Every workflow you build in Alloy now carries a clear, canonical use case — what it's evaluating, and why — replacing the old, looser workflow types.

What's changing?

• When you create a workflow, you'll choose from a defined set of use cases — like Account Opening, Credit Underwriting, Transaction Monitoring, and Ongoing Event Monitoring — along with the entity type and scope it applies to.
• The new classification shows up everywhere a workflow appears: evaluation and alert queues, your workflow list, journey graphs, and the review experience.
• SDK usage is now indicated with a simple icon instead of a separate "Step Up" workflow type.

Why?

A clear, structured answer to "what is this workflow for" powers more accurate insights, tailored review experiences, and smarter benchmarking across everything downstream.

What this means for you

If you're managing existing workflows, there's nothing you need to do. We're migrating every existing workflow into the new taxonomy automatically, based on how it's configured today, and your existing integrations will keep working exactly as they do now. You'll simply start seeing clearer, more consistent labeling across the dashboard.

For new workflows, you'll notice the creation flow asks a few more targeted questions upfront, designed to make your setup faster and less ambiguous.

For the full breakdown of the new Workflow types, see our documentation here.

We've rebuilt the way you review applications — its designed to focus on speed, cleaner better organized data, and designed around how your team actually works. Your feedback during beta directly shapes what we build next.

What's new:

• More Flexible and Customizable Application Queue
• New Application overview page and dedicated Activity trail per application
• Cleaner evaluation views with better context at a glance
• New navigation between Applications and Evaluations
• Clearer Review Indicators
• Dedicated Entity Documents Area

This is beta and opt-in — your current experience stays exactly as it is. Try the new one, share what you think, and switch back at any time. More improvements are on the way.

Alloy's AI Assistant now has a dedicated landing page in the platform, making it easier to explore available use cases and identify where AI-powered automation can fit into your workflows.

Browse starting points across use cases like KYC and AML Investigations. Each page outlines what the AI Assistant can do, what it can automate, and how it can be customized to your workflows, with the option to request more information or a POC directly within the platform. 

The AI Assistant landing page is now available to Alloy clients from the main navigation menu or through a new dropdown option in the Journey editor’s Add Node button.

The Partner Center is now Alloy Marketplace, bringing together partner discovery and the Policy Library in a single destination for discovering, testing, and deploying workflow building blocks like partner integrations, policy logic, attributes, and more.

Alloy Marketplace includes all of the Partner Center functionality you already use, with the Policy Library now integrated into the same experience (while still accessible from the workflow editor). As you browse or filter partner solutions, you'll now see the corresponding policy snippets available for each integration.

With Alloy Marketplace, you can:

• Unlock greater self-service discovery: Browse partner solutions and instantly view the policy snippets available for each integration.
• Accelerate implementation: Access sample API responses, pre-built attributes, and ready-to-deploy snippets to go live with less manual configuration.
• Test with confidence: Validate partner solutions and policy snippets before setting live, with up to 1,000 free API calls for eligible first-time Alloy-resold partner trials.
• Empower every team member: Give new team members and less technical users a central place to discover available solutions and Alloy best practice decisioning logic. 

Alloy Marketplace is now available from the main navigation menu, for all Alloy clients. Log in to check it out today. 

You can now create and manage the attributes that turn Partner Solution data into decision-ready values in your workflows.

You can now browse, create, and manage solution attributes from each integration page within the Partner Center. Attributes translate raw JSON from a partner solution's API response into clean, usable values you can reference in workflow rules. Until now, creating or changing them required Alloy involvement. This update puts that control in your hands.

With the Attribute Tool, you can:

• Leverage pre-built attributes from Alloy: Get started faster with a library of pre-built attributes for every partner integration, alongside your custom ones. Filter to see which are active in your workflows to make it simpler to audit and refine your decisioning logic.
• Build custom attributes: Create attributes tailored to your needs, validated as you go. Load a sample API response, test your selector, and confirm everything resolves before saving. Custom attributes stay private to your account.
• Transform complex data with JQ: Parse arrays, handle nested fields, and apply custom transformations with JQ expressions.
• Track every change: Each integration includes a changelog that records what changed, when, and by whom, including field-by-field before/after values.

To get started, go to the Partner Center  in your dashboard, select a solution, and open the new ‘Attributes’ tab. Admin roles have access by default, and permissions can be managed per role in Settings. You can find more details in this guide.

What's changing?
Journeys will now enforce an expiration window on two node types that previously did not require expiration:

• Step-up nodes: a default expiration window of 14 days is applied to all new nodes. Users can edit the value from the node's modal, but can no longer remove the expiration entirely.
• End user action nodes: a default expiration window of 14 days is applied to all new nodes. Expiration is still optional for other action nodes (review, service, event).  We also made it so that end user action node expiration is more granular, down to the minutes instead of just days.

Why?
Step up requests and end user actions with no expiration (or an easily-removed one) can sit open indefinitely and cause confusion in application queues.

A more powerful (and auditable) AI Assistant, self-service login aggregations, faster Journeys, and more. Catch up on everything we shipped in July.

We've redesigned the sidebar to help your team navigate the Alloy platform more efficiently. The updated layout groups related actions together, introduces a clearer hierarchy, and improves readability in the collapsed state, making it easier to find what you need with fewer clicks.

What's new

• A clearer hierarchy: Related pages and tools are now grouped together, reducing the time spent searching across the platform.
• Improved readability: Clearer labels and organization make the collapsed navigation easier to scan without expanding the sidebar.
• Switch environments more easily: Move between environments directly from the sidebar with fewer clicks. 

If you'd like more time to adjust, you can switch back to the previous navigation from the new Beta Features tab in Settings. This option will be available until October 28, 2026.