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# 2.6.0

**Highlights**

Home Page: The home page now welcomes you to Datalogz' Control Tower and shows you a new Alerts widget, an overview of you connectors and their status and your teams' activity. Depending on your role (Root User, Admin, or Member), you'll see a home page designed for you.

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**What's New**<br>

* Entra ID Integration: We've introduced a new Entra ID tab in Settings. You can now connect to Entra ID to sync valuable metadata, including user identities, departments, and group memberships.
* Enhanced BI Similarity Insights: The BI Similarity tab is now available in preview to help you drill down into similar Power BI reports, dashboards, and datasets. This feature now clearly presents identified similar assets and their comparison details, helping you manage your BI landscape more effectively.

<figure><img src="/files/IKU1iUnm1SkxW6d98MCC" alt=""><figcaption><p>BI Similarity available in preview</p></figcaption></figure>

**Key Improvements & Fixes**<br>

* "Contact Us" now conveniently opens your default email client with pre-filled subject and description.
* New Power BI workspaces are now synced with existing connectors after each refresh.
* Connector re-authentication scenarios have been improved; connectors now work seamlessly after re-authentication.


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