Release Notes Incorta 2025.7.4
Release date: December 28, 2025
Release highlights
The 2025.7.4 maintenance pack builds on the 2025.7 release series, focusing on performance efficiency, enhanced security, and critical fixes.
Key features and enhancements include the following:
- Improved traceability for data delivered to BigQuery with enhanced request identification
- Enhanced security by bundling Apache Tomcat 9.0.112
- Custom null value representation in KPIs
- Critical reliability and accuracy fixes across the Data Agent, data classification, connector Marketplace, and schemas
Upgrade considerations
Upgrade considerations for previous 2024.x and 2025.7 releases also apply to this release unless stated otherwise.
Data agent considerations
This release uses the Data Agent version 12.0.3.
The data agent upgrade considerations of release 2025.7.3 still apply to this release. However, this data agent version fixes critical issues that have affected 2025.7.x releases. Check the fixed issues list for more information.
Behavior changes
Conditional formatting based on another field
In earlier 2024 and 2025 releases, conditional formatting based on a different field produced inconsistent results in Excel exports, sometimes applying incorrect styles that did not match the dashboard view.
Starting this release, Incorta will disregard conditional formatting when exporting to Excel to maintain data integrity and avoid misleading visual cues.
Null values in KPIs
KPI insights now honor the Null Value Representation setting configured in the CMC > Tenant Configurations > Customizations, ensuring consistent handling of null values in KPI and tabular insights.
Stricter permissions for single insight delivery
Users must now have at least Share access to a dashboard and the appropriate roles to send or schedule the delivery of single dashboard insights via email or send them to data destinations. Those without the required access can no longer perform these actions, aligning insight-level permissions with the existing rules governing dashboard sharing and delivery.
What’s new
Improved traceability for BigQuery destinations
When delivering data to Google BigQuery schema destinations, Incorta now includes a unique User-Agent identifier in the request headers, improving query tracking and reporting in Google BigQuery. The user agent follows the format IncortaConnect/<IncortaVersion> (GPN:Incorta;), enabling precise version-level traceability (for example, IncortaConnect/2025.7.4 (GPN:Incorta;)).
Enhancements and fixes
Enhancements
| Enhancement | Area |
|---|---|
| Incorta now bundles Apache Tomcat 9.0.112 to catch up with the security enhancements and fixes in this version. | Security |
Fixed issues
| Fix | Area |
|---|---|
Fixed an issue where the getColumn function failed to apply data masking correctly, causing masked columns to appear in plain text instead of their masked form. | Built-in functions and data classification |
Fixed an issue where dashboards sent as XLSX or CSV via Data Alerts did not apply default prompts using the Between operator, resulting in exported data not matching the filtered insight. | Dashboards |
| Fixed an issue that caused the Loader service not to automatically retry on requests sent to data sources through data agents when a request exceeded 10 minutes, which might cause long-running or slow extractions that relied on data agents to fail without retry. | Data agent |
| Fixed an issue that caused connector auto-upgrades to fail during On-Premises Incorta upgrades when using the Offline Marketplace mode. | Marketplace |
| Fixed an issue where string column length changes in source systems were not reflected in Incorta schemas when revalidating tables, which could cause data truncation or validation errors. | Schemas |
| Fixed an issue where total values in tables were not aligned correctly when Dynamic Group By was enabled with multiple dimension and measure columns. | Visualizations |