Edge Release Notes - August 2026
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In this Release
New and Changed Features
Pipelines
Support for Resyncing Multiple Objects with a Single Action
NewHevo now lets you select multiple objects in the Objects tab of your Pipeline and resync their data in a single action, instead of resyncing them one at a time. You can also choose to drop and re-create the Destination tables for the selected objects as part of the resync.
Managing Objects →Sources
Support for LinkedIn Ads as a Source
NewHevo now supports LinkedIn Ads as a Source for creating Pipelines. LinkedIn Ads is LinkedIn’s self-serve advertising platform that lets you create and manage ad campaigns to reach professional audiences through Sponsored Content, Sponsored Messaging, Text Ads, and Dynamic Ads. You can replicate data from your LinkedIn Ads account, including account, campaign, and creative details, ad analytics and conversion reports, Lead Gen Form responses, and Company Page statistics, into your Destination.
LinkedIn Ads →Support for Microsoft Ads as a Source
NewHevo now supports Microsoft Ads as a Source for creating Pipelines. Microsoft Ads is Microsoft’s advertising platform that helps you create and manage search, display, and shopping campaigns across the Microsoft Search Network, Microsoft Audience Network, and partner networks. You can replicate data from your Microsoft Ads account, including account, campaign, ad group, ad, and keyword details, along with performance and audience reports, into your Destination.
Microsoft Ads →User Experience
Warning Banners for Replication Slot Management in PostgreSQL Pipelines
NewHevo now displays warning banners in the Disable, Enable, and Delete Pipeline dialogs for Pipelines created with any PostgreSQL Source variant using logical replication. These banners inform you that Hevo does not automatically drop the replication slot when you disable or delete a Pipeline, and that an unused slot continues to retain WAL files, causing storage consumption on your Source database. The banners also provide the commands required to drop and recreate the replication slot.
Managing Replication Slot when Disabling, Enabling, or Deleting a Pipeline →