Review version updates.
How immutable marketplace versions, manual updates, auto-update rules, permission expansion, price increases, rollback, and deprecations work.
Immutable versions
Published marketplace workflow versions are immutable. When a publisher releases a new version, your existing install stays on its current version until you choose to update or until an approved auto-update rule applies.
Manual updates
Manual updates should be reviewed like a new approval. Inspect the changelog, permission manifest, price, trial or billing state, support notes, and restricted-category disclosures before moving an install to the new version.
Auto-update
Auto-update is off by default. If you enable it, NW Agentic can move the install to eligible future versions that do not expand permissions, do not raise price beyond your approved bounds, and pass required marketplace review.
Changes that require approval
- Expanded permissions, including a new integration, broader scope, new action, or additional sensitive data category.
- A price increase or material billing-term change beyond what you already approved.
- A restricted-category change or new human-oversight requirement.
- A publisher change that requires a fresh trust or support review.
Rollback and deprecation
Rollback can be available for a limited period when the prior version remains eligible and safe to run. If a workflow version is deprecated, the Customer Console should show notices with the expected timeline and the action needed to keep service continuity.
Related customer docs
For how update permissions are evaluated, read the permissions guide. For ending an install before or after an update, read pause and cancellation.