The December 2025 release introduces the ability to migrate a PowerShell target system to PowerShell v2. PowerShell v1 target systems were deprecated in March 2025, and this option makes it easier to transition existing PowerShell v1 target systems to PowerShell v2. If you are unsure whether your system is PowerShell v1 or v2, open the target system in HelloID; PowerShell v1 systems display a deprecation message at the top of the page and have a Migrate button on the General tab.

The migration process preserves the target system's configurations, and ensures that business rules granting entitlements in the target system will continue to work. However, to complete the migration, target mappings must be recreated using the PowerShell v2 graphical interface, as v1 scripted mappings are not supported in a v2 system. In addition, all account, permission, and resource scripts must be manually updated to comply with the PowerShell v2 script format.

Note that the migration is irreversible and that the system will be temporarily disabled during the process.

Watch the feature walkthrough in the HelloID Product Update December 2025.

New icons on product request timeline entries make it easier to quickly understand the status of a product request and the actions linked to it.

Any actions linked to the Approved state will be executed

Any actions linked to the Returned state will be executed

The product request's time limit has been set or reset

The request was handled outside the configured approval workflow

A product’s return date is now visible in the request details. An icon indicates when a product is set to expire for a user. Hover over the icon to view the date.

Administrators can now choose whether to execute product return actions when denying a recertification request through the page. Audit messages include this information.

You can now add a comment and tags when excluding an issue from the . This helps to document the reason for exclusion and makes it easier to find and filter excluded issues later.

is now available as part of the Governance module, upon request. This feature helps create the most efficient set of by automatically identifying shared characteristics among persons in HelloID Provisioning who share the same entitlements in connected target systems. It is especially useful when onboarding new target systems, as it only includes entitlements not yet managed within HelloID.

Administrators can configure rule mining by selecting target systems, up to five relevant source data fields, and the minimum group size for matching persons. Next, a can be generated. The report lists condition sets ranked by efficiency, showing how many entitlements are shared among persons who meet the condition, as well as the number of exceptions. Potentially redundant condition sets are flagged.

For each condition set, you can view entitlement details, the matching persons (starting with those missing any entitlements), and any alternative condition sets.

Rule mining is available on the Provisioning dashboard under > .

Watch the feature walkthrough in the HelloID Product Update November 2025.