v3.45.0

We are happy to announce release v3.45.0 of Elimity Insights, released on 10 June 2026.

Summary

This section summarizes the most important changes in release v3.45.0.

New functionality

• Campaign archival

• Custom toolbar color

• Peer review traces

• Access review creation wizard

Bug fixes & improvements

• Configurable page sizes for several tables across the UI

• Simplified registration process for the initial admin

• Highlight 'original' entities in trace dialogs

• Improved support for 'matching' and 'via' entity columns in data tables

• OAuth2 authentication for ITSM webhooks

• Minor bug fixes & improvements

Deployment changes

• End of support for PostgreSQL 15

• End of support for YAML configuration files

• End of support for command-line flags for database migrations

New functionality

Campaign archiving

Elimity Insights v3.45.0 includes support for (un)archiving campaigns. Access review managers can now mark old campaigns as archived so they do not clutter the overview page:

When you archive a campaign we will ask whether you also want to delete all of its open and draft access reviews. Archiving a campaign also means its draft access reviews can no longer be edited. Apart from that, archival only determines whether a campaign shows up in the overview by default. If you do want to see these archived campaigns, simply use the designated slider at the top of the page:

Custom toolbar color

Another new feature in this release is the added support for configuring the toolbar color for your Elimity Insights tenant:

Administrators can now open a new 'miscellaneous' tab on the 'advanced settings' page to override Elimity Insights' default blue toolbar color. This is a tenant-wide setting, so all users will see the same configured color:

Peer review traces

Up until Elimity Insights v3.44.0 users could only show traces in data tables on entity detail pages. This release brings the same functionality to peer reviews:

Users can now right-click on any non-empty cell in peer review results to show traces between the selected row and column entity. You can also show all traces for a specific row or column (by opening its dropdown menu) and even for the entire table (by clicking the 'show traces' button in the top-right corner).

Access review creation wizard

In Elimity Insights v3.45.0 we've also improved how access review managers can create and edit access reviews. The 'create access review' buttons in data tables and peer reviews now bring you to a dedicated wizard instead of opening a crowded dialog:

This new wizard allows managing an explicit list of row and column entities which we automatically prefill based on the contents of your data table or peer review.

Bug fixes & improvements

Configurable page sizes for several tables across the UI

From Elimity Insights v3.45.0 onwards users can configure page sizes for several tables across our UI. The available options are 10 (default), 20, 50 and 100. This applies to the following tables:

• Stored Queries, Scopes

• Change Requests

• Access Reviews

• User Accounts

• Assigned Users

• Logs

Simplified registration process for the initial admin

In previous releases of Elimity Insights registering the initial admin account involved setting the defaultAccountEmail configuration option and using on the email invite or relying on JIT provisioning via the IdP. In v3.45.0 we've simplified this process: for empty tenants the first user that logs in via the configured IdP can automatically register as administrator to perform the remaining setup steps. This also means the defaultAccountEmail configuration option now no longer has any effect.

Highlight 'original' entities in trace dialogs

Showing traces between two entities that are linked in many different ways sometimes results in a large amount of 'dots' in the visualized graph. This can make it difficult to find the 'original' entities. In this release we've highlighted them with a different shape:

Improved support for 'matching' and 'via' entity columns in data tables

In previous versions of Elimity Insights data tables did not support selecting 'matching' or 'via' entity columns for hierarchical entity types. In v3.45.0 we've removed this restriction, which for example enables users to search for groups that are members of other groups and also show those matching groups for each result:

Put differently, this change just adds extra 'matching' or 'via' entity column options for data tables on (stored) query and entity detail pages respectively. It only affects customers with sources having hierarchical entity types.

OAuth2 authentication for ITSM webhooks

The v3.45.0 release also adds support for OAuth2 authentication in ITSM webhooks. Administrators can now configure a client ID, client secret, scope and token URL which Elimity Insights will use to retrieve an access token (via the OAuth2 client credentials flow) before triggering the webhook:

Minor bug fixes & improvements

As always, this new release brings some smaller bug fixes and improvements:

• All trace dialogs now use a deterministic layout and color scheme.

• The Swagger UI now loads correctly again.

• Data tables on stored query pages no longer show any 'linked' entity columns by default.

• Default dashboards now include a section title for each active source.

• The detail pages for access reviews and campaigns now include some useful extra metrics. The access review list/overview also has two new columns, "Total change requests" and "Open change requests".

• Imports from custom gateways containing duplicates now fail more transparently.

• Setting up a burn-down chart no longer requires an existing history point as start date.

• Long dashboard card titles and query conditions now render properly instead of overflowing the UI.

• Pressing the 'search' button on the query page no longer resets the column selection for the table of results below (unless you're changing the 'main' entity type).

• The GitHub built-in connector now supports importing from multiple organizations.

• The SCIM built-in connector now uses userName instead of displayName to name user entities.

• The SharePoint built-in connector now supports failing its import when it encounters errors while interacting with the SharePoint API.

• We've renamed the Delinea Secret Server built-in connector to 'Delinea Secret Server Cloud'

• The Entra ID built-in connector now includes a few new attribute types:

  • For users: 'Employee Hire Date' and 'Employee Leave Date'

  • For (app role) groups: 'On-premises security identifier'

• Opening a peer review from 'matching' entity columns that refer to relationship attributes now works as expected.

Deployment changes

End of support for PostgreSQL 15

As mentioned in release notes for v3.44.0, from v3.45.0 onwards Elimity Insights officially only supports PostreSQL 17.x.

End of support for YAML configuration files

The v3.45.0 release also drops support for the elimity.yml and secrets.yml configuration files, again as mentioned in the release notes for v3.44.0. From now on we only support configuring Elimity Insights with config.hjson file or the INSIGHTS_CONFIG_HJSON environment variable.

End of support for command-line flags for database migrations

Similarly we now only support configuring our database migration images with the config.json file, the command-line flags will no longer work.

Migration information

To migrate from v3.44.x to v3.45.0, we suggest the following steps:

1. Make a backup of your existing database.

2. Make a backup of your existing installation directory.

3. Upgrade your installation by bumping the container image version.

4. Migrate your database, as described in our dedicated documentation.

5. Start the server and validate that it works as before.