- Flex restore session logs (Original location, Another location, and Save options) now include the user who performed the restore, making it easier to track restore actions.
- Enabled granular mailbox restores from Express backups. You can now search for specific emails within a mailbox using advanced filters—sender, subject keywords, participants, and attachments—and restore them.
- The SharePoint site URL now appears in the Bulk Restore wizard for Express, making it easier to identify sites with identical names.
- Express policy protection units can now be filtered by error, helping users quickly identify failures.
- Simplified the restore download experience by removing the “Local Computer Download” option and consolidating downloads into a single background download flow with clear in-app and notification messages, allowing customers to quickly access restore files regardless of size.
- Self-service users can now be granted permission to restore their full mailboxes or OneDrive accounts using the “Allow entire objects restore” setting. By default, they can only restore individual Outlook and OneDrive items, reducing the risk of accidental data loss.
- The default history restore option is now set to “Merge” when restoring SharePoint data from Flex backups with the “Restore only the latest version” setting.
- Actions for OneDrive, Outlook, SharePoint, and Teams "Download in background" operations are now included in the Activity page filter to simplify locating relevant records.
- A warning now appears when a user edits a backup policy and attempts to leave the page without saving, prompting confirmation to avoid losing changes.
- The report list is now reordered alphabetically on the Generate Report and Schedule Report pages, and new protection reports for OneDrive, Teams, and SharePoint—each listing items with their URL, organization, protection status, and last successful backup date—are available for on-demand generation and scheduled delivery.
- Implemented a 90-day expiration policy for Veeam Data Cloud Public API keys. Expired keys are automatically rejected during authentication, and the UI now displays each key’s expiration date and time.
- Deprecated the ability to use an additional app registration for SharePoint backups; the tenant settings no longer include the “Allow multiple additional applications” option.
- Legacy unsupported actions—“Create Portal Session,” “Cancel Subscription,” “Resume Subscription,” and “Resume Organization”—have been removed from the Action filter on the Activity page.
February 10, 2026
Enhanced