Rappit's Fall 2026 Release elevates user experience and enterprise readiness

The latest Rappit Platform release pushes your applications further into the way your enterprise works every day, with a more connected experience for application end-users and new insight for product owners into how applications are used. For IT teams, it brings productivity, consistency and governance to database changes and external connections. 

Build a page once and embed live across your core system where users need it most

With Micro Frontend page embedding, your core system’s microservice applications work together as one connected experience. Pages from any member application load inside the application your users are already in. Menus, homepage tiles, buttons, detail pages, data grids and query views can all pull from across your core system, while the URL, side menu and layout stay put. Picture one order screen with live Warehouse inventory on one tab and Delivery Tracking attempts on another, each filtered to that order.

Build a page once and reuse it in every application. Users see the whole picture on one screen. Access stays governed, so someone without Warehouse rights sees an access message in that one grid while the rest of the page works. Rename a page in one application and every reference across your core system updates automatically.

Measure adoption for every application

Google Analytics monitoring is now built into every application you generate. An Org Admin adds a Google Tag Manager ID once in Organization Settings, and every publish after that sends page views and button clicks (Save, Approve, Export, custom actions) from your deployed applications straight into your own Google Analytics. Each application’s Operate section has an Open Google Analytics button, one click away. It is opt-in and starts with your next publish. You complete a one-time setup in Google Analytics and Tag Manager, and we document every step.

Business leaders see whether a new release of the application is actually adopted. Product owners see which features matter most. Operations teams spot a drop in usage before the complaints arrive. Your usage data flows from the browser to your own Google account, and the capability is included at no extra charge.

Automated DB schema updates keep every datastore in sync

Change a table, deploy, and Rappit detects what changed and applies it through your CI/CD pipeline, so your database keeps pace with your application. That covers your AI-ready data core, consisting of an RDBMS, BigQuery and Elasticsearch, across Development, Test, Pre-Production and Production environments. Set each environment to Automatic or Manual (Manual is the default), so production can keep a human at the controls. Need to reshape data on the way? Add pre and post steps in Java or SQL. A failed step shows up in the Admin Console, and you retry from that step with completed work left in place.

You get less schema-related manual work, and your release process scales with your environments. Application development leaders get DevOps maturity built into the platform, with a full sync history in the Admin Console.

Authentication goes from custom code to a single selection

Choose the authentication type for a REST integration from a single dropdown. OAuth 2.0 (client credentials), API Key, OAuth 1.0 and Mutual TLS now join Basic and No Auth. The generated application handles token acquisition and caching, request signing and certificate presentation. Admins enter credentials per environment directly in the running application, and secrets are held securely in Google Secret Manager. Existing integrations keep working exactly as they are.

Developers spend their time on what makes your system unique. Security and compliance teams manage credentials in one governed place and every new integration starts faster.

What could this look like for your systems?

Rappit works shoulder to shoulder with your team to ideate and build agentic core enterprise systems, so the best place to start is where you are today.

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