January-March 2026

Highlights

• OpenAPI Specification: Download the Automation OAS file to explore all available endpoints and auto-generate client libraries.

For more information, see Using the Workflows API.

How It Helps You

Previously, you had to manually create a Meraki API key and target before running any Meraki workflows. Now, the system handles target creation and keeps it up to date automatically — reducing setup time and ensuring your Meraki connection is always ready to use.

For more information, see Meraki - Current Org Target.

Key highlights:

• Each subgroup appears as a collapsible section nested under its parent group.

• Set the Activity Sub-Group field when creating an atomic workflow to assign it to a subgroup.

• Groups like "ServiceNow" can now have subgroups such as "Change Requests", "Incidents", and "Users".

What's Changed: 

• Subgroup organization: Atomic workflows can now be grouped into subgroups within their parent group. For example, "ServiceNow" atomics can be further organized into subgroups like "Change Requests", "Incidents", and "Users".

• Collapsible subgroup sections: Each subgroup appears as a collapsible section nested under its parent group in the Activities panel.

How It Helps You:

Previously, all atomics within a group appeared in a single flat list. As the number of atomics grew, finding the right one became harder. Now, with subgroups, related atomics are organized into meaningful categories — so you can quickly drill down to the action you need.

For more information, see Activities Panel Subcategories.

How It Helps You

If your environment uses firewall rules to restrict inbound connections, or if you use the Meraki Dashboard with IP restrictions, you need to allow traffic from Workflows source IPs. Previously, finding these IPs required contacting support. Now they're available directly in the Dashboard.

Where to Find It

1. In the Meraki Dashboard, click Help in the navigation.

2. Go to Support > Firewall Info.

3. Workflows source IPs for all deployment regions are listed there.

When You Need This

• API-restricted Dashboard access: If your Dashboard is configured with IP restrictions, ensure the Workflows source IPs are permitted.

• Target creation without Remote: When creating HTTP Endpoint targets that connect directly (without using a Remote), your firewall must allow traffic from the Workflows source IPs.

Enhanced Notifications for Pending Tasks

You can now configure the email addresses of users who will be notified and prompted to take action on pending tasks within the Create Prompt and Request Approval activities. Use View Task to check any outstanding actions for these activities. For more information, see Create Prompt Task and Request Approval Task .

Workflow Editor Updates: Beta and Deprecated Labels

The Activities panel in the Workflow editor now displays Deprecated and Beta activities. Deprecated activities are marked with a  icon and include suggestions for alternative activities you can use.

Beta activities are indicated with a  icon and are available for early access to gather feedback.

Improved Pagination Support for Meraki Atomics

Workflow designers can now easily access and utilize pagination details to loop through and retrieve all pages within workflows that use Meraki Atomics.

The example below shows how Meraki Atomics includes next page details in the response, which can be used to fetch each subsequent page until all data is collected. 

New NetBox Atomics

Workflow now includes new atomics for NetBox, the open-source platform for IP address management (IPAM) and data center infrastructure management (DCIM). These 79 new atomics are organized into different categories that can be accessed through Workspace > Workflow Activities> NetBox. For more information about the Netbox adapter, see Target Types for the list of supported adapters in Workflows.

NetBox Categories (79 atomics):

NetBox - DCIM: 51 atomics
NetBox - IPAM: 25 atomics
NetBox - Tenancy: 1 atomics
NetBox - VPN: 1 atomics
NetBox - Wireless: 1 atomics

Support for SD-WAN Cloud Instances

SD-WAN cloud instances are now supported within workflows and can be connected directly, without a Remote target. For more information, see SD-WAN Endpoint Target.

Catalyst Center Adapter: New Actions for Template, Device, and Inventory Management

The Catalyst Center Adapter has been enhanced with new actions that extend automation capabilities across key areas, such as template management, network settings, device management, provisioning, inventory management, SD-Access, and software image management.

New Catalyst Center Activities

Workflows now includes 732 new activities for Catalyst Center, further enhancing automation capabilities across the platform. These activities are available under Workspace > Workflow Activities > Catalyst Center. For additional information about the Catalyst Center adapter, see Target Types for the list of supported adapters in Workflows.