The November 2025 release of Application Integration includes the following new features and enhancements.
New recipes
Application Integration provides the following new recipes:
AI Agent for Customer Support Case Processing
Use the recipe to automate the analysis of incoming customer emails, identify user intent, and trigger appropriate follow-up actions.
IDMC System IPU Metering Log Capture
Use the recipe to simplify access to system IPU metering log entries in Informatica Intelligent Data Management Cloud (IDMC).
Multifunction Calling using Azure OpenAI Agent
Use the recipe to receive user queries from Microsoft Teams, send them to Azure OpenAI for function calling, which directs the request to the appropriate AI agent. The AI agent analyzes the request, performs the required actions, and returns the result to the Microsoft Teams channel.
Trigger and Monitor ADF Pipelines
Use the recipe to trigger and monitor status of the ADF pipelines using the Azure Resource Manager API.
Trigger and Monitor Databricks Jobs
Use the recipe to trigger jobs and check their status using the Databricks REST API.
Trigger and Monitor DBT Pipelines
Use the recipe to trigger jobs and check their status using the DBT REST API.
For more information about these recipes, see the corresponding recipe guides.
CLAIRE Copilot supports service connectors
You can now use natural language prompts in CLAIRE Copilot to create processes that leverage your existing service connectors.
For more information, see CLAIRE Copilot for Application Integration.
CLAIRE Copilot supports Jira Connector
You can now create processes using Jira Connector in CLAIRE Copilot.
For more information, see CLAIRE Copilot for Application Integration.
Support for OAuth 2.0 Authentication
You can enable OAuth 2.0 authentication when creating the following app connections:
•Databricks Mosaic AI
•Snowflake Cortex AI
OAuth 2.0 is an authorization protocol that provides specific authorization flows for web applications and ensures secure transmission of information between the client and the server. It uses access tokens, which represent authorization to access resources on behalf of the user and allow token issuers to retrieve the data securely.
For more information, see the corresponding connector guides.
New Actions in Azure OpenAI Connector
The following model response actions have been added to the Azure OpenAI Connector:
•Create Response: Creates the response object.
•Get Response: Returns a single response object.
•Get List Input Items: Returns the list of input items for a response.
•Delete Response: Deletes a response by the specified ID.
For more information, see Azure OpenAI Connector Guide.