Boomi Product Roadmap – Q2 2026 – Everything You Want to Know

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This article recaps the Boomi Product Roadmap webinar and highlights some of the recently delivered product features and the upcoming roadmap.

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Boomi Overview

オープニング挨拶

Our 2026 roadmap mission continues to be focused on:

• True Freedom: We pride ourselves on being open and neutral without vendor lock-in.
• Time-to-Value: Our solutions help you build quickly, deliver at scale, and ultimately accelerate your business outcomes.
• Being Customer Obsessed: We listen to our customers and collaborate with them on how we can make our products better. When our customers win, we win.
• Innovation: Whether it’s new AI capabilities or a new approach to an old problem, we constantly push the boundaries of what iPaaS is, each and every month in our product releases.

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Below are the service-specific roadmaps and recent delivery highlights.
Thank you for your continued support and partnership.

Ed Macosky, Chief Product & Technology Officer

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Boomi AI

Madhav

Agent Control Tower and Agent Designer have been updated with new model configuration options that reduce response latency, expanded monitoring metrics, and smarter agent filtering to give users greater control over performance and visibility. This release also includes improved in-app guidance, streamlined MCP tool management, clearer error messaging, and a series of UI polish updates for a more intuitive experience.

Recent Delivery Highlights

• • Model Configuration in Agent Designer: Choose between Standard (multi-step reasoning) and Fast (low-latency) models, with an optional Extended Thinking toggle for complex logic. This improves output performance and reduces round trip time by 2-3x while staying backward-compatible with existing agents.
  • Streamlined MCP Tool Management: You can now select single or multiple MCP tools with selections persisting across pagination, reducing friction when configuring MCP server connections.
  • Improved Debugging Experience: Tool responses in agent trace logs now render as code blocks for easier reading, and Agent Designer now highlights required fields and incomplete steps during tool creation to surface issues faster.
  • Model Upgrades: Underlying AI models for Agentstudio and Platform Agents have been updated to the latest generation, delivering smarter, more accurate responses while maintaining a consistent experience.
  • UI Polish and Usability Fixes: The Goals/Description field character limit has been removed for Garden Agents; search, filter, and view options are now hidden on Provider Details when no accounts exist; and actionable icons have updated tooltips and a refreshed refresh icon for consistency. We also added new tooltips and documentation links across Agent Garden screens, plus clearer error messages for Cortex sync failures (expired auth, inaccessible/deleted databases or schemas).
  • Expanded monitoring metrics: Agent Control Tower now tracks Total Model Invocations alongside user invocations, with an Agent/Model toggle and side drawer tabs to view invocation details separately. We also added smarter agent filtering which is now always visible on the monitoring page regardless of the selected time range, making it easier to manage agents across different periods.

Now

• Multi-region Agent Runtime Clouds: Deploy your agents to regional clouds for data sovereignty and for better control over your agent interaction data.
• Agent Control Tower APIs: Enable pushing agent metadata and metrics to the control tower with open telemetry.
• Agent Context Engineering: Provide hooks into enterprise knowledge and the business intelligence layer to improve context for agents.
• Integration With MCP Registry: Easily discover new tools through MCP registry service and utilize these tools inside agents.

Up Next

• API Access to Agents: Embed agents within line of business applications e.g. Slack, Teams.
• Agent SDLC and Bring Your Own Model (BYOM): Enhance agent versioning, testing and evals; adding the ability to bring your own models, including SLMs.
• Agents in Runtime: Deploy agents to customer hosted and managed runtimes and allow choosing customer hosted models when building agents.
• Agent Recommendations: Enhance agent recommendations based on customer business context.
• Agent Governance: User and admin access privileges to agents on visibility and governance.

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連携

In Q2, the Integration team focused on delivering production-ready capabilities that give developers greater control and confidence. We brought Global Variables to general availability, expanded long-term execution data retention, and shipped quality-of-life improvements that streamline day-to-day operations.

Recent Delivery Highlights

• Global Variables – General Availability: Global Variables moves from Early Access to GA, graduating configuration management from a process-by-process model to a centralized, account-wide system. You can now define and manage environment overrides on a single interface, and reference them consistently across Connections, Operations, and Trading Partner settings.
• Local Execution History Archiving: Customers with the Extended Process Reporting add-on can now enable local archival of execution summaries and artifacts at the runtime level, retaining integration data well beyond the standard 18-month window to satisfy strict regulatory and audit requirements.

Up Next

• Agent Step – Multi-Region Deployment and Versioning: We are significantly expanding the operational capabilities of the Agent Step to support enterprise-scale deployments.
  • Global Reach: Agents will be deployable across multiple regions, removing the current default limitation to the US region.
  • Version Control: Versioning support will be introduced, allowing teams to manage and track agent configurations over time.
  • Safe Rollbacks: Rollback capabilities will be enabled, giving teams the ability to revert to a previous agent version if an issue arises post-deployment.
• Workspaces: Boomi Platform Workspaces will introduce a unified, account-level framework for governance — organizing, isolating, and securing assets across your enterprise. This capability is designed to give platform administrators meaningful control over how teams and resources are structured within a single Boomi account.

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マネージドファイル転送

For Q2 2026, the Managed File Transfer roadmap is focused on two priorities: improving the scalability and performance of file flows across the distributed hybrid MFT architecture, including MFT cloud components, MFT runtimes on customer premises, and MFT connector deployed within Boomi Integration processes, along with expanding extensibility to integrate with a broader range of file data flows required by business processes.

Recent Delivery Highlights

• The March 2026 release of the MFT Automated File Transfer application significantly optimized MFT Runtime performance and added priority encryption and connection features including Tar archiving, PGP ASCII Armor and DSA keys support for legacy connections. MFT Runtime health monitoring framework was refined, improving heartbeat telemetry to provide administrators with better visibility into runtime status and diagnostics.
• The March 2026 release of the MFT File Sharing application introduced UI-based SAML SSO self-service, multiple SAML configurations per customer site and stronger security controls for email notifications.

Up Next

• Releases of MFT Automated File Transfer application in Q2 include further improvements in scalability and extensibility:
  • MFT Runtime Performance Optimization: We optimize MFT Runtime performance by improving data management in the cloud and local data stores and accelerating I/O to eliminate execution bottlenecks. The enhancements improve file transfer throughput under high concurrency load.
  • Boomi MFT Connector Enhancements: Optimize high-volume throughput and scalability through batch processing, memory-efficient streaming for large payloads, and event-driven “Listen” operation mode to minimize latency.
  • Per-tenant Compute Resource Control Improvements: Improvements in per-tenant controls over consumption of compute resources across the platform will help to protect overall system performance and stability as workloads grow.
  • MFT Runtime Workflow Extensibility: The MFT Runtime introduces pre-transfer and post-transfer processing to provide a general-purpose extensibility for customer file processing workflows. This allows integration of external scripts and commands such as virus scanning, DLP, data transformation or custom encryption directly into the file transfer flows in per-file or batch mode. MFT Runtime will act as a flexible automation hub that bridges file movement with a broader framework while maintaining logging and alerting via MFT cloud.
  • MFT File Sharing Performance and Observability Enhancements: We are optimizing the File Sharing application APIs and microservices to reduce latency under high load and improve overall responsiveness. Enhancements in integration of centralized observability tools provide improved visibility for faster diagnostics.

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B2B/EDIマネジメント

Joel Alonzo

Q2 is a turning point for trading partner connectivity. For the first time, customers will be able to leverage Boomi’s Integration-based connectors built on the modern Connector SDK directly within the trading partner framework, with SFTP available in May. This opens the door to a level of flexibility and protocol coverage that simply wasn’t possible before, while tightening security across the board.

Recent Delivery Highlights

• AS2 Security Enforcement: Customers can now require mandatory encryption and digital signing for inbound AS2 messages at the Trading Partner listener level. Policy-based controls move the model from permissive to strict with programmatic rejection of any messages that don’t meet security mandates accessible through both the platform UI and API.

Up Next

• Trading Partner Connectivity Expansion – JMSv2 Connector: Bringing JMSv2 into the trading partner framework, enabling customers to exchange B2B documents over modern message broker infrastructure.
• Trading Partner Connectivity Expansion – MFT Connector: Extending the same model to Managed File Transfer, giving customers native MFT support within the trading partner framework.
• PEPPOL Compliance via Boomi EDI VAN: Native PEPPOL support providing customers a direct path to e-procurement compliance in European and APAC markets, without a separate third-party access point.

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Integration Runtime

Adam Arrowsmith

For Q2 2026, Integration Runtime remains focused on running, monitoring, and managing runtimes at scale.

Recent Delivery Highlights

• Observability Settings UI: Configure OpenTelemetry directly within the Runtime Management UI, and stream metrics, logs, and process execution traces in real time to external monitoring tools of your choice. More about observability.

Up Next

• Observability for Cloud Attachments including customers running in Boomi’s hosted integration runtime clouds to export their telemetry data as well.
• Listener Workers will provide improved management of event-based integrations (for example, Boomi Event Streams, Kafka, Solace) in runtime clouds by supporting elastic scaling and cluster-wide controls for concurrent listeners.

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Connectivity

Lavanya Sambasivan

For Q2, Connectivity’s main focus was on expanding GenAI support, enhancing enterprise connectivity, and rebranding connectors for better consistency.

Recent Delivery Highlights

We released the following new GA Connectors:

• OpenAI: Features a new Converse API action for multi-turn conversations with built-in memory management.
• ServiceNow REST (Enterprise): Now GA under an Enterprise license. Includes Batch Operations, Import Sets, and Attachment Management.
• Workday (Enterprise): Now GA under an Enterprise license. Includes native support for Workday Query Language (WQL) and Report-as-a-Service (RaaS).

We also released the following enhancements to various connectors:

• Kafka: Enhanced to support AVRO serialization.
• A new NetSuite REST connector is currently available in EA.
• REST Client Connector: Added support for JWT assertion-based OAuth.
• AWS Lambda (New Tech Preview): Rebuilt with a new Invoke operation and IAM Roles Anywhere support. Note: the 2022 version is now retired.
• HubSpot CRM: Full lifecycle support for Custom Objects (Create, Update, Search, Archive) plus automated retry handling for common errors.
• Box: Added JWT-based authentication for secure server-to-server integration.
• Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Customer Engagement: Added support for Azure Entra Client Certificate-Based Authentication.
• NetSuite: Updated to support 2025.1 and 2025.2 endpoints.
• Snowflake: Optimized performance for large record sets (1,000+ records).
• Kintone: Now uses Cursor APIs by default for more efficient retrieval of large datasets.

In addition, we have updated the names of several V2 and previously deprecated connectors to accurately reflect their current status.

Up Next

• GA of the NetSuite REST connector including enhanced operations.
• OAuth 2.0 support for the Salesforce SOAP connector.
• Introduction of new connectors, including SharePoint, GraphQL, and Windows SMB.
• Enhanced snowflake connector compatible with high-security cloud environments.
• Listener framework enhancements to support realtime status updates.
• Enterprise versions of Snowflake and Kafka connectors.

Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to build the most robust connectivity portfolio in the industry!

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イベントストリーム

Sampathkumar Gurusamy

As we move into 2026 Q2, the Event Streams roadmap is built on three core pillars: Extensibility, ensuring diverse integration options; Differentiation & Innovation, specifically regarding data governance and flexible routing; and Observability, where we are streamlining interactions to ensure they are as efficient as possible.

Recent Delivery Highlights

As part of our March release, we focused on delivering a more cohesive and streamlined experience across Event Streams, designed to improve everyday usability.

• The Environment page has been enhanced with new region-based filtering capabilities, working alongside the existing search functionality to help users easily locate specific environments.
• We have also refined the Event Streams UI across topics, subscriptions, and token management to provide a seamless user experience. This update introduces unified table styles, clearer action icons, improved dialog messages, and consistent timestamp formatting.
• To further improve workflows, users with a read-only role now have message viewing access, accompanied by fixes to column filtering and clearer messaging for empty states.

Up Next

• Dynamic Topic Routing With Filtering: In May, we are introducing the ability to define filtering conditions based on message metadata. This feature enables the dynamic routing of event streams messages to specific topics, ensuring that consumers only process relevant data. By allowing users to create and manage filtering rules, we are providing granular control over message flow and optimizing processing efficiency.
• Expanding Connectivity With Consumption REST API: To further our goal of Extensibility, we will be expanding external protocol support. We are introducing REST API to enable direct, real-time message consumption by any application. This removes the current dependency on the ES connector, allowing for more diverse and flexible integration patterns that fit seamlessly into your existing architecture.

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API管理

Jaime Ryan

The Boomi API Management team is continuing to deliver on our strategic themes of user experience, AI enablement, policy & security, federation & events, governance & analytics, and infrastructure & operations. Specifically, we’re making it easier to build, manage, productize, publish, consume, and observe APIs as tools in agentic workflows.

Recent Delivery Highlights

• Seamless API Service Management and Governance: We’ve created an end-to-end, connected workflow across multiple API lifecycle steps. API Services now generate enhanced API specifications to improve their security and quality scores. Cloud API Management can then import API Services for management and policy enforcement. And the API Control Plane now provides agentless discovery of Cloud API Management API definitions without having to deploy any infrastructure.
• Enhanced Environment Support: We’ve added support for multiple gateway environments in the API Control Plane, including non-prod environments. And you can now enable those non-prod APIs for subscription, testing in the developer portal, and runtime consumption.
• Multi-Platform API Products and richer consumer experience: API Products can now include APIs from across multiple gateway environments and types, making it straightforward for consumers to subscribe to everything they need for a particular use case in a single product, regardless of where those APIs are hosted. Once subscribed, developers can now get code samples in six programming languages directly from their try-it-out tests, accelerating the path from exploration to execution.
• Observability and Access Control: The API Gateway’s OpenTelemetry support now includes encryption and delivery to multiple endpoints, giving operations teams more flexibility in how they route and secure observability data. We’ve also added dedicated API Administrator and API Support roles, along with a Gateway Logs Download privilege, so the right people have the right access for both day-to-day management and incident troubleshooting.

Up Next

• An MCP registry to discover and import MCP servers from other tooling and then catalog, manage, and publish those servers for agentic consumers.
• Refreshed policy management and new security and mediation policies, including backend OAuth and circuit breaker policies in Cloud API Management and frontend and backend OAuth for API Proxies in the API Gateway.
• Accelerated API lifecycle experiences for rapidly applying policy templates and deploying newly-built APIs to any connected environment.
• Consolidation of business value analytics across all supported gateways for a unified view of your API program.
• An AI Gateway to secure and manage MCP servers at runtime, and enforce policy across a broad range of AI tooling.
• Agent-driven guidance and governance for more intelligent decision-making.

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Data Hub

Geoff Bockelmann

Our mission with Boomi Data Hub remains centered on delivering a foundation of trusted, AI-ready data at scale. In Q2 2026, we are moving from laying the groundwork to activating it – connecting trusted golden records directly to the agents, workflows, and business teams that depend on them. The work ahead is as much about context as it is about quality: ensuring that the data reaching your agents and systems carries not just accuracy, but meaning. As agents become more active participants in data workflows, we are also beginning to organize our capabilities around two meaningful dimensions: data modeling — how your domains, relationships, and rules are defined — and data operations — how golden records are synchronized and stewarded in practice. That distinction will shape more of what you see from us in the quarters ahead.

Recently Delivery Highlights

This past quarter, we advanced both the reliability of Data Hub’s core engine and the early foundation of Meta Hub’s semantic capabilities.

• Event-Driven Sync – First Steps: We introduced Real-Time Outbound Delivery Mode into Limited Early Access, giving source configurations the ability to push golden record changes downstream as events happen rather than waiting for the next batch cycle. The right delivery model depends on the use case — and for operations where timing matters, this opens a meaningful new path.
• Data Integrity and Platform Reliability: We reinforced Data Hub’s enterprise-grade reliability across several dimensions — strengthening inbound processing consistency, improving how source trust is evaluated so field rankings always reflect active and relevant data sources, and resolving performance issues with large text fields that were blocking deployments managing text-heavy data domains.
• Meta Hub (Early Access): We launched Meta Hub into Early Access. Think of lineage as the map of your data, and Meta Hub’s semantic layer as the pins that anchor business meaning to specific points in that landscape. Together, they give your teams and your AI agents not just a picture of where data has traveled, but a shared understanding of what it means when it gets there. Early participants are already using this to eliminate the “what does this field actually mean?” friction that slows every data project.

Up Next

Our roadmap continues to advance across four pillars, with a sharp focus on activating the trust we have been building and putting it in the hands of the people and systems that need it most.

• Event-Driven and Ecosystem Scale: As Real-Time Delivery Mode matures through early access, we are also advancing MCP server support for Data Hub — enabling secure, governed access at both the platform level, where data models and governance rules live, and the repository level, where golden records are synchronized and stewarded. This allows AI-powered workflows to reason against trusted structures and live records without bypassing the controls that protect them. Alongside this, we are continuing to advance the HubGen agent and expanding OpenAPI documentation for customer developers working at both layers.
• Augmented Stewardship: We are sharpening the intelligence layer that assists your stewards. AI-assisted term enrichment is evolving from generic suggestions to context-aware output grounded in your actual data landscape, drawing from relationships and usage patterns so that proposed definitions reflect what your data actually does. We are also exploring ways to package and store reusable governance procedures directly alongside your semantic metadata, making governed business logic directly discoverable and invocable by the agents and workflows that need it. And we are beginning to modernize the golden record and quarantine resolution experience, making it faster and more intuitive for stewards to act on what matters most.
• Business-Led Data Quality: Command Center continues to evolve as the place where business stakeholders can own their domains. This quarter, we are introducing the ability to visualize model relationships directly in Command Center, giving teams a clearer picture of how data domains connect and depend on each other, so changes can be made with confidence rather than caution. We are also continuing development of saved personalized views, so each steward can maintain a focused dashboard for their area of responsibility rather than navigating a one-size-fits-all interface.
• Intelligent Data Governance: Meta Hub is maturing this quarter in ways that make data trust visible and actionable. We are building out the data lineage service within Meta Hub — giving your teams the ability to trace data origins, transformations, and downstream consumption across the platform so that audit and compliance questions can be answered with evidence rather than effort. Alongside lineage, Meta Hub’s semantic layer connects curated business terms, expert endorsements, and associations to the technical data assets and services your teams depend on. That connection is what makes governed data meaningful to the agents and workflows that consume it, so business context travels with the data, not just alongside it.

Join the Early Access Programs

• Meta Hub – Expanded Early Access: Meta Hub is entering Q2 2026 with expanded access. Whether you are building agents that need grounded business context or establishing a semantic layer your organization can trust, this is the moment to engage with what we are building. Are you ready to ground your agents in business reality?
• Data Hub Real-Time Delivery Mode – Limited Early Access: For operations where golden record changes need to reach downstream systems without delay, we have opened Limited Early Access. This is purpose-built for time-sensitive scenarios – and it is also a natural starting point for teams looking to bring event-driven data operations into their environment for the first time. Reach out if this sounds like your team.

Apply for Early Access – boomi.to/earlyaccess

Questions or use cases? Connect with us in the Boomi Community.

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データ連携

Limor Fledel Vagman

Boomi Data Integration continues to grow as a unified, enterprise-grade platform, delivering deeper observability, smarter AI-powered connectivity, and tighter platform integration. This quarter brings a unified pipeline dashboard, a dramatically faster Data Connector Agent, and major connector upgrades, with expanded native connectors, AI troubleshooting, and modern developer tooling coming up next.

Recent Delivery Highlights

• Unified Metrics & Actions Dashboard: A unified view of data flow performance, reliability, usage trends, and costs — with direct visibility into failures, trends and anomalies, and execution health to support proactive pipeline management.
• Service Visibility as Part of the Platform: Data Integration is now a first-class service on the Boomi homepage, with direct navigation and service management accessible under Licensing and Usage.
• Data Connector Agent Enhancements: Connect to any REST-based data source with GenAI in minutes. Agent LLM response speed has been improved from 4 minutes to 30 seconds, and YAML accuracy now exceeds 90%, with added support for POST/PUT API calls, CSV, list of dictionaries, and YAML-based data type transformations with enrichments.
• Database Replication Acceleration: We have made database replication even better with enhanced DB and CDC replication for more validated, trusted and reliable replication. A new API and modern UI will simplify and scale DB replication across all databases to all data targets, including support for custom query workflows.
• Stronger and Improved Data Connectors: Improved reliability, scale, and data extraction from two of the most widely used business systems. NetSuite: Support for the NetSuite2.com migration with greater performance, security, and robustness. HubSpot: A redesigned connector with greater flexibility and robustness.

Up Next

• AI-Powered Connectivity: We’re expanding the Data Connector Agent’s capabilities to accelerate connectivity at scale, including an enhanced user experience with a data source catalog and multi-report support within a single pipeline.
• Expansion of the native connector library, with additions like Microsoft OneLake as a data target and SharePoint as a data source, simplifying access to critical platforms. In addition, we’re expanding the support of SAP by adding SAP BW as part of the recently added native connector based on Boomi for SAP.
• Data Hub Integration: Bidirectional integration between Boomi Data Hub and Data Integration — retrieve golden records for analytics and send data back at scale for real-time data activation.
• Database Replication Acceleration: Upcoming improvements also include safer schema evolution and data load at scale, improved schema mapping capabilities, schema drift optionality, and concurrency handling enhancements to give teams more confidence and control as data volumes grow.
• Modern Developer Experience: Data Integration is evolving into a fully API-centric service, giving development teams end-to-end programmatic control over their pipelines. Teams will be able to build, deploy, and manage pipelines consistently and reliably across all data sources, using the tooling and workflows they already rely on.
• AI Assistance for Troubleshooting: We’re introducing foundational support for no-code RAG data pipelines, enabling a unified Knowledge Hub for Agentstudio where data flows populate a dedicated layer to feed agents with AI-ready data. This bridges data integration and AI orchestration on a single platform, making it straightforward to keep agent knowledge bases current and accurate.
• Knowledge Hub for AI: We’re introducing foundational support for no-code RAG data pipelines, enabling a unified Knowledge Hub for Agentstudio where data flows populate a dedicated layer to feed agents with AI-ready data. This bridges data integration and AI orchestration on a single platform, making it straightforward to keep agent knowledge bases current and accurate.

Together, these updates strengthen Data Integration as a core part of the Boomi platform — helping teams connect to more sources, move faster with AI, and keep data continuously ready for analytics and business-critical applications.

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Marketplace

Lisa Jeon

Q2 is a big quarter for Marketplace and Bundles. We’re shipping capabilities that make it easier for users to find what they need, share what they’ve built, and track what they’ve installed — while laying the groundwork for AI-powered discovery and richer solution visualization coming later in the quarter. Here’s what’s on deck:

Now

• Bundle Install History: Users will be able to view a full install history directly within the Bundles UI, making it easy to track where installed Bundle assets landed — even after the install dialog has been closed. No more guessing where things ended up. This builds on existing backend infrastructure in Marketplace and will bring that visibility into the Bundle experience.
• Connectors in Marketplace: Connectors will be a first-class asset type in the Boomi Public Marketplace. Users will be able to discover, browse, and explore connectors with dedicated listing pages that include descriptions, demo content, and connection details, making it faster than ever to find the right connector for any integration.
• Integration Bundle Sharing: Users will be able to package and share assets directly from wherever they’re working — sending them to specific accounts or via a public URL. The experience includes a share history linked back to the corresponding Bundle, quick access to frequently shared accounts, and smart packaging that handles asset-level considerations automatically.

Up Next

• Natural Language Search: Marketplace search is getting a major upgrade. Instead of requiring exact keyword matches, users will be able to describe what they need in plain language, and the system will interpret intent, detect systems and use cases, and surface the most relevant Bundles, Templates, Connectors, and Partner Accelerators. Results will include clear match explanations and structured search analytics will give teams new demand signal visibility.
• Marketplace in UK Region: Marketplace is going global, starting with the UK platform. By the end of Q2, UK customers will have access to Marketplace with Bundles available for installation. Recipe installation will follow in Q3 once full regional parity is in place, along with Connectors and the rest of the asset catalog.

Do you want to publish assets on Boomi’s Marketplace? Join our Technology Partner Program!

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Embedded Experience

ブレット・ヘンリー

Boomi Embedded allows customers to deliver native integration capabilities directly inside their own products.

Key Capabilities

• Partner-side Management: Software providers can build and configure integrations once, then share them across customer accounts, and monitor usage from a central console.
• End User Self-service: End users can connect the provider’s product to other apps in their tech stack and manage integrations directly inside the provider’s UI.
• EmbedKit: We provide embeddable UI components — customizable building blocks that feel native to a partner’s application while delivering Boomi’s full integration, automation, and orchestration power. This includes the ability to create and share a catalog of assets, configuration components, and embeddable reporting.

Recent Delivery Highlights

• Integrate AI Agents Into Your Native Applications: For our OEM and Embedded partners, Boomi now offers a powerful capability to enhance your native applications and solutions by integrating Boomi AI Agents directly. This allows you to leverage Boomi’s advanced intelligence and automation capabilities.
  • Augment Your Product Catalog: Showcase the enhanced functionality by listing AI agents as core or optional components within your product or solution catalog.
  • Direct Application Embedding With Boomi Embedded: Use the Boomi Embedded framework to integrate agents directly into your existing applications.

Up Next

Ability to Embed Your Marketplace – SaaS Version

• White-labeled UI matching your brand’s colors, fonts, and logo
• Self-service discovery and simple configuration within your application interface

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Wrap Up

Thank you for your continued support. We look forward to seeing you at our next roadmap webinar. Check out the schedule below, and visit our Product Roadmap Webinar Series website to register for upcoming events and access previously recorded sessions.

Upcoming Roadmap Webinar Schedule

Q3: July 9, 2026 at 11:00am ET

Q4: October 8, 2026 at 5:00pm ET

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This article and presentation contain forward-looking statements based on current expectations, forecasts and assumptions that involve risks and uncertainties. As such, the dates and deliverables represented cannot be guaranteed and should not be viewed as commitments.