23 February 2026 Introducing a new permission for private automations Introducing a new permission for private automation access in Qlik Cloud, replacing the existing Automation Creator role. Migrate to the new permission to ensure continued access. Learn more about the new permissions for Qlik Automate. New Release Qlik
19 February 2026 New script and chart functions Qlik Cloud introduces five new script and chart functions: Quarter, MakeGeoPoint, MakeGeoLine, MakeGeoPolygon, and MakeGeoRegion. These functions simplify load scripts and align with popular languages, offering enhanced data validation and manipulation capabilities for dates and geographic data. New Release Qlik
19 February 2026 Browsing improvements driving efficiency Qlik Cloud introduces browsing improvements for enhanced efficiency. A new Resource context menu offers a tidy, consistent layout with clarified labels. The new Details panel displays metadata at a glance, reducing clicks and speeding up decision-making. Enjoy a more efficient workflow with these updates. New Release Qlik
18 February 2026 Keep track of deprecated charts Qlik Cloud’s App Analyzer now includes a dedicated sheet to track deprecated charts, helping users identify and update them to modern alternatives. The analyzer uses usage events, not full app scans. For easy installation and updates, use the automation template. Existing users should remove and reinstall the automation to get the latest version. New Release Qlik
18 February 2026 New unified administration between Qlik Cloud and Talend Cloud Qlik Cloud introduces unified administration with Talend Cloud, synchronizing users, roles, permissions, environments, and spaces for streamlined management. This feature is available in most regions, excluding Qlik Cloud Government and Sweden. Users can edit profiles, manage MFA, and administer shared resources from a single interface. Learn more about synchronization and profile management in the provided links. New Release Qlik
17 February 2026 Mirror data to Amazon Redshift from Qlik Open Lakehouse Qlik Open Lakehouse now supports mirroring data to Amazon Redshift, enabling multi-platform analytics from a single project. This enhancement allows querying data stored in Iceberg tables directly from Redshift, eliminating data duplication and supporting a Medallion architecture approach. Redshift users can query lakehouse data natively, while Qlik handles data refresh, performance optimization, and storage management, offering greater flexibility, lower storage costs, and unified analytics across multiple cloud data platforms. New Release Qlik