Redwood Insights Premium and more observability updates for RunMyJobs: Elevating context and confidence

As enterprise automation grows more distributed and more business-critical, visibility needs to keep pace. Workflows now span SAP landscapes, cloud platforms, legacy systems and third-party services. Execution data is abundant, but without context, it becomes harder to answer the questions that matter most: Where are risks emerging? What’s slowing us down? How does automation performance connect to business outcomes?

Redwood Software began addressing this challenge last year with the introduction of Redwood Insights, bringing observability directly into RunMyJobs by Redwood through standardized dashboards and operational analytics. That foundation gave teams clearer visibility into automation health and compliance without relying on disconnected tools.

RunMyJobs 2026.1 builds on that momentum with a broad set of observability-focused updates across the platform. This update expands how automation data is surfaced, shared and trusted, combining default insights, deeper analytics, tighter ecosystem integration and strengthened security. Together, these enhancements give teams a clearer context across their automation environments and greater confidence as automation becomes more central to daily operations.

Democratizing automation intelligence

At the center of RunMyJobs 2026.1 is Redwood Insights Premium, an expansion of the analytics and observability capabilities already available to RunMyJobs customers.

Redwood Insights Premium is designed for organizations that need deeper analysis and longer historical context as automation becomes more central to their operations. It extends observability beyond platform administrators to the business and domain teams that rely on automation outcomes.

Key capabilities include:

• A no-code dashboard designer that allows IT to create role-specific dashboards for different teams
• Extensive visibility into workflow health, execution patterns and emerging trends
• 15 months of historical data retention, expanding the existing analytics window for trend analysis, capacity planning and ROI conversations

IT teams can curate views for different teams and control access, while stakeholders gain self-service access to insights in their own context. This reduces reporting overhead and removes the “IT-as-translator” bottleneck without sacrificing consistency.

Unified transparency across SAP and the broader ecosystem

RunMyJobs has long supported integration across enterprise environments. In 2026.1, that integration extends more deeply into observability workflows.

For SAP-centric organizations, the out-of-the-box SAP Cloud ALM connector brings RunMyJobs execution data directly into SAP’s native Job and Automation Monitoring. Automation health becomes part of the same operational view SAP teams already use, improving coordination and reducing mean time to resolution (MTTR).

At the same time, RunMyJobs continues to integrate with leading observability platforms such as Splunk, Dynatrace, New Relic and AppDynamics. These integrations strengthen full-stack correlation, allowing teams to connect automation behavior with application and infrastructure performance using tools already in place.

Enhanced security and trusted AI, built in

In 2026.1, RunMyJobs’ security and governance foundations are further strengthened.

New capabilities include automated malicious file detection for all UI uploads with full audit logging, along with enterprise-grade moderation applied to all Redwood RangerAI interactions. These controls allow teams to benefit from AI-assisted troubleshooting and scripting while maintaining strict governance boundaries.

Support for Java 25 ensures the platform continues to align with the latest long-term support runtime for performance and security.

Modern deployment: Cloud Gateway

As automation environments become more distributed, reliable connectivity becomes essential. Observability and execution depend on consistent communication across cloud, hybrid and on-premises infrastructure.

The updated Cloud Gateway in RunMyJobs 2026.1 improves how the platform connects to these environments. It supports multiple active gateways at the same time, enabling higher throughput and load distribution across gateways. Intelligent routing allows traffic to be segmented by network or domain, while automated failover ensures continuity if a gateway becomes unavailable.

Together, these enhancements strengthen availability and performance across complex network topologies. Observability and execution data remain reliable even as infrastructure becomes more segmented and automation spans multiple environments.

Velocity through usability

Alongside these enhancements, RunMyJobs 2026.1 includes hundreds of usability and performance refinements. These changes focus on reducing friction in daily operations rather than introducing new workflows that teams need to learn.

Improvements across navigation, responsiveness and issue detection help users move faster and identify potential problems earlier. Routine interactions require fewer steps. Signals that once required manual investigation are surfaced more clearly within existing views.

Together, these updates extend RunMyJobs’ observability capabilities into a broader, more actionable intelligence layer. Automation becomes easier to understand, easier to manage and easier to optimize over time.

Already a Redwood customer? Review all the features released in 2026.1.

Ready to democratize your data? Request a demo of RunMyJobs, including Redwood Insights Premium, and see how tailored observability changes how your teams work.