--- title: "Scalefusion August 6th, 2025 Release Notes" slug: "scalefusion-august-6th-2025-release-notes" updated: 2025-08-11T07:02:43Z published: 2025-08-11T07:02:43Z canonical: "help.scalefusion.com/scalefusion-august-6th-2025-release-notes" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.scalefusion.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Scalefusion August 6th, 2025 Release Notes ## Version Information: - **Scalefusion Dashboard:** v60.05.0 - **Scalefusion MDM client (Agent app for macOS):** v4.28.12 - **Scalefusion Windows MDM Agent:** v16.2.0 - **Scalefusion Linux MDM Agent:** v3.2.0 ## Release Notes: 1. **Windows** 1. [**Self-Service for Enterprise Apps & Scripts**](/docs/self-service-app-for-enterprise-store-apps) IT Admins now have the flexibility to **add Enterprise apps and scripts to the Self-Service catalog** within the Scalefusion MDM agent app, rather than enforcing immediate or silent installations. 1. **Enterprise Apps**: Apps added to the catalog will be visible to end users in the MDM agent app, allowing them to install or update the applications as needed. 2. **Scripts**: Scripts can now be published to the catalog, giving users the option to execute them on demand, while still respecting the configured run options set by the admin. 2. **Bug Fixes** We have resolved several issues to improve performance and reliability: 1. Fixed an issue where the **Enrollment Email** was incorrectly displayed as **N/A** when a new user was assigned via the Dashboard. 2. Resolved a problem where the **MDM agent installation status** was not accurately reflected on the Dashboard. 3. Addressed a scenario where **OS upgrades were marked as completed**, even when they were not successfully applied. 4. Fixed inconsistencies in **Power ON/OFF status reporting** for certain devices. 5. Corrected issues with installing apps from the **App Catalog** when a device restarts during the installation or update process. 6. Fixed a problem where the **OneIdP Authenticator app** did not appear on **domain-joined devices** in some cases. 2. **macOS & Linux** 1. [**Veltar Secure Web Gateway Support**](/docs/secure-web-gateway) Scalefusion’s Veltar Secure Web Gateway (SWG) is now available for **macOS and Linux** devices. SWG helps ensure a safe and controlled browsing experience for end users, giving IT Admins robust tools to define web access policies. Key Capabilities: 1. ***Category-based Website Blocklist:*** Block access to websites based on pre-defined categories to protect users from unsafe or non-compliant content. 2. ***Custom Blocklists & Allowlists:*** Create extended and fully customizable blocklists. Add specific domains or URLs to an **allowlist** to override any blocked entries. 3. ***Support for Domain & IP-Based Rules:*** Allow or block access to specific domains and IP addresses. 4. ***Cloud App Access Management:*** Restrict access to cloud services like **Google Workspace** or **Microsoft 365**, allowing sign-in only via corporate email accounts. 5. ***App Bypass List (**macOS-Only**):*** Certain applications may require direct internet access. You can now exclude specific apps from SWG filtering on macOS, ensuring smooth functionality. 2. **Branding Enhancements** IT Admins can now set policy banners using the **RTFD format**, in addition to the previously supported RTF and plain text formats — offering greater flexibility for formatting and branding. 3. **Generic OneIdP Enhancements** 1. **Support for Sub-Domain Federation with Microsoft Entra (SAML)** Organizations using sub-domains with Microsoft Entra can now configure SAML-based SSO via OneIdP. Please note that sub-domain federation with Microsoft Entra has specific requirements and considerations: 1. The sub-domain must be promoted as a primary domain and disassociated from the parent domain in Microsoft Entra before federation can be applied. 2. Once disassociated, the sub-domain will no longer inherit SSO settings from the parent domain. 3. Going forward, the sub-domain must be managed independently: 1. If OneIdP is removed in the future, the sub-domain will not revert to using the parent domain’s SSO settings. 2. Admins will need to manually configure a new SSO provider for the sub-domain if required. 2. **Bug Fixes** 1. **SLO URL in Metadata File** The Single Logout (SLO) URL was previously missing from the OneIdP SAML metadata file. This has now been corrected and included in the latest version. 4. **New User Interface for User and Device Groups** We have redesigned the **User and Device Groups** interface to deliver a more modern, intuitive, and efficient experience for IT Admins. This update is part of our continued efforts to improve usability and streamline group management across the platform. ## Team: - Team Scalefusion