User management with SSO - With external authentication, all users are added automatically through your user management system. So, you don't need to generate passwords in user management. We've fixed an issue where Acrolinx displayed the Generate Password button on the Users page when SSO was enabled.

Accurate usernames in reporting - When we converted all usernames to lowercase, it created some duplicates in reports and may have even added some Acrolinx staff users to your user list. We've resolved all duplicates to make sure formatting is consistent for historical entries. We've removed Acrolinx users from your reports for accurate and relevant data visibility.

Consistency after name change - When you updated the name of a style guide, the new name didn't show up in reporting. Acrolinx now updates the style guide name in the reporting database as soon as someone checks with a renamed style guide. The name that you'll see in reporting matches the changes in style guides.

Order of domains - The correct sort order didn’t appear in the Add domain option in style guides. This happened when you added a domain to the Words and Phrases goal (now called "Terminology"). The order of domains listed in the Analytics dashboards menu, the term search filter view, and the terminology overview should match the sort order of the domains listed in the categories section. This is fixed — the Acrolinx UI consistently uses the order of the domains as they appear in your categories.

Improved navigation and layout - We've given parts of Acrolinx a new look and feel to make it easier for you to set up and maintain Acrolinx for your team. This includes the following:

Renamed confusing features - With the reorganization of the main Acrolinx navigation, we also cleaned up our terminology and changed some labels and feature names. These naming updates will also appear in the Sidebar. In all cases, the functionality stays the same.

Some major changes are:

Brand-new Reporting API - Are you data driven and looking to measure your content in Acrolinx? The new Reporting API lets you fetch data and build your own custom reports in your preferred (BI) tool. Export data from your Acrolinx instance and create charts in Excel. Sign in to Acrolinx to find out what you can do and how to get started. You can also find this information in the Reporting API documentation.

AI suggestions in Oxford and Canadian English - In the Sidebar cards, you can now generate AI suggestions in UK Oxford English and Canadian English language variants. Head over to How to Use Get Suggestions in the Sidebar to get started.

Updated session timeout - The default session timeout for Acrolinx is now 24 hours. If needed, you can request a custom session timeout.

Content Cube: Acrolinx-built connectors - We've built our own analytics connectors for Adobe Analytics and Google Analytics. Previously, we used a third-party solution. Use the available connectors to import performance metric data into Content Cube. The core capabilities of the product remain unaffected.

Content profiles managed by Acrolinx only - To make it a bit easier to use Acrolinx, we've removed content profiles from the UI. We’ll now manage all content profile adjustments internally. If you need to make changes to your content profiles, contact Acrolinx Support.

New term browser privilege - We've added a new privilege for the term browser. It lets you grant users term browser access without giving them full access to the Terminology section. Learn more about term browser privileges in User Privileges.

Hid pages used by Acrolinx teams - Our internal teams were the primary users of a few of the pages in Acrolinx. To make sure you can focus on the features that are most important to you, we've hidden these pages. They include:

Can't change and save user information - When you tried to update and save user information, the change wouldn't apply. There was a small bug in our authentication and user management setup. We've fixed this.

Legacy API tokens not working with newer Acrolinx versions - You may have run into authentication issues when you migrated to a newer Acrolinx version but used API tokens from an older Acrolinx version. This also affected usage of the Term Transfer Tool and parts of Term API. This is fixed — you can now use existing API tokens with newer versions of Acrolinx.

Checking issue in Markdown files - When you tried to check a Markdown file from the Sidebar, the check would fail when Acrolinx encountered a hard line break (backslash). We've fixed the parsing for this. You can now check Markdown content without issue.

Reference content included in checks - Checks sometimes included reference content even though they were supposed to exclude it. This is because a transformation issue was interfering with the content profile extraction settings. Your settings for reference content will now work as expected.