Nodinite Insights Newsletter – September 2026
Welcome back to Nodinite Insights!
We hope you’ve had a relaxing summer and are returning refreshed and ready for an exciting autumn ahead. In this edition, we’re looking forward to one of the highlights of the European integration calendar, the Nordic Integration Summit (NIS) 2026 in Stockholm, where Nodinite is a proud Gold Sponsor.
We’re also shining the spotlight on the upcoming Nodinite 7.10 release and new product updates as well as the Inner Circle newsletter.
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Meet Nodinite at NIS 2026 in Stockholm!
The Nordic Integration Summit is returning to Stockholm on October 5–6, bringing together integration experts, technology leaders, and the wider Nordic integration community, and Nodinite is proud to be a Gold Sponsor! We’re looking forward to two inspiring days of new ideas, great conversations, and insights into where integration technology is heading next.
Come and meet the team, see what’s new in Nodinite, and get a closer look at our latest product developments and how they can help you gain greater visibility and control across your integration landscape.
And while you’re there, don’t forget to enter our raffle competition! Last year’s raffle proved very popular, so we’re bringing the fun back for NIS 2026. Whether you want to talk integrations, explore the latest Nodinite innovations, or simply say hello and try your luck in the draw, we’d love to meet you in Stockholm.
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Nodinite 7.10 Is Coming
Nodinite 7.10 is shaping up to be one of our most significant releases yet, delivering major enhancements across the platform.
Among the highlights is Mapify, Nodinite’s next-generation visualization capability for exploring dependencies across complex integration landscapes. Interactive navigation and reusable Saved Maps help teams understand, analyze, and communicate how systems and integrations connect.
The release also introduces C4 architecture diagrams linked directly to live data in the Nodinite Repository. With context, container, and component views, architects and developers can move seamlessly from high-level architecture to detailed implementation perspectives, while keeping every view connected to the actual integration landscape.
New Component Types give systems, services, and other Repository entities clear visual identities using Font Awesome, Microsoft Azure, or custom icons. Together with shared image assets and broader Repository enhancements, this makes architectural models easier to navigate and understand.
Performance improvements, fixes, and refinements across Nodinite complete the release, and there is much more still to reveal.
To read more, access the new Nodinite Support Portal. If you don’t already have an account, it is easy to get one. Once inside, you can get access to all product release notes.
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Get Insights at a Lower Cost
Did you know that reducing Azure Logic Apps Run History retention can help lower your total cost of ownership (TCO)? A guide we published explains how organizations can reduce the amount of run-history data retained in Azure while using Nodinite for long-term logging, monitoring, and observability.
The result is a more cost-efficient approach that helps you maintain the visibility and historical insights your integration teams need without paying to retain unnecessary data.
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58 customers interviewed and counting
Over the past months, we have been speaking directly with our customers to better understand how they use Nodinite today, where they see the greatest value, and what challenges they expect in the years ahead.
So far, we have interviewed 58 customers across both the private and public sectors, and the conversations have given us valuable insights.
One message is clear: integration environments are becoming increasingly complex. Many organizations are moving from traditional platforms such as BizTalk toward Azure Integration Services while, at the same time, operating hybrid environments with several integration technologies.
Another recurring challenge is documentation. Keeping integration documentation accurate and up to date is difficult, especially when hundreds or even thousands of integrations are involved. Customers increasingly want documentation to be generated and maintained automatically rather than through manual processes.
We also hear growing demand for better visualization of business processes, system dependencies and integration landscapes, making technical information understandable for architects, application owners and business stakeholders.
Finally, customers want stronger governance: knowing what integrations exist, how they are connected, who owns them and what happens when something fails.
These insights are helping shape Nodinite’s evolution from monitoring and logging toward a broader platform for Integration Governance.
And the interviews continue.
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Get the Inside Track with the Nodinite Inner Circle
Are you a Nodinite customer reading Nodinite Insights? Make sure you also sign up for our Inner Circle newsletter, where customers get early notification about articles, ideas, and insights from Nodinite.
It’s a great way to stay one step ahead and closer to the latest thinking from Nodinite.
One recent Inner Circle article, “Your Business Processes Do Not Live Where You Think” explores how critical business processes often span multiple systems, and how the integration layer can provide valuable end-to-end visibility into how those processes are actually running.
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