May 2026: Features Summary Preview

The May '26 release prepares Oomnitza's platform infrastructure for increased operational demands and advanced capabilities. These updates make integration operations observable, strengthen platform foundations, and enable continued innovation. The result is a more reliable foundation as customers scale their use of asset data for automation and intelligent workflows.

Below is a preliminary list of the key features and enhancements currently targeted for inclusion in this release.

Oomnitza MCP Server — Early Access Program

AI copilots and agents are now woven into how IT, finance, and security teams operate, and the answers they generate are only as good as the data underneath them. Without grounded access to the platform of record, even the most capable AI is guessing.

The Oomnitza MCP Server closes that gap. It exposes asset data, searches, and workflows as secure, read-only tools any MCP-compatible AI client or enterprise system can call on demand, putting trusted Oomnitza context inside the copilots, agents, and automation flows where work already happens.

For customers interested in joining this EAP, contact your Customer Success Manager.

Asset Dependencies — Early Access Program

IT teams rely on tribal knowledge or outdated diagrams to understand asset relationships, slowing incident response and increasing risk during changes. When systems fail or changes are planned, teams waste critical time manually tracing dependencies instead of responding quickly.

Asset Dependencies continues development through EAP, providing visual dependency mapping embedded directly within asset records. Teams can see upstream and downstream relationships in both graph and table formats, trace impact across multiple levels, and get AI-assisted recommendations for missing relationships.

Teams gain centralized visibility into how assets connect. This enables faster incident response, safer change planning, and reliable impact analysis without maintaining separate CMDB systems or relying on outdated documentation.

For customers interested in joining this EAP, contact your Customer Success Manager.

Integration Visibility Dashboard

Enterprise operations depend on hundreds of integrations running reliably, but teams have no unified view of integration execution status, timing, or scheduling. Understanding operational health requires manually checking each integration individually.

The Integration Visibility Dashboard introduces a unified view of start and end times, current execution status, and next scheduled runs across all integrations — enabling teams to monitor integration health proactively rather than reactively.

Integration Alerts

Integration failures are often discovered through business impact rather than platform signals, resulting in delayed response and cascading operational disruption when downstream systems depend on reliable data flows.

This new capability provides proactive email and in-product notifications when integrations fail or don't complete as expected, enabling teams to respond before issues affect downstream operations and automated workflows.

Enhanced Financial Connectors

Previously, finance line item data could only be ingested through basic turnkey connectors without filtering or custom mapping capabilities. Users couldn't control which line item data would get pulled in or how it mapped to their specific business requirements.

This enhancement provides separate turnkey connectors for Purchase Order, Invoice, and Expense line items with full filtering and mapping capabilities, giving users granular control over financial data quality and structure.