please see our Developer Portal.

The listed issues and their solutions are organized based on their potential impact on customers.

Selected tasks now clearly show when they are used as the RTO Start for child tasks. Associated child task IDs are displayed in the parent view, making RTO relationships and dependencies easier to understand at a glance. If a task serves as the RTO Start for multiple children, all relevant task IDs are shown.

To learn more about RTO/RTA, see our article here.

For all API related updates such as new endpoints, examples and integrations changes, please see our Developer Portal.

The listed issues and their solutions are organized based on their potential impact on customers.

Release 2026.2 delivers smarter execution, safer rehearsals, seamless integrations, and better control over critical timelines.

The new Cutover AI Assistant, built into the runbook task list, helps teams quickly understand and improve runbooks without manual reviews.

Snippet tasks added during rehearsals are now temporary, allowing safe scenario testing without changing planned workflows. Enhanced RTO validation flags timing risks early to ensure runbooks meet recovery objectives.

Integrations are faster with cURL import, automatically filling request URLs, headers, and payloads to reduce setup time.

These updates help teams plan precisely, integrate smoothly, and execute confidently.

We’re thrilled to introduce the Cutover AI Assistant, now built right into the runbook task list UI. This powerful conversational assistant helps you quickly understand, manage, and improve runbooks, templates, and snippets using natural language—no more manual reviews needed.

Whether you’re planning, responding to incidents, migrating systems, or releasing updates, the AI Assistant supports you every step of the way. Powered by Cutover’s AI Service, it combines and expands on the capabilities of AI Improve for a smarter, faster, and more flexible experience.

To learn more about the Cutover AI Assistant, please see this article.

We’ve updated how snippet tasks behave during rehearsals on dynamic runbooks, allowing you to test scenarios without permanently changing planned workflows.

Snippets can be added during planning or dynamically during a rehearsal. Snippets added via the Snippet task type during a rehearsal are now treated as temporary reactions to that specific run and are automatically removed when the rehearsal is completed or cancelled and the runbook returns to Planning.

Any teams that were imported into the runbook with a snippet will remain on the runbook, even though the rehearsal-only snippet tasks are removed. You’ll be notified of this behavior at the start of the rehearsal and can restore a previous runbook version if you want to keep any rehearsal-added tasks.

We’ve introduced a new enhancement to improve RTO validation on templates. When you manually define the RTO between a selected start and finish task, the system now displays a warning if the calculated duration exceeds the configured RTO. This warning clears automatically once the RTO is within acceptable bounds.

Additionally, the RTO end task can no longer be placed at the root level to ensure proper runbook structure.

To find out more about RTO, please see this article.

You can now import a cURL command when creating or editing an integration to automatically populate key request fields.

When editing or creating an integration, you can:

This makes it faster and easier to turn an existing API call into a working Cutover integration, reducing manual setup and configuration errors.

For further information on Integrations, please see our Developer Portal.

For all API related updates such as new endpoints, examples and integrations changes, please see our Developer Portal.

The listed issues and their solutions are organized based on their potential impact on customers.

This release brings powerful new capabilities to Snippets, including support for snippet-specific custom fields and integrated approval workflows, enhancing control and flexibility when managing reusable task groups. Additionally, layout preferences have been improved to remember your filter panel settings across sessions, helping you maintain a consistent and personalized workspace experience.

In this release, Snippets have been enhanced with additional functionality. You can now create custom fields restricted specifically to the Snippet runbook type, while existing runbook-level custom fields that aren’t restricted to a specific runbook type remain available for use with snippets.

To improve governance, approval workflows can now be assigned to snippets, bringing them in line with other runbook types.

To learn more about Snippets, see our Create Snippets article.

Following on from the previous release, we’ve continued to enhance layout preferences. Filter panel preferences now persist across sessions, ensuring your workspace stays just the way you set it.

Note: For all API related updates such as new endpoints, examples and integrations changes, please see our Developer Portal.

The listed issues and their solutions are organized based on their potential impact on customers.

The final release of 2025 delivers improvements that enhance visibility, speed, and clarity across the platform. Highlights include a new Custom Fields Audit Log for better traceability, faster task updates with inline edit shortcuts, more reliable Liquid filter handling in integrations, clearer RTO/RTA indicators for linked runbooks, and enhanced layout preferences so your workspace stays just the way you like it.

You can now download an audit log of all changes made to Custom Fields. This provides clear visibility into who made changes and when, helps investigate breaking updates, and ensures both UI- and API-driven changes are fully traceable.

To learn more, see our Custom Fields Audit Log article here.

Editing tasks just got faster. You can now use Task Create shortcuts to edit the most common task details, including Stream, task assignee, task type, and duration, without opening the task edit panel. This streamlines your workflow and saves time. Editing options are available directly from the task list. To learn more and see how to trigger these shortcuts, see the Edit tasks section of this article here.

Liquid filters (a form of dynamic referencing) such as plus, minus, replace, and remove are now fully supported when applied to custom fields within integrations. These filters operate on the resolved values of dynamic references, ensuring calculations and string operations return accurate results.

Additionally, support for Runbook attributes has been improved, allowing fields like {{Runbook.parent_version_id}} to be reliably interpolated in both Custom and Event Integrations.

No configuration changes are required—if you are already using Liquid filters with dynamic fields or Runbook attributes in your integration payloads, they will now function correctly.

To learn more about Integrations, please visit our Developer Portal here.

When a child runbook’s RTO start is overridden by a parent runbook, you’ll now see clearer indicators to help you understand exactly where the timings come from and interpret RTO/RTA results with confidence.

These updates make it easier to understand the source of RTO/RTA timings when working with linked runbooks.

In our last RTO/RTA update (v2025.22), we enhanced this feature to clearly indicate when a child runbook’s RTO start time is inherited from a parent, improving visibility by hiding the child’s own RTO start task and making it easier to understand where the timing comes from.

To learn more about RTO and Linked tasks, please see this article.

We’ve improved your workspace experience by adding layout preferences for key interface elements, so your preferred setup is saved and restored across sessions.

These updates help you work more efficiently by keeping your workspace just the way you like it. To learn how to revert any changes you make, visit our Manage Personal Details page here.

Note: For all API related updates such as new endpoints, examples and integrations changes, please see our Developer Portal.

The listed issues and their solutions are organized based on their potential impact on customers.

This release focuses on platform stability, minor UI refinements, and behind-the-scenes improvements. There are no major feature changes, but these updates help keep Cutover running smoothly and lay the groundwork for upcoming enhancements.

Note: For all Developer related updates such as new endpoints, examples and integrations changes, please see our Developer Portal.

The listed issues and their solutions are organized based on their potential impact on customers.

In this release, we’re simplifying permission management with Centralized Team Roles, accelerating recovery plan creation through AI-powered bulk templates using Metastore data, and expanding integration capabilities by adding Workspace to dynamic fields—giving you greater control, speed, and flexibility across your operations.

We’ve introduced Centralized Team Roles to make permission management simpler, faster, and more consistent across your organization. Users with workspace or folder edit permissions can now assign workspace and folder roles directly to entire teams—ensuring every team member automatically receives the same access.

Role changes are applied instantly:

This enhancement reduces manual updates, improves scalability, and helps maintain clear, consistent access controls across your environment.

Things to know:

This new feature lets users quickly generate multiple recovery plan templates using AI combined with application metadata from Metastore, speeding up onboarding and plan creation.

To learn more about data sources, click here. To find out about AI Create, click here.

Dynamic referencing now includes Workspace, providing broader and more powerful context for integrations and automation. Use dynamic fields to reference values stored in runbook, task, and workspace properties (standard or custom fields). To learn more, click here.

This release brings improvements that make runbook management, activity tracking, and integration control clearer and easier to work with.

Runbook & RTO/RTA Enhancements

User App Tokens

Activity Feed Improvements

Connect Settings

The listed issues and their solutions are organized based on their potential impact on customers.