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# July 2026

### New Features

[Azure Data Factory Integration](/sources/transformation-etl/azure-data-factory.md) — observe ADF pipelines, activities, and linked services, with table and column-level lineage from Copy activities, Script activities, Mapping Data Flows, and Power Query transformations

[SQL Server Integration](/sources/data-warehouses/sql-server-integration.md) — SQL Server is now available end to end as a data warehouse source, with definition and Query Store lineage, table usage, and Local Networking Agent support

[Stitch Integration](/sources/transformation-etl/stitch-integration.md) — observe Stitch pipelines and their Salesforce-to-warehouse lineage

### Integration Improvements

#### Power BI

* Object-level security (OLS) support
* Microsoft Purview enrichment — descriptions, tags, classifications, and data and retention policies applied to matching Power BI resources

#### Snowflake

* Object tags ingested at every object level — database, schema, table, and column

#### Omni

* Dimensions and measures shown under Omni topics
* Snowflake target configuration simplified to one default account identifier with optional per-connection overrides

#### Databricks

* Metric views support
* Hex and Sigma usage derived from Databricks query history

#### Salesforce

* REST API version raised to v67.0, making newer Salesforce objects visible to the crawl

#### Fivetran

* Salesforce upstream lineage through Fivetran connectors

#### Hex

* Project collections observed and shown in the sidepane
* total\_impressions\_60d supported for Hex projects

#### Sigma

* Azure Blob Storage supported as a destination for Sigma Impressions

#### BigID

* Raw sensitivity value and last scan time shown in the sidepane

#### Microsoft Entra

* User country, department, and usage location indexed and searchable


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