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February 26, 2026
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February 2026 product release

Peter Silberman
Fixify's February 2026 product release notes

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Application access requests are a pain point across customers, and we’ve updated the Fixify product with our Application Management features to streamline support for app access. We've also been heads-down making Fixify faster, smarter, and more delightful to use. This month saw major improvements to our integrations, significant platform performance gains, and continued progress on request handling.

Highlights

Application Management: New feature in the product to streamline application access requests

Slack Conversation Type Indicator: Analysts now see whether they're working from a DM, channel, or thread directly in the conversation UI — no more guessing about context

ServiceNow Ticket for Incidents: New createTicket skill enables programmatic incident creation in ServiceNow, opening up automation possibilities for workflows that need to generate incidents

Request Handling: Filters and Searches are now working hand-in-hand, and quickly too — allowing analysts to find the request they need … fast

Application Management (new!)

“Can I have access to….?” We see this type of request a LOT across customers & we’ve updated the product with features to streamline handling of application access requests. We’ve incorporated an application matrix into the Fixify product. Now, in one place, customers can store, edit, and manage applications in their environment, who owns them, who approves requests, and the playbooks to provision access.

A few clicks to confirm app owners and approvers, and Fixify can take on even more work for you. Handling access requests for enterprise applications while giving visibility about all of the IT requests that application drives — not just app access. Use the product to discover apps through ticket analysis and identity integrations. We’ve made it easy to stay current with what applications users are asking for — shining a light on apps in the shadows. Defined Access Policies, with customizable options, make set up easy and capture the nuance of which requests Fixify should handle end-to-end and which you want to escalate to your internal team.

Fixify's new application management feature
Application Management
  • Lots of folks want to designate apps that are granted in a user's default profile. So we’ve added a “Granted by Default” tag to easily keep track of this. 
  • We’re making it easy to keep the app matrix up to date — yet keeping track of changes is paramount, so we’ve included a history tracker for each application.
Fixify has a history tracker to track changes to the app matrix
App matrix history tracker

Integrations

We shipped improvements across ServiceNow, Slack, Google Workspace, HaloPSA, Jira, and Freshservice this month.

ServiceNow

  • Added createTicket skill for programmatic incident creation
  • Fixed comment parsing that was causing duplicate content in polled comments
  • Fixed assignee/group field mapping in handoff skills

Slack

  • Conversation type indicators show DM vs channel vs thread context
  • Increased user list pagination from 100 to 500 — supporting orgs with 5K+ users

Google Workspace

  • Archive User skill now displays license count before archiving
  • New standalone getArchivedUserLicenses skill

HaloPSA

  • Enabled email notifications on replies
  • Increased polling interval to 3 minutes to prevent rate limiting
  • Fixed polling crashes caused by failed inline image downloads
  • Smarter triage-out behavior — only escalates tickets actually assigned to Fixify

Okta

  • New listAppsWithGroups batch skill for efficient app-group lookups

Jira

  • Fixed listWebhooks skill to read from the correct response field

Freshservice

  • Poll tickets now gracefully handle deleted conversation authors
  • Improved approver field clarity in addApproval skill

Dynamic Skills

  • Improved loading experience with background prefetching — no more form UI blocking

Request Handling

It’s easier and faster to find any request by using layered Quick Filters and Search together.

  • Choosing a quick filter (e.g. “Hand Off”) applies the matching filter (e.g. Triage Reason: “Hand off”) just like using SearchFilter
  • Better performance — Filtering is faster
  • Consistent counts — No more mismatches between quick filters and search filters
  • Stack filters — You can add or remove more filters on top of a quick filter to narrow results further

That's a wrap for February — a focused month with real impact. Application Management is off to a strong start, integrations got sharper across the board, and finding the right request is now faster than ever. As always, keep the feedback coming — it's what keeps us building the right things.

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