// changelog

What’s new in Helix

Every release, fix and improvement. Shipping continuously, documented honestly.

// anatomy of an incident

From blip to fixed, in one tool

v3.4
Jun 2026
NEW

Tail-based sampling, generally available

Keep 100% of error and slow traces while sampling the rest. Configure per-service retention rules from the UI — no agent redeploy required.

v3.3
May 2026
IMPROVED

HelixQL joins are up to 3× faster

A new vectorised join planner cuts cross-signal query latency dramatically on high-cardinality data. Existing saved queries benefit automatically.

v3.2
Apr 2026
NEW

SCIM provisioning for Team & Enterprise

Automate user lifecycle from Okta, Entra ID and OneLogin. Group-to-role mapping and just-in-time provisioning are included.

v3.1
Mar 2026
FIXED

Dashboard time-range sync

Resolved an edge case where linked panels could fall out of sync after a relative range refresh. Thanks to everyone who reported it.

v3.0
Feb 2026
IMPROVED

HelixQL correlated subqueries

Reference the result of one query inside another — join a rolling baseline against live traffic without exporting to a notebook.

v2.9
Jan 2026
NEW

Per-team alert escalation policies

Route pages by service, severity and time-of-day, with follow-the-sun escalation chains configured in the UI.

v2.8
Dec 2025
NEW

SOC 2 Type II report available

Independent audit complete. Download the report from the trust center and share it with your security team.

v2.7
Nov 2025
BETA

Continuous profiling (beta)

Sample CPU and allocation profiles continuously and jump from a latency spike straight to the hot function.

v2.6
Oct 2025
IMPROVED

Smart log sampling cuts ingest 30%

A new adaptive sampler keeps the log lines that matter and drops the noise — typical bills fall by a third.

v2.5
Sep 2025
NEW

Azure Monitor and GCP ingestion

Pull metrics and logs directly from Azure Monitor and Google Cloud with native, keyless ingestion.

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