On October 6, 2026, Reportworq 6.0.0.4 was released. This release is about reaching more of your data with less setup, and giving administrators a clearer view of what is running and who is calling.
- More of your planning and finance data. You can now pick Vena as a report source and use a Vena template directly as a report, with no manual download and re-upload. QuickBooks reports, NetSuite saved searches and Workday WQL reports can be brought in as tables. OfficeConnect reports built on Workday Financials now refresh through your Workday Adaptive Planning connection.
- Build data models without writing joins. A new visual view designer lets you start from a table, follow its relationships to related tables and tick the fields you want, and Reportworq builds the joins for you. An Excel workbook or SQLite database uploaded to a workspace can become a data source, or a data model's source, with one click.
- Report on Reportworq itself. System administrators can add a one-click Content Store data source and report on distribution jobs, schedules, run history and audit records across every workspace, as read-only SQL with secrets never included.
- Safer changes to shared files. Workspace files now show which reports use them, and Reportworq warns you, naming those reports, before you delete or overwrite one.
- Tighter administration and security. Name your API keys so every run started through one shows that name as the caller. Administrators can also choose which workspaces can use each integration.
Google Drive setup is simpler too, with a one-screen OAuth sign-in or a friendlier service-account flow.
The release also includes 41 fixes. Among them, importing a Reportworq 5 repository now leaves the scheduler paused until you are ready, so a side-by-side migration cannot run production distribution jobs early.
Read the full release notes, including the upgrade notes: https://docs.reportworq.com/reference/release-notes/6.0.0.4.html
