New Coveo Platform features

We’ve enhanced the query pipeline conditions experience to give you better visibility and control. You can now view a condition and its associations in a dedicated panel, making it easier to understand which pipelines, rules, and ML models rely on it. We’ve also streamlined condition management with the option to add and edit descriptions directly within the configuration panels, making conditions easier to identify.

Together, these improvements make it simpler to understand, organize, and maintain your query pipeline conditions.

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We’ve added a new Peak QPS card to your System Performance page.

This gives you quick visibility into your highest query-per-second spikes, helping you better understand traffic patterns and plan for peak demand.

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We’ve updated the Coveo Administration Console home page to enhance your experience.

The Watchtower section now highlights issues and warnings related to your machine learning models. Click the card to navigate to the Models page and review detailed information.

The Key metrics card now includes an analytics events count, giving you better visibility into activity across your Coveo-powered search interfaces.

We’ve also enhanced tooltips for your key metrics, providing clearer explanations of upward and downward trend indicators.

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We’ve updated the Content Browser to display the hashed item primary ID as the default item identifier on the Fields tab of the item details panel. We recommend using this ID when sharing or referencing items (for example, in support requests or team collaboration) instead of the item unique ID or URI. This helps reduce the visibility of URI-based information that may contain personally identifiable information (PII).

The item unique ID and URI remain available in the Additional details tab for scenarios where they’re required.

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We’re excited to announce the new MCP Server page! Create a Coveo Hosted Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server configuration to connect third-party LLM apps and AI agent frameworks to your enterprise knowledge.

Enable these apps and frameworks to dynamically invoke Coveo’s Search, Fetch, Answer, and Passage Retrieval tools without the need for custom integrations.

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The Sitemap source now supports additional use cases, making it easier to index websites that rely on JavaScript-driven sitemap workflows.

You can now target Sitemap URLs that are HTML pages using JavaScript to:

For dynamically generated sitemaps, the targeted page must return a Content-Type of application/xhtml+xml or text/html.

With this enhancement, the Sitemap source becomes an even more attractive option for website indexing, offering broad compatibility with modern sitemap setups while requiring significantly less configuration than alternative source types.

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We’ve updated the user interface for the Salesforce source to provide a more modern and consistent experience across all source types.

The redesigned interface streamlines the source creation process for quicker interactions. Responsiveness and accessibility have also been improved.

No action is required. Your existing source configurations are preserved, and indexing behavior remains the same.

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This release introduces a new home page for the Coveo Administration Console. The page provides a centralized place to access important information about your Coveo organization. It offers an overview of your organization, key metrics, a summary of recent activity, and quick access to useful resources. Designed with administrators in mind, the home page helps you get up to speed faster and manage your Coveo environment more efficiently.

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This release also includes a new system performance page that highlights key indexing and query performance metrics, along with charts that help visualize trends and patterns over time. With this new page, you can proactively identify and address potential issues, helping ensure optimal performance for your Coveo environment.

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