What's in Automate MFT 1.7?

December 8, 2025

Feature enhancements

SharePoint endpoint support

Automate MFT interacts directly with SharePoint. Use Automate MFT to configure a SharePoint endpoint, which can then be easily integrated with workflows.

Automate MFT supports both Certificate Access and App Access authentication methods for SharePoint. We strongly recommend that you use the newer certificate-based authentication method for better security and future compatibility.

For more information, see SharePoint endpoint and SharePoint authentication method.

Browse for folders and files during task configuration

Users can now browse for folders when configuring tasks. This enhancement makes task setup more intuitive and reduces errors. Before browsing to a folder, check that a self-hosted agent is installed, running, and assigned to the task.

Disable scheduled task runs

Users can now disable scheduled task runs without removing attached schedules. This flexibility allows you to temporarily pause automated executions while preserving the schedule configuration for future use.

Trust browser to skip multi-factor authentication (MFA)

Users can now choose to trust a browser and skip MFA prompts for future log ons after MFA has been set up.

A new Browser Access Management feature is available under My Account > Security. From here, you can view details of all browsers that have been trusted to skip MFA and remove browsers from the list.

For more information, see Trust browser to skip multi-factor authentication.

Enhanced Run Now feature

The Run Now functionality has been improved to provide a more streamlined experience when manually running tasks. The Run Now option is now represented by an icon () in the task details panel for quick access, and the status and progress of manual runs are displayed to provide immediate feedback.

Redesigned endpoint creation interface

The endpoint creation interface has been redesigned for improved clarity and usability. Properties are now grouped by category, making it easier and faster to configure different endpoint types.

Enhanced endpoint authentication setup

Users can now define authentication credentials during endpoint setup, eliminating the need to configure them in advance.

Updated UI for Source and Destination steps

The interface for configuring source and destination steps has been redesigned to improve clarity and usability. This update makes it easier to set up and visualize data flows within Automate MFT.

Add Key or Certificate dialog update

The Add Key or Certificate dialog was updated to improve credential management.

Description field added to Endpoints

Endpoints now include a dedicated description field, making it easier to document their purpose and scope, helping users to identify the role of each endpoint.

Bug fixes

The following issues were fixed in Automate MFT 1.7:

ID

Category

Fixed Issue

2109

Authentication methods

The Type column for Authentication Methods can now be hidden, as expected.

2139

Notifications

The correct notifications are now sent when the status and role of a user are modified.

2150

Azure

The retry policy for Azure tasks is now consistent across connectors.

2179

Keys and Certificates

The Save button is disabled when adding a Key or Certificate without uploading a file to prevent incomplete submissions.

2192

Endpoints grid

The Select All button now functions as expected after performing a search in the Endpoints grid.

2220

Tasks

Long descriptions no longer obscure the Run Now button, ensuring all actions remain visible and accessible in the UI.

2399

Agents

When Agents are configured to update at a specific scheduled time, the auto-update process now completes as expected.