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Version: 8.10 (unreleased)

8.10 Release notes

Release notes for new features included in the 8.10 minor release, including alpha feature releases.

Minor release dateScheduled end of maintenanceChangelog(s)Upgrade guides
13 October 202611 April 2028Patch Releases and Changelogs8.10 upgrade guides
8.10 resources
  • See What's new in Camunda 8.10 for important changes to consider when planning your upgrade from Camunda 8.8.
  • See release announcements to learn more about supported environment changes, breaking changes, and deprecations.
  • Refer to the quality board for an overview of known bugs by component and severity.

Technical Changelogs for all 8.10.x releases​

Overview of all patch releases and their Changelogs in GitHub

8.10.0-alpha1​

Release dateChangelog(s)Blog
12 May 2026-

Agentic orchestration​

Standalone evaluation assertions for judge and semantic similarity​

AI agentsAgentic orchestration

Camunda Process Test now exposes judge-based evaluation and semantic similarity evaluation as standalone AssertJ assertions for arbitrary string values, without requiring process-variable assertions. Semantic similarity checks support configurable embedding models and thresholds, and both assertion types reuse the existing CamundaAssert configuration with optional local overrides.

Camunda Hub​

Usage & billing metrics for 2025 enterprise license model​

SaaSCamunda Hub

Camunda Hub and Accounts now support the 2025 enterprise license model.

  • A new licensing_model attribute on OrganizationMetaData identifies if an enterprise organization is using the 2025 or legacy license model. If unset, it is treated as legacy.
  • If you are an organization with licensing_model = 2025, your Usage and Billing views only show Process Instance (PI) metrics. Decision Instance (DI) and Unique Task User (TU) information is no longer shown. Legacy organizations continue to see the existing metric set.
  • For enterprise (salesplantype = enterprise) organizations, the licensing model is shown in the organization details. Admins can edit this by selecting either legacy or 2025 via a modal action.
  • The enterprise onboarding wizard now includes a license selection step (defaults to 2025). The ExternalOnboardingRouter accepts an optional licensing model parameter (defaulting to 2025 if not provided).

Cluster version selection for SaaS orchestration clusters​

SaaSCamunda HubOrchestration Cluster

You can now create new SaaS Orchestration Clusters on specific supported Camunda 8 minor and patch versions, including:

  • The latest recommended versions (latest patch of each active minor)
  • Other still-supported versions that you already run on existing clusters in the same organization.

Intelligent document processing (IDP)​

Support for ABBYY as an IDP Provider​

Self-ManagedSaaSIDP

Camunda IDP now supports ABBYY as a document extraction provider.

Modeler​

Support for configurable headers for execution listeners​

Self-ManagedSaaSWeb ModelerDesktop Modeler

Execution listeners now support configurable headers, aligned with service task job headers.

  • In BPMN, execution listeners can define <zeebe:taskHeaders>. The headers are passed to the listener’s job worker alongside any base-element headers, with listener headers overriding on key conflicts.
  • In Modeler, you can configure execution listener headers visually (name/value pairs) without editing BPMN XML.
  • Listener workers can consume these headers as metadata and configuration parameters using the same patterns as service task job workers.

Integrations​

Microsoft Teams routing and permission-aware task actions​

Self-ManagedSaaSIntegrations

Camunda for Microsoft Teams now supports routing incident and task collaboration to private channels, shared channels, and group chats. Notifications and task actions in Teams now align with Camunda assignment and access rules, ensuring that only eligible users are notified and allowed to act.

Operate​

JSON display in Operate​

SaaSOperate

Camunda 8.10 introduces an update to the JSON display functionality in Operate (SaaS).

You can now:

  • Open JSON variables in a dedicated JSON viewer directly from the variables panel, without entering editing mode.
  • View JSON values with consistent, easier to understand formatting.
  • Copy full JSON variable values to the clipboard.
  • Use the improved in-line variables display.

This change helps navigate more complex data during operations and troubleshooting.