Release 2026.10.13-1 | DocAI Fabric

Security

Connecting Microsoft 365 for email import takes your organization from Microsoft’s own sign-in and needs a Microsoft 365 administrator’s approval, so a connector can no longer be pointed at another organization’s mailboxes. Each email connector also uses only its own Microsoft sign-in.
Two undocumented processing endpoints, which ran outside your organization’s settings and usage records, are removed. Processing goes through transactions only.
A line break in a request value can no longer start a false line in the application log.

Copy to ground truth: turn a processing run into ground truth in one click, with undo, instead of confirming every field by hand. It replaces Confirm.

Email connectors take a Received on or after date, so an inbox with years of mail imports only what you want. See Import from email.
Email import pages through large Microsoft 365 folders, retries a passing error on one message instead of failing the list, and moves an email with nothing to import to the failure folder.
The Microsoft 365 connection panel shows saves waiting for consent, offers a new consent link and says when consent expires.
The upload dialog accepts .tif and every other image format the service converts.
Re-running from Export: the Export step takes a checkpoint, and the last checkpoint is offered.
On the cloud service, the Assistant and an Agent Review step that names no model run on a newer model.

A transaction follows a decision step’s exits: an Agent Review approval goes on to Export.
The viewer’s lock on a transaction holds across servers, so two people no longer overwrite each other’s edits.
A failed storage write is reported as a failure instead of read as saved.
The Assistant’s saved reply keeps the text before and after a tool call apart.