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# 1.176.0 - 25 March 2026

### Release Overview

This release focuses on improving the reliability, security, and performance of the UbiQuity platform.

While there are minimal visible changes, a number of important updates have been made behind the scenes to strengthen platform stability, improve data handling, and support ongoing enhancements to our architecture.

### Improvements and Bug Fixed

UbiQuity is constantly making small changes to ensure that, behind the scenes, everything will go as smoothly as possible and to continue to build a strong foundation to make improvements to the platform.

* Improved platform stability and performance: We’ve made several backend improvements to reduce the risk of processing issues across mailouts and transactional data.
* Enhanced security and infrastructure: Updates have been applied to strengthen platform security, including improvements aligned with best practice recommendations.
* Database reliability improvements: Changes to database configuration help ensure more predictable performance and reduce the risk of capacity-related issues.
* Ongoing platform modernisation: We’ve continued migrating parts of the platform to newer services and standards, supporting better scalability and future feature development.
* Fixed an issue where some automated mailouts could fail to process recipients after scheduling changes
* Fixed several backend processing and data handling issues to improve overall system reliability

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