Perfion 6.0 2026-R2 Release

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Planned release: 27 October 2026

A detailed list of resolved bugs will be available on the Perfion 2026-R2 page when the release ships.

Release Highlights

A New Look Across the Web Client

  • A modern Perfion web client: The entire web client is now built on the Boyum design framework. The result is a modern-looking application with one consistent design and a long list of smaller improvements to the everyday experience while providing the same editing and keyboard navigation behavior everywhere.
  • Set your own theme color: Administrators can change Perfion's theme color. Use it to match your company branding, or to tell environments apart at a glance so no one mistakes the test environment for production.

Security & Compliance

  • Login options in the web client: Manage external login and multi-factor authentication directly in the web client.
  • Account lockout: Choose how many failed login attempts are allowed and how long an account stays locked afterwards.
  • Encryption at rest: System settings and remote connections are now stored encrypted in the database. Passwords in remote connection strings are also masked in the interface.
  • Encrypted SQL connections: TLS encryption between Perfion and SQL Server can now be configured in the Windows client and in the web client installer.
  • Supplier Portal password policies: Set length and complexity requirements for supplier user passwords.

Working With Your Data

  • Image preview everywhere: Click a thumbnail, or press Space, to see a larger preview in the grid, the item editor and the Factbox.
  • Change Log: Previous Values is now called Change Log. It shows the current value next to the history, and for multi-select features you can restore several previous values at once.
  • A redesigned item editor: The item editor has a refreshed design and handles data more efficiently. It only loads the data for the tab you select, so items open faster and switching between tabs is quicker.
  • Your languages, your order: Administrators set the default order of active languages, and each user can rearrange it in User Settings. The language you pick in the item editor is also remembered between sessions.
  • Number formatting: Choose the number of decimals and turn thousands separators on or off for number features. The full raw value is still shown while you edit.
  • Default values in every language: Set default values for localizable features in all active languages without switching data language.
  • Publishing parameters: Set publishing parameters when generating publications in the web client.

Scheduling & Administration

  • Failure alerts: Choose which users and groups get an email when a scheduled task fails.
  • Refresh multiple widgets in one job: Refresh any number of widgets from a single scheduled job instead of setting up one job per widget.
  • Scheduled log cleanup: Import, schedule, trigger and application server logs can be cleaned up automatically on a schedule.
  • Restart from the web: Administrators can restart the Perfion Application Server directly from the client.

Import & Integration

  • Parallel or sequential imports: Choose whether imports run side by side or one at a time.
  • Export for reimport: Exports now use the new importer format.
  • OData remotes with complex data: OData remotes can read array and object values, such as SAP price lists.
  • ECommerce API variant context: Variants can have their own View and Filter Search.
  • API versioning: The Perfion REST API is now versioned. Existing endpoints stay compatible and are served as v1.
  • Export feature configuration via Actions: Feature definitions and configuration can be exported to Excel from an Action.

Supplier Portal

  • Control who can import: Decide per organization or per user whether suppliers can use Import Data.
  • Filter by value: Right-click a grid cell to filter by its value.

Important info

  • API authentication is now mandatory: The SecureApiService web.config option has been removed, so every PerfionAPIService caller has to authenticate. If you have integrations that call the API without authentication, update them before you upgrade.
  • ECommerce API: The Setup and GetSetup methods have been removed.

90+ bug fixes across the web client, core engine and integrations.

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