Celigo platform 2025.8.1 release notes

We’ve migrated everyone to the new builder UI, giving you a more intuitive experience when building flows and APIs. You can still toggle back to the old UI until we remove it later this year.

Configuring rules in filters and branching just got a whole lot simpler. With our redesigned interface for Branching and Filters, you can now build, read, and manage complex logic more intuitively. Logical operators (AND, OR, NOT) are now visually clear, rules can be dragged and dropped, and operand fields are easier to view, search, and edit. Plus, you can directly enter custom fields, clear or clone conditions without deleting the whole rule, and access operator settings without hunting around.

These updates streamline the flow-building process across branching and filters, empowering you to solve advanced use cases with less friction.

When creating an alias, you can now select a webhook listener from the list of exports, even if the listener doesn’t contain a connection. You can then trigger these exports programmatically without any additional configuration.

When installing or cloning templates and integrations, the connection setup step now defaults to Use existing connection instead of Create new connection. Integrations cloned within the same environment default to the original connections; otherwise, you can create or select any connection.

We’ve improved usability across several custom settings:

These changes make it easier to work with large lists and support nonstandard inputs when needed.

We’ve introduced Export execution mode under flow settings, enabling you to run multiple exports in parallel for faster data movement to enhance flow performance. 

Powered by the cloud-native, microservices-based Celigo architecture, this feature makes it easy to process data from multiple sources concurrently within a single flow, enhancing both speed and scalability.

While not every integration involves multiple input sources (“exports”), if your flow gathers data from various business inputs, Export execution mode lets you choose whether to run the exports sequentially or in parallel (the new default option).

With parallel export processing, your flows operate more efficiently, with greater flexibility and higher throughput.

We’ve added support for the newly released 2025.1 WSDL, part of the NetSuite 2025.1 update. 

Since NetSuite has stopped supporting the older 2018.1 and 2020.2 WSDL versions, all NetSuite connections to them will be automatically updated to 2025.1 with this release

We’ve greatly enhanced the Handlebars helper reference in Celigo Help Center. Now each helper has its own article, organized by handlebars type, with updated examples that reflect real-world JSON input scenarios. Whether you access handlebars documentation through the Help Center, natural language in Celigo AI, or Advanced field editor (AFE) intellisense, the new content will help you write accurate statements more efficiently.

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