Record acknowledgements, delivery idempotency keys, and delivery failure reasons are now available.
BigQuery destinations can now authenticate with OAuth credentials from your own identity provider through Workload Identity Federation, with no long-lived GCP keys.
Record-level dataflow debugging, additional audit log events, and coded errors are now available for Import.
Google Cloud partner attribution is now available for BigQuery, Google Cloud Storage, and Google Sheets, joining Snowflake, Databricks, and ClickHouse.
Delta Lake and Iceberg transfers now run faster, with overhead performance improvements on every transfer.
Over 50 new coded errors were added across BigQuery, Databricks, ClickHouse, Redshift, Postgres, Delta Lake, Athena, and object storage destinations.
Delete permissions are no longer required for object storage destinations (S3, GCS, Azure Blob Storage, SFTP) to comply with a broader set of security postures.
New, AI-native documentation options are now available, including agent skills for getting started with both Prequel Export and Import, an MCP server for Prequel documentation, and Postman collections.
transfer.error webhooks are now sent for transfers that expire in the queue to improve observability.
Source queries now support a Split function, which enables multi-value, array-like transfer tags.