What's new 2025.10
The version 2025.10 release date is December 1, 2025. View the release notes on the Extended Documentation website.
Mobile experience for Android with Intune integration
Gain unified visibility into mobile device health, experience, and compliance with two new capabilities in Nexthink:
The Mobile Android Agent provides real-time insight into battery performance, network transitions, and device resource usage. Optimized data transmission to the Nexthink backend enables early detection of potential issues and proactive mobile device management with minimal resource impact. Learn how to install, configure, and benefit from mobile data collection through the How to connect mobile devices to Nexthink training available on the Learn platform. Visit the Mobile Experience documentation for detailed guidance.
The Intune Connector for Mobile Devices enriches Nexthink with Intune policy and compliance data, even for devices without the Nexthink mobile app. It offers a single, consolidated view of both corporate and personal devices, combining experience and compliance insights to simplify monitoring and quickly identify non-compliant or at-risk devices in real time. Refer to the Connector for Intune: Mobile devices.
This capability is subject to an additional license. Contact your Nexthink representative for more information.
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AI Drive: Campaign comments in the UI
View employee feedback directly from the Employee Experience in AI Tools section to understand the input behind each recommended action. When you select a recommendation, the right-side panel displays contextually relevant comments that contributed to that action. This improves transparency and helps you better interpret the sentiment and feedback driving every recommendation. Refer to the Monitoring AI tools documentation for more information.
AI Drive: Expanded support for conversation endpoints
Track interactions with AI tools more accurately with expanded endpoint support in AI Drive. You can now configure up to five conversation endpoints per web application, improving on the previous single-endpoint limit. The update also adds support for Fully Qualified Domain Names (FQDNs), providing greater flexibility and precision for custom AI tools with multiple interaction paths and ensuring more complete visibility into AI usage. Refer to the Configuring AI tools documentation for more information.
Assist: New full-screen Workspace experience
Interact with Assist through the new Workspace, an AI-native, full-screen interface that makes conversations more engaging and easier to follow. You can now view conversation history and act faster on key information from Nexthink data. Refer to the Using Workspace documentation for more information.
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Multi-level view domain definition
Simplify access management with the ability to define view domains across multiple organizational levels. You can now combine dimensions such as country, department, or business unit within a single scope, making it easier to manage permissions in complex or evolving structures. Refer to the View domain documentation for more information.
Adopt: Digital Adoption Insights dashboard
Identify adoption gaps more easily with the new Digital Adoption Insights dashboard in Applications. You can use these insights to identify where engagement is low and target guides more effectively to improve adoption. Refer to the Analyzing the adoption of web applications documentation for more information.
This capability is subject to an additional license. Contact your Nexthink representative for more information.
Adopt: Guide recording for faster content creation
Simplify guide creation in Adopt with the new Guide Recording capability. It automatically tracks administrator actions, identifies process names, labels guides, and generates meaningful step content with predefined triggers. Powered by AI, the recorder also suggests optimizations such as grouping minor steps and generalizing actions. Refer to the Recording Walkthrough guides documentation for more information.
This capability is subject to an additional license. Contact your Nexthink representative for more information.
Logon breakdown visibility
Get a deeper understanding of Windows logon performance with new metrics and visualizations for physical devices and virtual machines. You can now view detailed timings for key components such as Group Policy, profile load, and logon script execution durations, helping you identify the exact cause of delays and resolve issues faster.
With the VDI Experience license, the enhanced Session Overview dashboard offers an even richer view by combining these new logon metrics with remote session data, making correlation and troubleshooting easier than ever. Refer to the Sessions tab documentation for more information.
This capability is subject to an additional license, please contact your Nexthink representative for more information.
Flow: Default Else path for Condition thinklet
Use the new Else branching option in condition thinklets to keep workflows running smoothly even when no defined conditions are met. The Else branch is added by default to new conditions, but you can also incorporate Else branches in existing workflows for simpler, more consistent automation. Refer to the Configuring flow controls documentation for more information.
This capability is subject to an additional license. Contact your Nexthink representative for more information.
Flow: End block outcomes support dynamic values
You can now use dynamic values and parameters, including outputs from executed thinklets, directly in the Outcome details field. This enables more precise and context-rich workflow outcomes. Refer to the Configuring flow controls documentation for more information.
This capability is subject to an additional license. Contact your Nexthink representative for more information.
NQL Editor: Commenting support
Write and maintain queries more easily with new commenting capabilities in the NQL editor. You can now add comments by using /* */ notation, making it easier to document logic, iterate quickly, and keep queries clear and maintainable. Refer to the NQL syntax overview documentation for more information.
Data Exporter: Limits on combinations of objects and scheduling frequency removed
Now save data exports more freely with reduced restrictions for object and periodicity combinations, and receive warning messages instead. By removing limitations on queried data and scheduled frequency, you gain greater flexibility when configuring data exports while still providing guidance to ensure optimal performance. Refer to the Managing data exporters documentation for more information.
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Investigations: Improved table performance
Work faster with a smoother and more responsive Investigations table. The number of rows that can be loaded has increased to 500, and overall table performance has been improved, helping you save time and boost efficiency during analysis. Refer to the Getting started with Investigations documentation for more information.
New in the Library
Visit the in-product Nexthink Library for the following new and enhanced content:
AI Compliance Guides: Use Adopt guides to direct users to approved AI tools, explain LLM features and usage policies, and ensure acknowledgment of corporate AI and upload restrictions.
Workday guides with workflows: Launch three new Adopt Workday guides with built-in workflows to help employees resolve login issues, complete onboarding, and install missing browser extensions effortlessly.
Sustainable IT: Leverage this content pack update with improved energy consumption calculations, new carbon impact metrics, battery and warranty insights, and user awareness campaigns; delivering clearer, actionable sustainability data and measurable progress tracking.
Advanced Disk Cleanup Toolkit:
System Cleanup remote action: Add a new Deep Clean parameter to remove outdated versions of system files, free additional disk space, and ensure a more thorough cleanup.
Get folder size remote action: View folder and file counts for up to 10 folder paths per execution, increased from the previous limit of one. This update makes it easier to analyze multiple folders and understand disk usage in a single run.
Refer to the Nexthink Library documentation for more information.
The Adopt and workflow content mentioned above are subject to an additional license, please contact your Nexthink representative for more information.
New Infinity configuration resources for Nexthink Admins
Simplify Infinity configuration, accelerate onboarding, and realize value faster with the new Configuring Nexthink section on the Nexthink Documentation Portal and the How to enable data flow with Nexthink course on Learn.
These new resources help you quickly bring data into Nexthink and configure the platform efficiently, regardless of license, component, or environment type—virtual desktops, mobile, or hybrid setups.
New resources to advance your DEX maturity
Understand how to move from reactive to strategic phases of the DEX maturity model with new and updated resources. Access DEXOps with Navigator as a downloadable resource set on the Extended Documentation Portal, and explore the updated DEX Optimization with Nexthink learning path on Learn, featuring the latest DEX Maturity Model.
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