Lasernet Keep 11.3 Beta 1 New Features

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Release version: 11.3 Beta 1

Release date: 15th September 2026

Introduction

Lasernet Keep 11.3 Beta 1 adds four features:

  • Asynchronous configuration import

  • PostgreSQL database support

  • Authenticated remote search links

  • White-label branding

Note

Release notes for this Lasernet Keep release are available.

Note

This is a beta release. The content of these release notes is subject to change until the final release of this software.

This beta release should not be used in production environments.

As this is a beta release, minor issues might exist in the software. Although beta releases are not officially supported, you can submit error reports to Lasernet Support.

Asynchronous Configuration Import

Lasernet Keep supports asynchronous mode for several operations, including creating, unbinding, and deleting key and document definitions.

This release adds asynchronous configuration import to this list. For more information about this feature, consult the dedicated section of the Administration Guide.

PostgreSQL

Database management systems supported by Keep now include PostgreSQL - a widely used, free database provider in container-based deployments and local installations - in addition to Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, and Azure SQL Server.

To use PostgreSQL with Keep:

  • Select PostgreSQL as the database during installation.

  • If needed, configure Keep's node.properties with the PostgreSQL-specific connection details.

Implementation details are available on the Lasernet Knowledge Base.

External systems can now generate secure, long-lived links that sign an external user straight into the results of a predefined Keep search. The user does not see a Keep login page, and the link exposes no username, password, API key, or search values.

The external system creates the link using its own Keep API key. For details on link lifetime, security, and creating and managing links, see Authenticated Remote Search Links.

White-Label Branding

You can now replace the standard Keep logo in the header with your own logo, in light and dark variants.

For configuration details, see Replace the Keep Logo with a Custom Logo for White Labeling.

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