Released: 12.05.2026/XNUMX/XNUMX
Version No: 9.0.26117.1
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New
Featured #5675
Web: Directory tree: Modernized navigation with clear actions and hints
Navigating large folder structures now feels noticeably smoother and clearer, while maintaining the same familiar workflow. Actions are grouped in a clear three-dot menu, and informative indicators show at a glance what information is stored in a folder (for example, history, data owner, data retention, or permissions). Depending on the project type (active, archive, or Novell), the available options are displayed consistently, so it's immediately clear what is possible and what remains read-only.
Featured #6663
Web: Central search: Highlighting search terms in results
Search results can now be grasped much faster: Relevant terms are highlighted directly in the results list. This allows you to identify relevant hits at a glance and saves time when opening and checking individual results.
Featured #7586
Scans: Faster file system scans
File system scans now run noticeably faster, so you have access to current results sooner. This reduces waiting times and gets you from analysis to implementation more quickly, especially in large environments.
Featured #7718
Web: Task management: Filter dropdowns with a consistent design and live updates
Filtering in the task manager now feels noticeably smoother: The dropdowns are based on the familiar design in migRaven and are easier to use at a glance. Numbers and results update instantly when you switch filters, so you always maintain an overview and get to the relevant tasks faster.
Featured #7772
Web: Tables: Column filters are now consistent and more reliable
Filtering directly within table columns is now consistently available in the web client, ideal for quickly narrowing down large results lists. Additionally, the filters for each column have been focused on relevant selection options, allowing you to find permissions and data owner information with fewer clicks and without detours.
Featured #7779
Web: Directory creation: Clearer validation message for folder names
The folder name validation now displays a clearer, more understandable message. This allows users to immediately see which naming guidelines apply and proceed without unnecessary trial and error.
Featured #7833
Web: Central search: Clearer actions for orphaned accounts
Action buttons in the central search are now consistently displayed even for orphaned accounts – ensuring a familiar and intuitive user experience. The actions appear deactivated, so it's immediately clear what's possible without having to experiment. A tooltip explains the reason directly at the mouse pointer: "Actions are deactivated for orphaned accounts." Additionally, the button labels have been improved.
Featured #7996
File system scans: Clear display names for account properties
Account properties are now displayed with clear, consistent directory display names, making them easier to find in migRaven Faster detection and secure use. This allows both existing and newly created account properties to be clearly and reliably assigned, which is especially helpful for managing permissions and responsibilities in large environments. At the same time, AD scans provide more meaningful labels, reducing queries and saving time.
Featured #8110
Scans: migRaven Diff App: Folder statistics at the project level for tracking data growth
Scans now capture additional folder statistics, providing transparency into data growth at the project level. This gives your analytics tools a reliable foundation for tracking file count, total size, file types, and data owners over time – ideal for capacity planning and targeted cleanup efforts. The data is collected during full scans and remains lean by automatically removing older entries after a configurable retention period.
Featured #8126
Platform: File system scans: Automatic cleanup for consistently high performance
Especially in environments that have grown over many years, the statistics history after file system scans now benefits from noticeably greater efficiency. migRaven It automatically summarizes redundant scan statistics to keep the data streamlined without losing meaningful historical data. Current data is preserved on a daily basis, while older data is aggregated monthly: This ensures consistent analyses, while queries and navigation remain fast and responsive even years later.
Featured #8127
Website: migRaven Support tool: Permissions management: Access management can be selectively enabled and disabled per project.
Access management can now be controlled on a project-by-project basis, even if it's globally enabled. This allows you to deliberately exclude individual projects from actions like directory inversion or creating subfolders without affecting your global settings. The status is immediately apparent in the web client: permission management is available, displayed as disabled with a note, or remains completely hidden if globally disabled.
Featured #8074
Web: Permissions management: Service accounts will only be displayed to administrators in the search results.
Sensitive service accounts are now better protected in the sidebar search within the permissions management interface. These accounts are only visible to administrators, preventing accidental assignments and clearly defining responsibilities. For regular users, the familiar search function remains unchanged, while daily permissions management becomes significantly more secure.
Featured #8325
Web: Analyses and reports: Clear guidance for SharePoint projects
Analyses and reports in the web client have been reviewed and adjusted to ensure reliable usability across different project types. For SharePoint projects, unsupported pages now display a clear warning instead of error messages, keeping users guided and able to work. Where project selection is required, SharePoint projects are now hidden so that teams only see currently supported options.
Featured #8521
Web: Recertification: Regular access checks for folders
Permissions permanently under control: With recertification, data owners regularly perform a simple check and confirm that access to their folders remains compliant. Administrators centrally define the time period and select the folders to be checked, including subfolders; newly created subfolders are automatically included. As soon as a check is due, data owners receive an email with a direct link and can complete the recertification directly in the web client with just a few clicks. Clear markers in the directory tree make pending checks immediately visible and help you efficiently comply with security requirements.
Featured #8370
Stability: More reliable file system scans through improved service separation.
File system scans now run in a separate component, so it remains migRaven It remains responsive even during long scans. This noticeably increases stability and ensures significantly smoother operation, especially in large environments. Data retention is clearly separated from the scan, allowing both areas to run reliably and efficiently.
Featured #8371
Server: Maintenance Tool: Mutual availability check between server and services
Availability is monitored in both directions: services report their current status to the server, and the server actively checks whether the services are reachable. This information is then displayed in the Maintenance Tool on the... migRaven Servers provide faster and clearer feedback and detect failures directly before operations are affected.
Featured #8624
Notifications: Open resource links in emails directly from mapped drives
Directory links in notification emails can now be displayed as paths via mapped drives, instead of UNC paths. This allows users to open the referenced resources directly from the email without manually adjusting the path.
Featured #8627
Web: Access Management: More reliable permission changes
Permission changes are now processed more reliably, including improved error handling. This results in fewer interruptions and provides clearer feedback in system monitoring when an action cannot be completed.
Featured #8686
Web: Directory tree: Live lock indicator for running processes
As soon as a process is running on a folder, this is now displayed directly in the directory tree in real time, without reloading the page. While the process is active, all modifying actions are automatically disabled to prevent accidental changes. This lock also applies to subfolders: If the process is running on a parent directory, all subfolders are also protected. The lock status is visible throughout the web client—in the directory tree, search results, data owner management, and on the homepage—ensuring everyone involved is always on the same page.
Featured #8708
Web: System monitoring: Clear live view with direct access to the execution history
System monitoring is now significantly clearer: It focuses on currently running processes and continues to provide the familiar live updates. Opening a running process takes you directly to its history, where you can see all previous executions in one place. This makes it easier to keep track of recurring tasks and understand developments over time more quickly, without losing the real-time overview.
Featured #6671
Web: Uniform A-Z sorting in lists and selection lists
Finding entries is now noticeably faster because lists and selection lists in the web client always start with a consistent default sort order. Names are clearly displayed alphabetically wherever it makes sense, so you spend less time searching and more time working. This results in a smoother, more predictable user experience, for example, when selecting data owners and tags, as well as in tables in key areas such as task management and permissions management.
Featured #8763
Web: Task Management: Faster loading times by removing the tag filter
The task management interface now loads noticeably faster, so you can get started immediately without any waiting. Tag filtering has been removed to streamline the view and focus on what matters most: efficiently managing and completing tasks.
Fixed bugs
Bug # 5785
Web: Tag Management: Clearer title in the sidebar for tag editing
The tag editing sidebar now displays a clearer, more understandable title – so it's immediately clear what is being edited.
Bug # 7877
Web: AD statistics: Export for departmental KPIs available
Department KPIs in the AD statistics can now also be exported to Excel – for consistent evaluations and easy sharing of results.
Bug # 7903
Website: migRaven Administrator: SharePoint configuration: Clear notification when an SSL certificate is missing
The SharePoint configuration page now displays a clear indication when your local migRaven-The web server is running without an SSL certificate. This allows you to immediately identify the requirements for connecting to your Office 365 tenant or SharePoint and to proceed directly to the next steps via the linked help article.
Bug # 7927
Web: System monitoring: More reliable date selection via calendar
Date selection via the calendar is now more consistent and reliable. You can select a date and close the calendar without any unexpected behavior, allowing for faster filtering in system monitoring.
Bug # 7979
Web: Central Search: Reliable folder search for data owners
Data owners can now reliably find the folders they are responsible for using the central search. This speeds up their work and leads to the right result more quickly.
Bug # 8001
Web: Task management: Filters remain active after tasks are edited
Active filters are now retained after editing and saving a task. This keeps the task list precisely focused on the essentials without having to reapply filters.
Bug # 8033
Web: Directory tags: Saving remains accessible even with small-resolution windows
Working in smaller browser windows is now more comfortable: The save button in the tag selection remains visible and clickable. This ensures that tags can be reliably assigned, even with reduced window height.
Bug # 8035
Web: Permissions management: Sidebar closes faster during the process
Following changes to the permissions management process, the sidebar now closes noticeably faster. This helps you stay in your workflow and complete tasks more quickly overall.
Bug # 8118
Web: Permissions Management: Reliable sorting by account name
The permissions management feature now allows you to reliably sort the list of authorized accounts by account name. This makes it easier to find the right entries, especially in long permissions lists.
Bug # 8121
Web: Data Owner and Permissions Management: Handling Deleted AD Accounts Clearly and Securely
Deleted Active Directory accounts are now displayed reliably and consistently in Data Owner Management, including a fully populated account chip with the saved details and the "orphaned" status. In Permissions Management, affected folders receive a clear indication that deleted or inactive accounts must first be removed. To prevent any erroneous settings from being saved, the "Save" option remains disabled until the cleanup is complete.
Bug # 8281
Web: AD statistics: Consistent user counts across all views
User numbers in the AD statistics are now displayed uniformly in "Departments" and "User Accounts", so that evaluations and reports are based on a reliable, consistent data foundation.
Bug # 8282
Web: AD Statistics: Reliable Excel Export for Token Lists
Exporting token lists to Excel from Active Directory statistics now works reliably, even in larger environments. This makes it easier to share results and analyze them further in Excel without interruption.
Bug # 8284
Web: AD statistics: Correct membership numbers for universal groups
Universal groups now display the correct number of their members in the AD statistics, providing a reliable overview at a glance.
Bug # 8378
Web: Task management: Clear standard view without tasks
The task management page now displays a clear, standard table even when there are no tasks. This ensures consistent navigation and makes it immediately clear that there are currently no tasks to edit.
Bug # 8414
Web: Data Retention: Menu updates immediately after data owner changes.
The action menu in Data Retention now updates immediately after you change the data owner of a directory. This ensures that the available actions always match the current responsibility, without any additional steps.
Bug # 8419
Web: System monitoring: Clearer status display for data retention
System monitoring now displays failed data retention runs more clearly and consistently. This gives you a more reliable overview at a glance and allows you to assess the current status more quickly.
Bug # 8424
Web: Central search: Stable performance with repeated searches
Repeated searches in Central Search now remain stable, allowing you to refine search queries and compare results without slowing down the browser.
Bug # 8437
Web: My Folders: SharePoint permissions are displayed reliably
When selecting a SharePoint folder in My Folders, the permissions are now reliably loaded and displayed. The loading process also completes correctly, allowing you to continue working without interruption.
Bug # 8441
Web: Data Owner Management: Assign Data Owner for SharePoint Folders
Assigning data owners to SharePoint folders in "My Folders" now works reliably. This makes it easier to keep responsibilities up to date and manage ownership directly where your teams collaborate.
Bug # 8442
Web: My Folders: Consistent folder path when copying
When copying the folder path via the context menu in "My Folders," the path now reliably matches the display in the interface. This allows SharePoint storage locations to be shared and documented more quickly – without confusion within the team.
Bug # 8446
Web: Data Owner Management: Data is now displayed reliably again
In the Data Owner Management section, content is now reliably loaded and displayed again. This provides data owners and administrators with a reliable basis for assigning responsibilities and keeping ownership information up to date.
Bug # 8448
Web: Directory administrator management: History now shows all entries with scrolling.
The history now reliably displays all entries related to data owner assignments. Once more than three actions are present, the list can be expanded to keep track of the complete change history.
Bug # 8453
Web: Permissions analysis: User accounts are reliably displayed in the ACL view.
User accounts are now reliably displayed in the ACL view for file server resources – even after expanding or selecting permission types. This allows for faster access checks and more confident decision-making.
Bug # 8464
Web: Directory tree: Clearer breadcrumbs for SharePoint paths
The breadcrumb navigation now displays SharePoint paths with clean, consistent separators. This makes it easier to maintain an overview even in deep structures and to jump directly to the desired level.
Bug # 8467
Web: Directory tree: Tooltips are displayed in full
Tooltips in the directory tree now remain fully readable – even for entries at the end of the list. This allows you to reliably recognize names and details at a glance.
Bug # 8469
Web: Permissions analysis: Reliable Excel export
The Excel export of the authorization analysis is now working reliably again. The report is once again available in the notification area and can be sent via email – allowing results to be shared quickly and audits to be completed promptly.
Bug # 8477
Web: Data Owner Management: Sidebar closes automatically after saving
When you assign a data owner via the folder search, the sidebar now closes automatically after saving. This keeps the interface uncluttered and allows you to continue working directly without additional clicks.
Bug # 8482
Web: My Folders: View Data Owner Permissions
Data owners can now reliably see permissions in "My Folders". This allows access to be quickly checked and further processing to be carried out securely.
Bug # 8483
Web: Analytics: Reliable loading of AD and resource analytics
The analyses in the web client can now be opened reliably again. Permissions analysis, outdated data analysis, 3D data heatmap, and the "All User Accounts" report load stably and display their results without interruption.
Bug # 8491
Web: Task management: Longer migration paths are supported.
Migration tasks now accept significantly longer path specifications, allowing even complex folder structures to be maintained directly. This makes planning and maintaining migrations more reliable, especially with deep directory structures.
Bug # 8508
Web: Directory creation templates: Tags can be reliably assigned when creating folders.
When creating a folder from a template, tags can now be assigned directly via the tag management and saved without interruption.
Bug # 8523
Web: Permissions analysis: Authorized users are displayed again in the ACL view.
The ACL view now reliably displays authorized users again, allowing you to immediately track access. This also makes it easy to check the ACE path directly in the same view.
Bug # 8532
Web: SharePoint / Teams migration: Target folders with spaces are used correctly
When migrating to SharePoint or Teams, target folders with spaces in their names are now used exactly as selected. This keeps your folder structure clean and ensures that data is reliably placed in the intended destination without creating additional folders.
Bug # 8585
Web: Task management: Reliable task list even with large quantities
Task lists are now reliably displayed for both data owners and members of the migRaven-Administrator role, even if there are more than 1.000 tasks.
Bug # 8006
Web: Data Owner Management: Reliable email notifications when tasks are created
The email option for creating tasks from Data Owner Management can now be reliably used again. Notifications are sent securely so that those responsible are informed immediately and follow-up tasks can start without delay.
Bug # 8023
Web: Permissions analysis: More complete information in Excel export
When exporting the authorization list to Excel, names are now reliably and completely displayed in all rows. This makes evaluations and the sharing of authorization information significantly clearer and more reliable.
Bug # 8372
Web: Times are displayed in your local time zone
Time information in the web client is now displayed in your local time zone. This makes it easier to interpret timestamps and enables more reliable coordination between teams across different locations.
Bug # 8636
Web: Directory tree: Clearer context menus and better selection via right-click
A right-click in the directory tree now instantly updates the selection and breadcrumb navigation, helping you maintain your orientation and work directly in the correct folder. Additionally, the context menu is more clearly grouped and better structured with separators: frequently used actions are easier to find and can be performed much more reliably in everyday use.
Bug # 8682
Web: Permission analysis: ACL view shows authorized accounts even for folders from templates
Authorized accounts are now reliably displayed in the ACL view even for folders created using folder templates. This ensures a consistently accurate permissions overview, regardless of how a folder was created.
Bug # 8721
Web: Permissions analysis: Sidebar closes when switching menus
When switching to a different menu, the open sidebar in ACL view now closes automatically. This keeps the interface clear, especially on smaller screens, and the newly selected content is immediately visible.
Bug # 8751
Web: Task management: Correct folder display when editing tasks
When editing a task in the task management system, it shows migRaven It now reliably selects the correct folder. This makes the review and further processing significantly safer and prevents decisions based on the wrong context.
Bug # 8752
Web: Folder search: Available to users of the Helpdesk role
Users of the Helpdesk role can now use folder search to quickly find folders without switching roles or using additional tools. This noticeably speeds up typical support tasks and ensures smoother daily operations.
Bug # 8754
Web: Folder Self Service: Reliable Folder Creation in Project Mode. Folder creation in project mode is now significantly more reliable, even when many jobs are running in parallel. Newly created folders receive the intended permissions directly, ensuring that self-service requests are consistently completed cleanly.