This page summarizes the changes shipped in each release of Power BI Connector for HubSpot. Entries are listed with the most recent release first. For feature documentation and setup instructions, see the documentation index.
1.1.0 — July 22, 2026 #
Added #
- Full ERD (full schema view). A bird’s-eye view of every HubSpot object the connector works with, including this portal’s custom objects and custom events. See Preview ERD.
Changed #
- A subset of HubSpot Private App scopes is now optional during authorization — the default permission footprint is smaller, and you only grant what you actually need.
- Removed unused scopes from the app’s permission list.
- Various UI refinements across the connector.
Fixed #
- Changing the owner of a shared data source now correctly propagates to users the data source is shared with. Previously, some shared users could see stale ownership information after a transfer.
Initial release — early access #
The feature set available at the start of early access:
- HubSpot object export. Create data sources from any HubSpot object — contacts, companies, deals, tickets, custom objects, custom events — with field-level selection. See Create a Data Source.
- Preview ERD. View entity-relationship diagrams at three granularities: per data source, per HubSpot module, or the full schema. See Preview ERD.
- Data source sharing. Share data sources with other users in your HubSpot account with read-only access. See Share a Data Source.
- Personal access tokens. Per-user access tokens with configurable expiry policy and revocation. See Manage Access Tokens and Configure the Token Expiry Policy.
- Row-level filtering. Server-side row filtering applied at query time so unfiltered rows never travel over the wire. See Filter Rows.
- Incremental refresh support. Compatible with Power BI incremental refresh for efficient handling of large datasets. See Set Up Incremental Refresh in Power BI.
- History and audit log. Per-data-source and per-token history entries for compliance and troubleshooting. See History.
- Access control via HubSpot Connected apps. Access to the connector is managed by a HubSpot Super Admin from the Connected apps settings. Inside the connector, User and Admin roles govern what each signed-in user can do. See Application Permissions Setup.
Notes on versioning #
Power BI Connector for HubSpot follows semantic versioning. Major version increments indicate changes that may require administrator attention during upgrade; minor versions add functionality; patch versions deliver fixes and refinements. Where a release introduces changes that affect installed configurations, this page calls them out explicitly.
Each release is reviewed against the Metrica software security policy prior to publication. For audit reports, control mappings, and other compliance materials, see the Metrica Trust Center. For questions about a specific change or to report an issue, contact support.