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Web UI - Document Auto-classification

External Release Notes: Web UI (July 22, 2026)

New Features and Enhancements

AEC Document Auto-classification

Egnyte now automatically identifies document types specific to the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction industry using a Small Language Model (SLM) and saves them as document tags on files. This enables more precise content organization and filtering, improves search accuracy, and supports downstream workflows such as faster document retrieval, better classification, and more efficient project collaboration.

This feature, previously in Limited Availability, is now available to all customers.

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- For customers on an AEC Essentials & AEC Elite plans, any file that is uploaded to a newly created Project in Egnyte will automatically be classified.
- For customers on an AEC Ultimate plan, any file that is uploaded anywhere in their domain will automatically be classified.

Multi-Intermediate SSL Certificate Uploads for Custom Access URLs

Egnyte now supports uploading multiple intermediate SSL certificates for Custom Access URLs, aligning with the 4-tier certificate trust structure (Leaf -> Intermediate 1 -> Intermediate 2 -> Root) adopted by public Certificate Authorities to meet modern browser security requirements. This enables organizations to configure and renew SSL certificates more easily, improves compatibility with current certificate chains, and helps ensure uninterrupted secure access.

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Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) Support in Egnyte for Salesforce Integration

Egnyte for Salesforce integration has been simplified and made more secure. Administrators with Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) enabled for their Egnyte domain can now initiate and complete the integration setup directly from Domain Configuration Settings.

Administrators no longer need to temporarily disable MFA for the domain or individual accounts during the initial configuration. The authentication flow preserves the return URL and securely handles password and MFA verification.

 

Issues Addressed

Incorrect Image Thumbnail

There was an issue where the image thumbnail did not match the actual image, although the image preview displayed correctly.

Standard Users Unable to Mention Other Standard Users in Comments 

Standard users were unable to mention other standard users in comments, although mentioning power users worked as expected.

Error When Sending Egnyte Sign Request

Sending a signature request after duplicating a configured dropdown field using the Option + Drag shortcut on macOS resulted in an error.

 

Additional Information and Resources

The current release contains a few improvements to existing functionality.

  • Minor UI Improvements
  • Minor performance, security, and stability improvements
  • Minor bug fixes

 These changes will be available to all users by July 22, 2026.

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