Heads up
This is a pre-release list of features for Celigo platform version 2025.7.1 scheduled for release as follows:
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July 14th: all EU region accounts
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July 15th: non-trial free accounts in the North America region
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July 16th: all customers and trial accounts in the North America region
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July 21st: Integration apps release
These release notes are still being updated, and the links below may lead to unpublished articles until they are finalized on the day of the release.
You can now simulate real webhook requests more accurately with optional Sample headers and Sample query parameters. These values are especially useful when using Transformation 2.0, where you can reference them to route data, apply conditional logic, or test variations. Providing different samples lets you model multiple scenarios, validate mappings, and fully test flows without waiting on live data.
We added a universal user ID to support OIDC authentication across North America, European Union, and future regions. This value ensures that all customers can sign in to Celigo Help Center, Celigo Connective Community, Celigo U, and the partner portal regardless of where their account was originally created—avoiding authentication failures and enabling true cross-region identity continuity.
To improve the visibility of records for error tracking, export previews now display trace keys in the parsed output. Trace keys are important for identifying records when auto-resolving errors. Celigo automatically assigns trace keys based on expert knowledge of the application, but you can override the assigned values and configure trace keys for custom endpoints.
Account admins and authorized users can now allow Celigo Support representatives to have secure, controlled, and time-bound access to their environments. The Celigo Support access feature allows for more efficient resolution by granting the Celigo Support team instant insight into your account, giving you full control over when and how access is granted.
Cloning a flow is now faster and more intuitive. The integration and flow group from the original flow are preselected during setup, and connections default to the original when available. Additionally, after cloning, you’re redirected to the selected flow group.
We’ve enhanced all script-accessing drop-down lists to display the last updated date and time next to each script. This feature helps you quickly identify the most recent version of a script, even when multiple scripts share the same name. The timestamp helps you identify which script is relevant when reusing scripts across different steps. This update saves time, avoids errors, and ensures your integrations remain up to date with minimal effort.
You can now access HTTP response headers from exports and lookups directly in Transformation 2.0. This is especially useful for APIs that rely on headers for conditional logic, like extracting an ETag from a GET response and passing it as an If-Match header in a follow-up request, or working with APIs that include versioning or file metadata in response headers.
We've introduced a new Concurrency section in the Advanced settings of your MongoDB connections, giving you the ability to fine-tune performance. You can now adjust concurrency levels setting both a desired target and a maximum concurrency limit to optimize how your connections handle data.
You can also enable automatic recovery from rate-limit errors or even borrow concurrency settings from another connection to simplify management. By default, new MongoDB connections start with automatic recovery enabled and a target concurrency of 5, while existing connections maintain conservative defaults with auto-recovery off and concurrency set at 1.
Simple view for export queries
We’ve introduced the simple view for export queries. You now have two flexible ways to build export queries:
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SQL view – For advanced users who prefer to write queries manually
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Simple view – A new, user-friendly visual builder for creating queries without writing any SQL
These enhancements provide faster query creation with an intuitive, drag-and-drop style interface, the ability to choose data columns and define conditions without relying on SQL statements, and boolean logic filtering (AND, OR, NOT).
SQL query once per page of records
The Workday connector now supports a new import setting: Use SQL query once per page of records. This lets you run a custom SQL query once per page during imports to improve performance when working with large datasets
New HTTP connectors:
Enhanced HTTP connectors:
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Acumatica: Simplified the connector
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Gainsight PXd: Simplified the connector
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AmeriCommerce by Cart.com: Rebranded Cart.com connector to AmeriCommerce by Cart.com
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Vend: Rebranded Vend connector to Lightspeed Retail (X-Series)
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Coupa: Enhanced the connector by adding the Grant type in the iClient configuration
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Lightspeed: Enhanced the connector to support eCom (C-Series), Retail (X-Series) API types, and endpoints
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PagerDuty: Enhanced the connector to support multiple API and added endpoints
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Microsoft Power Automate: Enhanced the connector as Celigo is now hosting the iClient
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RingCentral: Enhanced the connector by adding Events API type and endpoints
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ShipStation: Enhanced the connector with API version and added endpoints
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OANDA: Enhanced the connector to support Exchange rates (new) API type
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Adobe Sign: Added endpoints
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Microsoft Outlook Mail: Added endpoints
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Pitney Bowes: Added endpoints
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QuickBooks: Added endpoints
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SAP Concur: Added endpoints
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Walmart: Added endpoints
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{{regexMatch}}helper now returns an empty string when the specified index exceeds the number of matches found using the global ("g") flag for more consistent and predictable pattern matching behavior. -
The Shopify lookup flow step would sometimes refresh, losing changes to unsaved settings.
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Errors were not recorded in the debug log for the Amazon XML Feed import when using an async helper.