As part of our May 2026 Platform release, we are renaming several connectors. Depending on the connector, this may affect support or simply reflect a name update with no functional impact. Please read the details below so you know what to expect.
The following connectors are being renamed to clarify their status. Deprecated will remain functional, but are no longer being actively maintained or enhanced. Retired Connectors are no longer supported, integration processes won’t break, however support will no longer be provided. We strongly recommend migrating to the recommended alternative connector as soon as possible.
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What does Deprecated mean? A deprecated connector continues to work in your existing processes, but is no longer receiving updates. Boomi strongly recommends moving to the alternative connector to avoid any future risk. For full details on our deprecation policy, visit our Feature Deprecation Process and Policy page.
What does Retired mean? When a connector is retired at the end of the deprecation stage, it is no longer supported on the Boomi Enterprise Platform. Retired connectors will not be removed from your account, and deployed processes using them will continue to run, however, they are no longer maintained or supported. Without a guarantee of backward compatibility, customers use them at their own risk, and Boomi strongly recommends avoiding their use.For full details on our deprecation policy, visit our Feature Deprecation Process and Policy page.
The following connectors are simply being renamed. There is no change to functionality, behavior, or support. No action needed from customers.
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To stay up to date on planned deprecations and retirements across the Boomi Platform, bookmark our Product and Feature Retirements page.
If you have any questions, feel free to reply to this post or reach out to Boomi Support.