Release Updates
Every Panaya release Merito has reviewed, newest first. Each update explains what changed, who it affects and what to plan before you upgrade.
Panaya Test Automation 26.10 improves run-result exports by limiting each instruction to its relevant inputs, outputs, or internal parameters. It also lets teams configure email notifications when an execution agent becomes unresponsive, so recipients can act before test runs are affected.
Panaya TestDynamix/Seemore October 2026 adds direct links to tests from external tools, PATCH-based user updates, and configurable approval rules. The release also expands SAP correction workflows with improved status accuracy, review comments, alternative submission targets, and SCMON/SUSG usage support.
Panaya Test Automation 26.09.105 detects when another session has saved a newer script version before a user saves changes, allowing teams to reload the latest version or intentionally overwrite it. The release also identifies screenshot change regions by Layout, Style, or Content; captures SAP Fiori transaction codes and SAPUI5 App IDs for SAP Change Analysis; and supports SAP Logon language selection per connection. Together, these updates improve release governance, visual test-result review, and multilingual SAP test execution.
Panaya TestDynamix/Seemore September 2026 strengthens enterprise release control through processing-time project restrictions, authenticator-app MFA, and user-management retrieval APIs. QA teams gain AI duplicate-defect detection, linked-defect reporting, and cycle-level approval workflows for more consistent compliance execution. SAP delivery teams receive safeguards against overly broad AI-assisted code changes and current unit-test impact summaries.
Panaya Test Automation 26.08.105 helps enterprise teams convert Worksoft SAP GUI exports into runnable, locator-based Panaya tests through a beta import capability. It also makes flaky-test patterns, AI-healed steps, draft executions, test-set dependencies, and timeout-expired runs more visible and manageable. For governed automation programs, the release improves migration planning, audit evidence, execution recovery, and maintenance of component-based scripts.
Panaya TestDynamix/Seemore August 2026 strengthens release governance through sequential test approvals with up to six approvers, AI-generated summaries of recorded manual test execution, and more process-aware BPMN test generation. For SAP teams, the release adds generally available AI-assisted code corrections in S/4Code projects, AI unit-test guidance, broader Fiori configuration impact analysis, and improved handling of high-volume ATC findings. Merito can help organizations define approval controls, validate AI-assisted workflows, and connect the new capabilities to existing QA, SAP change, and audit processes.
Panaya TestDynamix/Seemore July 2026 introduces sequential test approval chains of up to six approvers, helping regulated teams enforce review order before execution and final sign-off. It adds AI-generated summaries of recorded manual tests, richer BPMN-to-test generation, and expanded Seemore AI support for SAP code corrections and unit-test guidance. Administrators also gain broader user-deactivation notification options and a System Integrator entity for governed multi-customer access.
Panaya Test Automation 26.07.203 is an optional service pack focused on browser-extension stability. It fixes communication issues between ScriptBuilder or execution agents and the browser extension caused by recent browser-vendor changes. Enterprises should assess and deploy it where web automation recording or playback depends on affected browser-extension connectivity.
Explore how Panaya Test Automation 26.06 improves audit readiness, test automation governance, execution reliability, secure test data management, and enterprise quality engineering programs.