Our latest release brings some exciting enhancements. Smarter workflows, cleaner governance, and more control where it matters most.
Improvements
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Edit sync workflows on the fly
Update workflow settings and notifications even after a workflow is live. Make changes as your requirements evolve without needing to recreate or stop active syncs. Read more here.
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Take control of your HighQ Deleted Items folder with seamless reporting and automation.
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Bulk deletion via Reports
Run site reports, select one or more sites, and empty deleted items folders directly, with full audit tracking available in the History tab. Learn more.
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Automated deleted item clean-up
Set up automations to remove deleted items based on age, with optional site filters. Add review periods or exclusions to stay in control. Learn how to use the power of automated deletion.
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Act on automation results
You can review the output of your deleted items automations and choose to take manual action directly from the results screen. Delete selected items or empty the entire deleted folders with confidence.
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Flexible deleted items exclusions
Exclude the deleted items folder on sites from deletion based on site owner, purpose, or status to add guardrails and protect important content. Support for named site exclusions is coming soon. Exclusion guide.
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Enhanced reporting insights
Site reports now split user counts between internal and external users, giving you better visibility and filtering options.
- Two-way sync conflict control
- Take full control of how conflicts are resolved in two-way sync workflows. Choose whether the source, destination, or latest update wins, with built-in alerts to flag conflicts when they occur. Learn more about Sync conflict handling.
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Clearer workflows and notifications
Improved wording and labelling across some workflow screens, emails, and alerts to make everything easier to understand and more consistent.
Housekeeping (keeping things tidy and making sure everything just works)
- Performance improvements across the platform
- General fixes and stability enhancements
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