> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://developer.collibra.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://developer.collibra.com/api/guides/output-module/whats-new.md).

# What's new

* Added "BaseRelationType" and "DerivedRelationType" entities. (July 2026)
* Added performance optimization tips. (January 2026)
* Clarified "Asset" classes. (November 2025)
* Added "CSV output format" section. (October 2025)
* Added performance considerations. (August 2025)
* Added the option to sort null values. (May 2025)
* Changes to date formats for "DateAttribute", "createdOn" and "lastModified" fields. (April 2025)
* Added information about cursor-based pagination. (April 2025)
* Added Comment "resolved" and "contentLastModifiedOn" properties. (January 2025)
* Documented global limits enforced on queries. (December 2024)
* Documented case sensitivity on IN and EQUALS filters. (December 2024)
* Updated target name for EXISTS/NOT\_EXISTS filters from Responsibilities to Member. (December 2024)
* Added information about fields that require administrative rights to be queried. (December 2024)
* Deprecated Relation "startingDate" and "endingDate". (March 2023)
* Added "ViewPermission" entity. (March 2023)
* The Community and Domain entities are now extensions of Organization. (January 2022)
* The Output Module API uses the same terminology as the user interface. (September 2021)
* The guide now contains YAML examples.
* References to the deprecated REST API v1 were removed.
* The Timeout mechanism is described.
* The Result limit mechanism is described.
* The API endpoints are described.


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