Fixed an issue where individual signature detections could not be ignored in PDF previews and downloaded files.
Improved support for synthesizing times.
Fixed an issue where when you added a manual redaction to a dataset file, the Entity Type dropdown only listed built-in entity types. You can now also select any custom entity type that is activated for the dataset.
The Request Auditor now supports Redact API requests for JSON and XML.
Users are now automatically signed out after a configurable period of inactivity.
Textual now provides initial support for an MCP server on both Textual Cloud and self hosted instance. This initial version of the MCP server supports creating datasets and uploading files.
Improved entity detection for Hebrew language
Fixed an issue where an incorrect permission check blocked authorized users from viewing the entity types page.
Updated OpenAPI and transformers dependencies to remediate known vulnerabilities.
Request Auditor - The new Request auditor allows you to review the quality of the entity detection in redaction requests to the Python SDK or REST API. It uses an LLM to detect entities in sample subset of the requests and then compares the LLM results to the original detection results. You then review requests that score at or below a configured threshold to see what was missed in the original detection. Textual automatically removes requests based on a configured expiration. The Request Auditor replaces the Request Explorer.
A new dataset permission, Edit File Redactions, controls whether a user can add or remove manual redactions in a dataset file. The permission is automatically granted to the built-in Editor dataset permission set. Previously, the manual redaction option was controlled by the Edit Dataset Settings permission.
Administrators can now restore access to revoked users.
Fixed an issue where dataset sensitivity information requests timed out while summarizing datasets with large sets of sensitivity results.
Fixed an issue where the Datasets page included links to datasets that the user could not display because they did not have access to them.
Added a sortable Last Updated column to the Entity Types page.
On the Guidelines Refinement page for model-based entity types, the file review now provides a comparison of the established test data values with the values detected by the guidelines version. Values are either true positive (detected in both), false negative (in the established values but not detected by the guidelines version), or false positive (detected by the guidelines but not in the established values).
Fixed issues with rendering synthesized font and currency values in PDFs.
For datasets that connect to Amazon S3, you can now use an assumed role for authentication.
Fixed an issue where an overly restrictive permission check blocke users from activating custom entity types in a dataset.
We've redesigned the entity types page. Custom entity type creation now starts with a wizard-style panel to select the type (regex-based or model-based) instead of a dropdown list of types. For model-based types, the page displays the current status for each step in the creation process, which you can use to jump to a specific step. From the new page, you can also display a read-only list of the built-in entity types.
Fixed an issue with sorting the Entities catalog based on the transformation type.
On the file preview for datasets, you can now display the original and redacted versions of the file side by side.
Dataset audit log - On the dataset details page, the new Audit Log tab tracks new and deleted datasets, changes to the dataset configuration and file list, and downloads of files. Each entry includes the timestamp, user, action type, and action details. Access to the Audit Log tab is controlled by a new dataset permission. From the Audit Log tab, you can download the log.
Improved the performance of PDF processing on textual-ml containers.
Fixed an issue with scrolling on the custom entity types page.