> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.delpha.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.delpha.io/delpha-for-salesforce/delpha-upgrade/whats-new.md).

# What's New

The **"What's New"** section is organized by key feature areas, making it easy to browse recent updates and improvements. Each item links to a dedicated page summarizing the latest changes and enhancements for that component:

* **Delpha Setup** – [Updates related to initial configuration and global settings](/delpha-for-salesforce/delpha-upgrade/whats-new/delpha-setup.md).
* **Duplicate** – [Enhancements to duplicate detection and resolution workflows](/delpha-for-salesforce/delpha-upgrade/whats-new/duplicate.md).
* **Data Quality** – [Improvements in data assessment and cleaning functionalities](/delpha-for-salesforce/delpha-upgrade/whats-new/data-quality.md).
* **Data Steward Views** – [Changes in how data stewards can manage, filter, and act on data](/delpha-for-salesforce/delpha-upgrade/whats-new/data-steward-views.md).

This structure helps users quickly find what’s relevant to their role or workflow.

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Note that if a version does not impact one of the Delpha components it will not be listed in the corresponding section. 
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