Supervity 2026.10.1

Highlights

• Reviewer attribution. Rejection messages for multi-level approvals now include the name of the reviewer who made the decision.
• Outlook trigger stability. Workflows triggered by Outlook emails no longer restart when the workflow itself sends or replies to an email.
• Global policy control. You can now turn off a published policy for every workflow in your organization.

New in Reviews

• External reviewers must now sign in to an account to view and decide human review forms.

Improvements

• Image steps now provide a clear notification when no generation model is assigned to the organization instead of showing raw errors.

Fixes

• Scheduled workflows created in earlier versions now run correctly instead of failing.
• An operator's first build now creates one approval form, at the approval step, instead of also leaving a placeholder form at the step before. Only approval steps can create forms, so an operator built to create one at another step stops there until it is rebuilt.
• Policy authors can now view real source data and test results during the creation process.
• Chat edits made to a policy rule are now correctly confined to that specific rule.
• Rebuilt workflows with multi-level approvals now provide a dedicated rejection step for every level.
• Decision tables derived from a policy's plan are no longer removed from the final compiled policy.

Security

• Fixed security issue #768 (impact high).
• Fixed security issue digitamizers/saw-issues-only#728 (impact unknown).

For developers (API and MCP)

Breaking changes

• External reviewers now need an account to view and decide human review forms.

API changes

• Policy authors see the real source and test result.
• Chat edits stay within the rule requested by the author.
• A published policy can be turned off for every workflow.