Edge Release Notes - September 2026

Hevo now supports Activate, which enables Reverse ETL (Extract, Transform, and Load) to send data from Amazon Redshift and Snowflake to HubSpot.

With this feature, you can connect a supported Source, define the data you want to send using an SQL query or a selected table, and connect a HubSpot Target to receive it. You can control how existing records are synchronized, map your data to fields in HubSpot, and schedule or manually trigger syncs. You can also monitor each run and download an error report for troubleshooting.

You can contact your Hevo account executive or the Support team to enable Activate for your team.

Hevo now supports Databricks as a Destination for creating Edge Pipelines. Databricks is a cloud-based platform that combines a data warehouse and a data lake into a single lakehouse architecture and stores your data in the open Delta Lake format.

You can replicate data from your Sources into the tables that Hevo creates in a SQL warehouse or an all-purpose cluster in your Databricks workspace. Hevo supports both Unity Catalog and the legacy Hive Metastore.

Hevo now supports Snowflake Iceberg as a Destination for creating Pipelines. Snowflake Iceberg combines Snowflake’s data management and query capabilities with the open Apache Iceberg table format.

You can replicate data from your Sources into Snowflake-managed Iceberg tables stored in your Amazon S3 bucket.

Hevo now lets you build connectors for your REST (Representational State Transfer)-based Sources that are not currently supported. Connect AI only needs the Source’s API documentation and connection credentials to identify and validate the objects that can be synced. This gives you a ready-to-use connector with the validated objects, allowing you to create a Pipeline and replicate data from your Source without writing code or managing infrastructure. Once published, the connector is managed and maintained like any other Source in Hevo.

You can contact your Hevo account executive or the Support team to enable Connect AI for your team.

Hevo now supports MongoDB as a Source for creating Pipelines. MongoDB is a document-oriented NoSQL database that supports high-volume data storage. It organizes data into collections and documents instead of tables and rows. Hevo reads changes from MongoDB through Change Streams.

You can replicate data from your MongoDB Atlas or Generic MongoDB database into your Destination.

Hevo now maps JSON data from Source objects to the SUPER data type in the Destination tables, aligning with Redshift’s recommended data type for storing semi-structured data. This applies only to new field mappings.

Earlier, Hevo mapped JSON data to the VARCHAR data type. If a Destination column was already created as VARCHAR, Hevo does not automatically convert it to SUPER. To load existing JSON data as SUPER, resync the object with the Drop and Load option enabled to re-create the Destination table and load the historical data.

Hevo is now available in the EU2 region, hosted on AWS in London (eu-west-2). To use this region, select it from the region selector, or go directly to https://eu2.hevodata.com/. You can create Edge Pipelines and Destinations in this region to host your data closer to your infrastructure or meet your compliance requirements.

Note: Standard Pipelines and Destinations are not supported in the EU2 region.

Hevo now supports Auth0 as a Source for creating Pipelines. Auth0 is an identity and access management platform that helps businesses add sign-in, user management, and access control to their applications. You can replicate data from your Auth0 account, including user, application, role, and organization details, along with account activity logs and daily statistics, into your Destination.

Hevo now supports Zendesk Support as a Source for creating Pipelines. Zendesk Support is a cloud-based customer service and support ticketing platform that helps businesses manage customer interactions through tickets, automation, and reporting. This integration supports replicating data from your account into your Destination using the Zendesk REST API via OAuth 2.0 authentication.

Hevo now supports Tempo as a Source for creating Pipelines. Tempo is a suite of project, product, and portfolio management applications built directly into Jira, unifying time tracking, resource capacity planning, financial management, and reporting on a single platform. You can replicate data from your Tempo account, including Worklogs, Plans, and Projects, into your Destination.

Hevo now supports Facebook Pages as a Source for creating Pipelines. Facebook Pages is Meta’s platform that lets businesses, brands, and public figures create a public presence, publish posts, and engage with their audience. You can replicate data from your Facebook Pages account, including Page and Post details, along with daily and lifetime performance metrics for Pages and Posts, into your Destination.

Hevo now supports Braintree Payments as a Source for creating Pipelines. Braintree is a payments platform that enables businesses to accept, process, and manage online and in-app payments across methods such as credit and debit cards, PayPal, and digital wallets. You can replicate data from your Braintree Payments account, including transaction, subscription, and registered customer details, along with dispute and merchant account information, into your Destination.

Hevo now supports Klaviyo v2 as a Source for creating Pipelines. Klaviyo v2 is a marketing automation platform that consumer brands use to manage email, SMS, and other messaging channels from a single account. You can replicate data from your Klaviyo account, including campaign, flow, and form details, along with profile, event, list, and segment data, into your Destination.

Hevo now supports Google Search Console as a Source for creating Pipelines. Google Search Console is Google’s free web service that helps you monitor, maintain, and troubleshoot your site’s presence in Google Search results. You can replicate data from your Google Search Console account, including keyword, page, and site-level search performance reports, along with Pages and Sitemap details, into your Destination.

Hevo now displays the current health and sync activity of your Pipeline in a new Overview tab, eliminating the need to review individual sync jobs to check their status. You can view the status of the last, current, and upcoming runs, along with a 7-day summary of Events ingested, loaded, and failed. You can also track ingestion and loading activity for runs currently in progress, and click a run to view its type, status, and job ID.