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2020 release notes

Kathyana Queeman
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Release Notes, January 2020 (version 5.12.1.2)

What's enhanced

  • The MongoDB Connection Wizard has a new Replica Set advanced setting that sets the replicaSet parameter on the Connection.mongodb subSchema.

  • You can now verify PGP files for FTP, FTPS, and SFTP integrations where the file size is small enough to accommodate file buffering in memory until signature validation is complete and the field is not exposed in the user interface. If both PGP keys are sent to ftp_bridge then integrator.io exports will verify the signature and decrypts the file, and imports will encrypt and sign the file.

  • Ignore .CSV files based upon the data in the first page rather than filtering for each page

  • You can now automatically pull Amazon settlement reports from seller central on a scheduled basis and process the reconciliation.

  • Some fields in connections, imports, and exports previously referred to REST subschema fields (ex: body field). Those fields now refer to the corresponding fields in the HTTP subschema.

  • integrator.io now automatically disables or enables all related distributed exports when a flow is disabled or enabled.

  • integrator.io now backs up all flows with online connections to NetSuite.

  • If a request to the Amazon API includes the NextToken parameter, the GetReportListByNextToken operation enables API throttling on each record returned with a HasNext parameter set to True. See Amazon's API documentation for more information about the operation.

  • Celigo renamed the Integration Apps editions available to customers. Editions have been renamed as follows:

    • Starter (formerly Standard)

    • Standard (formerly Premium)

    • Premium (formerly Enterprise)

  • OAUTH refresh requests now contain configured headers in the refresh token 

  • Updates to JavaScript hook signatures

    • The currentExportDateTime and lastExportDateTime options for the preSavePage hook are now date objects.

    • Date objects are now serialized and deserialized

UI/UX enhancements

  • integrator.io has a new user interface that uses React.js.

  • The response object for HTTP import in the Assistant framework now supports related fields.

What's fixed

  • Fixed REST to HTTP conversion logic for null body imports.

  • HTTP Import Adaptor now returns an error (instead of an unhandled exception) when the data given to it is not a JSON object.

  • Fixed refresh logic for Magento 2 assistant connections.

  • Fixed virtual import errors when sending the “data” in the body as {}.

  • Fixed error during NetSuite order imports.

  • Fixed inventory export error.

  • Fixed import orders on demand. (This broke when REST was deprecated).

  • Fixed unhandled exception for undefined resourceOwnerId.

  • Fixed NetSuite Case to JIRA flow error caused by migrating connections from REST to HTTP where {HTTP: True, Rest:False}.

  • Fixed NetSuite Project to JIRA Project flow error caused by migrating connections from REST to HTTP where {HTTP:True, Rest: False}.

  • Fixed security vulnerability where Authenticated IO users could generate new access tokens for other users by accessing agent_id parameter.

  • Fixed inability to add new Square account (Square-NetSuite IA).

  • The response sent after executing the blob import was different in REST and HTTP adaptors. We have made changes in HTTP adaptor now so that the response sent after execution of blob import is same as REST adaptor for REST deprecated blob imports.

  • Fixed invalid token error for Quickbooks flow runs after token expiry time.

  • Fixed Travis job failures caused by release/v5.12.1.0.

  • Fixed REST to HTTP conversion logic when the REST doc contain {{connection.rest.test}} as the placeholder.

  • Fixed SQL error on import to Microsoft SQL.

  • Fixed TypeError: Cannot read property 'message' of undefined.

  • Fixed HTTP empty body calls to be in parity with REST for postBody Pagination.

  • Fixed security vulnerability where invitation token link leaks to LinkedIn and Facebook.

  • Fixed REST To HTTP backward compatibility issue for virtual blob exports and imports.

  • Fixed ping failure paths and ping failure values for REST to HTTP converted docs.

  • Fixed an issue with REST migrated imports where extra key-value pairs were being inserted into body template.

  • Fixed error in HTTP migration script that was setting 'isHTTP' to false.

  • Fixed differences between REST vs HTTP in HTTP Adaptor.

  • Fixed refresh logic for assistant connections.

  • Fixed sandbox error preventing NetSuite ID from syncing back to Salesforce account.

  • Fixed Dun & Bradstreet token generation mechanism.

  • Fixed item export error in Shopify Integrated App.

  • Fixed Amazon integrator.io field mapping error.

  • Fixed strict transport security misconfiguration.

  • Fixed deprecated REST Import failures when postbody is configured with handlebars

Release Notes, Feb 2020 (version 6.2.1.0)

What’s enhanced

  • integrator.io added support for NetSuite Payment Instrument record type imports and exports.

  • We've changed the edition names of our Integration Apps:

    • Former Standard is now named Starter,

    • Former Premium is now named Standard, and

    • Former Enterprise is now named Premium.

UI/UX enhancements

  • New user experience: We've completely overhauled the front-end of our platform and added tons of enhancements and new features. The beta will be available for a test drive this coming Tuesday, February 18th. More information will follow.

Release Notes, March 2020 (version 6.3.1.0)

What’s new

  • The Amazon - Acumatica Settlement Quickstart integration template is available in the integrator.io Marketplace.

  • You can now access a NetSuite saved search during export or import for all Pricing and price level-type records (see Transaction > Management > Saved Searches > New).

  • You can view the communication between integrator.io and your app, including the data output, in the Export preview pane for all application connectors (excluding FTP, webhooks and Amazon S3 at present).

  • Built-in connectors are now available for

  • When defining integration data mappings, you can now apply conditional logic to each field.

  • You can now access a NetSuite saved search during export or import for all Pricing and price level-type records (see Transaction > Management > Saved Searches > New).

What’s enhanced

  • New NetSuite Realtime Export Flow option prevents infinite loop

  • When you delete an agent, the agent will appear in the Recycle Bin instead of being removed, allowing you to restore the agent for later use.

  • The Sage One connection has been upgraded to the latest Sage Business Cloud Accounting API, version3.1.

  • New integrator.io fields – two each for success and failure – allow you to point to an expected response for those HTTP connections that return a 200 status, along with a custom path to a result in the header.

    • When importing through a universal HTTP connection, you can now handle custom success codes by specifying the path and expected value in the header.

    • When importing from, exporting to, or setting up a universal HTTP connection, you can now handle custom failure codes by specifying the path and expected value in the header.

  • Two new read-only fields are shown in Salesforce connections: Email and Organization Id. (These values were already populated for the SFDC account, and exposing the fields helps you select the right one.)

  • File templates are now included for Magnolia EDI 810, Magnolia EDI 850, and C.H. Robinson EDI 204.

  • The default JavaScript hook function stubs have been modified to pass a composite value to the settings object. The code is commented clearly, and all changes are fully backward compatible.

  • When importing a flow from Acumatica, you now have built-in access to the sales invoice record.

  • When exporting data to Concur, you now have the ability to test and addall of the following expense records: company, users, and lists.

What’s fixed

  • Integrator.io recovers any record skipped real-time export triggers, in the unlikely event that web service is interrupted.

  • The Shipwire product and order fields are now exposed for import mapping.

  • You can now access your NetSuite saved searches, simply by clicking a link in your integration’s export. Your saved searches will open in a new browser tab, without having to log into NetSuite and locate them.

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Release Notes, April 2020 (version 6.4.1.0)

What’s new

  • Separate Production and Sandbox options are available. For accounts with the Sandbox option, a default color scheme is applied so that the Sandbox is visually distinct from the familiar Production environment.

  • When exporting from or importing to NetSuite, subrecords are automatically included for the following NetSuite record types:

    • Credit Memo

    • Cash Refund

    • Inventory Transfer

    • Invoice

    • Built-in connectors are now available for 3PL Central, Loop Returns, Litmos, and Vroozi.

    • Slack now offers an OAuth 2.0 API connection and has announced that it will discontinue issuing new tokens for the token connection type as of May 2020. The Slack connection now supports Slack OAuth 2.0 connections.

What’s enhanced

  • In order to streamline frequent integration management tasks that were harder to locate and required more steps to complete, integrator.io now places links and panes in-line at more intuitive locations:

    • Home > Install integration: Install an integration ZIP file stored locally or on your network

    • Home > Download integration: Download an integration “tile” in ZIP format

    • Marketplace > Install template: Start the installation process without having to leave the page

  • You can view the communication between integrator.io and NetSuite or Salesforce, including the data output, in the Export preview pane.

What’s fixed

  • All supported document types are available when using an AS2 connection (previously, the only option was EDI).

  • When exporting data from Salesforce, you can now successfully search for records using the built-in keyword lastExportDateTime, which filters the query based on records updated since the flow was last run.

  • When setting up a connection to Shipbob, choose only the scopes required for your integration. (Previously, all API scopes were required for the connection to operate.)

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Release Notes, May 2020 (version 6.5.1.0)

What’s new

  • Use this advanced export setting to retrieve Salesforce records in batches of up to 200 records each. Providing a custom Batch size value in combination with the Page size allows you to manage data size limits and concurrency when performing bulk data operations.

  • Built-in connectors are now available for Amazon Redshift, Google BigQuery, and Zendesk Sell.

  • A new option is available for AS2 imports to verify Message Disposition Notification (MDN) signatures. Check the box MDN signature verification on the import settings if your trading partner requires that the MDN signature be verified, and integrator.io will attempt to validate the digital signature. By default, integrator.io does not verify the signature.

What’s enhanced

  • Greater flow schedule control with Delta export option.

  • Token authentication is available for the Zendesk Support connection.

  • You can now provide a Coupa Host (supplier) account to connect to Coupa. Before this addition, only Coupa Cloud accounts were supported.

  • You can now view the audit logs for all integrations installed from integration apps. Export and import audit logs are provided in the dashboard at the flow export and import levels.

What’s fixed

  • A checkbox on exports allows you to override the default failure condition behavior. Ordinarily, when querying data or retrieving files, integrator.io makes a temporary copy of exported data to try to recover in the event of an error. In certain cases, you may want to prevent allowing any copy of this data outside of your source or destination app:

    • If you have sensitive data that you don’t want stored on our platform

    • If you are exporting large data sets and updates are likely unchanged (where a retry would simply slow the flows)

  • This restored option may be familiar to you as Skip retries in the current user interface.

  • In the integrator.io Marketplace, the ProPack – NetSuite quickstart integration template now appears as expected with the option to install.

  • Integration app coming online in integrator.io beta 

    Several integration apps have limited support in the integrator.io beta release. Now, you can create and modify the Walmart integration app in the beta, depending on your account permissions and license. More integration apps will be fully functional in upcoming releases. 

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Release Notes, June 2020 (version 6.6.1.0)

What's new

  • Integration, flow, connection, export, and import resources all support custom settings. This feature allows you to define additional settings on these resources that can then be accessed from within the logic of your flows. Configuring settings requires that you be a Manager for the given resource, and that you are in Developer mode.

  • You can define custom forms in your settings that allow users of your resources to control the values of the settings. Form designers can run scripts to initialize the form and to run additional logic on the settings when the form is submitted. The Dev playground contains examples of forms you can build with this feature.

  • Custom settings and forms are available from the Settings or Advanced section of each resource.

  • You can now identify fields in Salesforce that will be excluded from a real-time export. It is useful for a couple export scenarios:

    • When you are mass-updating the records in Salesforce and don’t want to send all updates from Salesforce.

    • When exporting in a bidirectional sync flow between Salesforce and another system, this option prevents an infinite loop. 

  • Built-in connectors are now available for Salesforce FinancialForce (real-time exports not supported), Gorgias, Inspectorio, LogiSense, and Orderful.

  • New EDI formats supported: integrator.io is now able to export and import the following electronic data interchange (EDI) definitions:

    • Ace Hardware EDI 810

    • Ace Hardware EDI 850

    • Ace Hardware EDI 856

    • Ace Hardware EDI 997

    • Generic EDI 240

    • Geodis FW 888

    • Geodis FW 940

    • Geodis FW 943

    • Geodis FW 943RACL

    • Geodis FW 944

    • Geodis FW 944RACL

    • Geodis FW 945

    • Geodis FW 947

    • Lowe’s EDI 810

    • Lowe’s EDI 850

    • Lowe’s EDI 855

    • Lowe’s EDI 856

    • MAS Supplier EDI 810

    • MAS Supplier EDI 850

    • MAS Supplier EDI 856

    • Mediaocean EDI 810

    • VSR Systems EDI 940

    • VSR Systems EDI 944

    • Wells Fargo Commercial Distribution Finance EDI 810

UI/UX enhancements

  • Beta version enhancements:

    • Redesigned forms – to make building flows and configuring your integrations easier.

      • Related settings grouped more clearly together.

      • Sections containing required fields are expanded by default.

      • Labels positioned above the fields (such as text controls and drop-down lists).

    • Transfer – introducing a new category for source and destination apps.

      • For source, you can now choose to export records, listen for data, or transfer files (applicable to file provider applications, such as Amazon S3 and FTP).

      • The concept of Output mode records vs. Blob keys has been deprecated and replaced with the option to parse the transferred files. If no parsing is needed, the files will be exported and treated as files downstream (previously known as Blob keys output mode). Otherwise, the records within the files will be extracted and passed on to downstream applications.

    • Preview data panel is added to Amazon S3 and FTP connectors.

    • Dev playground moved to the Tools menu.

    • CAM (IO) and ADP Integration Apps are now available in the beta UI.

What’s enhanced

  • You will encounter the Advanced Field Editor in several operations while writing code and handlebars templates in integrator.io, such as when building data URI templates, HTTP request bodies, and JSON and XML documents.

  • Beta release updates:

    • In order to cover multiple configurations consistently, records are always grouped as record for a single row; the records are grouped into a row[] array, if they are modeled as an array of rows

    • The records or rows are grouped within the container batch_of_records[], when the NetSuite export Batch size limit is greater than 1

    • The previous data object is being deprecated; these new structures lend themselves to consistent, simplified handlebars notation, such as {rows.0.name}

    • A Run button has been added for you to see your handlebars template evaluated on demand

  • New connectors:

    • BigCommerce offers OAuth 2.0 for the authentication type

    • SurveyMonkey offers OAuth 2.0 for the authentication type

    • AS2 offers both http and https options for the My AS2 Station Configuration URL

  • FTP connections have been enhanced with a Concurrency level setting to allow multiple simultaneous file transfers during export. In addition, FTP exports now include a Batch size option for you to set the number of files processed in a single batch request.

  • Previously, when editing the CSV parse options in its Advanced Field Editor, you were required to select the Column delimiter from a list of standard characters, such as comma (,) and pipe (|). Now, you can provide your own values, including multiple characters, such as ||.

What’s fixed

  • Token-based auth deprecated for Square connector

  • Updated Gainsight PX logo

  • In most cases, options in drop-down lists are now sorted more logically (listed numerically, then alphabetically) for quicker visual selection.

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Release Notes, July 2020 (version 6.7.1.0)

What’s new

New EDI templates supported

integrator.io is now able to export and import the following electronic data interchange (EDI) definitions:

  • DICK'S Sporting Goods EDI 810

  • DICK'S Sporting Goods EDI 846

  • DICK'S Sporting Goods EDI 850

  • DICK'S Sporting Goods EDI 997

  • International Toner Corp EDI 810

  • International Toner Corp EDI 850

  • International Toner Corp EDI 855

  • International Toner Corp EDI 856

  • PetSmart EDI 810

  • PetSmart EDI 852

  • QVC EDI 850

  • QVC EDI 997

  • SPS Commerce EDI 810

  • SPS Commerce EDI 855

What's enhanced

  • Integration App managers now have additional editing options for the following fields in Flow Builder for all Integration Apps:

    • Exports:

      • Export type

    • Delta exports:

      • Date

      • Offset

    • Once exports:

      • Boolean

    • Imports:

      • Input filter

For example, all scheduled flows for Integration Apps run on delta by default, but now you can change the Export Type to Test or All

  • Test allows you to export a test record during UAT.  

  • All allows you to perform a data migration prior to going live.

You can also use input filters to ignore records that you do not want to be processed (for example, POS orders from Shopify, refunds from Loop Returns in your Shopify Integration App).

  • Imported FTP file names are available for response mapping

  • Delta flow enhancements:

    • Daisy chained flows (flows linked together via the Next data flow field) now automatically share the same delta date windows so that you no longer need to use the Synchronize delta fields for multiple independent delta flows to all run in conjunction. This also allows you to avoid problems caused by race conditions when operating on dependent data.

    • They will also automatically share the same rewind date for all delta flows in the chain. This means that when you click Run now for a delta flow, you can rewind the Start date/time, and that rewound date will automatically be shared with any other delta flows in the daisy chain.

What's fixed

  • Salesforce permission errors when creating or updating read-only fields, such as Product2ID field.

  • Walmart Jet connector removed

  • Strata renamed to FreeWheel

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Release Notes, August 2020 (version 6.8.1.0)

What's new

  • My APIs are custom HTTP endpoints that you can build directly in integrator.io, which can then be invoked synchronously from client applications. These endpoints are powered by script functions that have full access to the integrator.io API.

  • The Subscription tab is available to account owners from the My account page and features a new design with updated plan info and usage statistics.

  • Built-in connectors are now available for JOOR and Zoom.

  • integrator.io is now able to export and import the following electronic data interchange (EDI) definitions:

    • DICK'S Sporting Goods EDI 856

    • QVC EDI 856

    • Walmart EDI 810

    • Walmart EDI 846

What’s enhanced

  • New connector options:

  • The pipe character (|) is added to the list of standard column delimiters for CSV exports.

    • As a reminder, you are not limited to selecting a single character while editing the CSV parse options. In its Advanced Field Editor; you can enter freeform values, such as %%.

  • When setting up an export with an HTTP universal connection, you can now select a Request media type value: Form data, JSON, URL encoded, or XML. (Previously, this setting applied only to imports.)

  • You can now view requests and responses in Data Loader and AS2 exports for sample data. In addition, export preview is available for all REST API connector exports configured for CSV media type (previously supported only for JSON media type).

UI/UX enhancements

  • When using the Data Loader or exporting from an FTP server or Amazon S3, you have additional options for parsing an XML file. You can now choose either of the following:

    • Auto – the default for existing XML files, parsed strictly according to the structure provided

    • Custom – with many new options for how the data should be parsed; you can either set the form fields or open the Advanced Field Editor to define your XML file

What’s fixed

  • FinancialForce Quickstart integration templates are available in the integrator.io Marketplace.

  • We’ve improved drop-down selections by sorting them more logically, as needed, for easier scanning.

  • When importing data into Slack, you can now select built-in fields for blocks and attachments when mapping the source records.

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Maintenance Release Notes, August 2020 (version 6.8.1.1)

What’s new

The batch limit size field is now available for NetSuite imports. You can now access the batch limit size field for imports in the Advanced section under the Data URI template. The batch size limit field determines the number of records to be sent with each API call to NetSuite. This field is useful for certain flow configurations where it’s not possible to manage the page size for the source data. Use this field if the page size for the source data is unable to adequately limit the number of records per transaction (for example, in one-to-many lookup configurations that send exponentially larger input volumes to the NetSuite import).

What’s enhanced

  • Back-up files transferred via FTP or Amazon S3 allow you to save export/import processed files to an alternate directory for archival purposes.

What’s fixed

In recent releases, the Shopify connector was generating a connection error.

Release Notes, September 2020 (version 6.9.1.0)

What’s new

What’s enhanced

  • You can now attach files to and detach them from a NetSuite file cabinet during import.

  • You can delete API tokens (shown in the Admin tab for the integration tile), which then allows you to uninstall the Integration App successfully.

  • We’re continuing to improve the built-in API connectors and keep up with the providers’ features:

    • Anaplan – token-based authentication added

    • HubSpot – updated to support V3 of the HubSpot API

    • Pitney Bowes – APIs updated (see new Precisely connector for accessing removed options)

  • When selecting a value for response mapping, you can now map values to headers in HTTP lookups.

  • Several Advanced Field Editors (such as the Transform mapping and JavaScript editors for exports and imports) earlier appeared as popup modal dialogs, disabling any other interaction with integrator.io. For ease of use, these AFEs now are available within the forms or panes that slide in from the right.

  • There is now a Refresh button that allows you to view your latest Salesforce columns, if anything has changed since your last import mapping.

  • You can now preview the requests and responses in a viewer with syntax coloring, similar to the Advanced Field Editors.

What’s fixed

  • After a flow runs, generating an import error, you can view the record that failed in your dashboard and take appropriate action. With this release, Retry data is shown in a wider field with syntax coloring and formatted whitespace for line wrapping and child hierarchies.

  • The OpenAir connector is now available.

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Release Notes, October 2020 (version 6.10.1.0)

What’s new

  • Built-in connectors are now available for JIRA Server and ShipEngine.

  • integrator.io is now able to export and import the following electronic data interchange (EDI) definitions:

    • Boots Invoice

    • Capital Wholesale EDI 856

    • EDIFACT Inex Partners OY DESADV

    • EDIFACT Inex Partners OY INVOIC

    • EDIFACT Meira Nova OY DESADV

    • EDIFACT Meira Nova OY INVOIC

    • EDIFACT Terminalli DESADV

    • EDIFACT Terminalli INVOIC

    • EDIFACT Wihuri Oy Aarnio INVOIC

    • Superdrug Invoice

What’s enhanced

  • When selecting a specific field type, integrator.io will only show the applicable operators for that field type, instead of all operators for all field types.

  • We’re continuing to improve the built-in API connectors and keep up with the providers’ features:

    • Stripe – now supports V3

    • Acumatica 2020 – updated for R2 to support 20th version API

    • Jira – renamed to Jira Cloud Platform

    • WooCommerce – now supports API v3

  • You can now perform bulk loading of data to Snowflake from Amazon S3 with the COPY command.

  • This connector now supports array formats in the request body.

What’s fixed

  • The Dashboard console at the bottom of Flow Builder can again be resized via drag-and-drop in the current user interface. The arrows will be kept to use in addition.

  • Hovering over a connection in the console will highlight which flow step is using that particular connection, so you can easily see which connection is used in each flow step.

  • Any NetSuite operator that is not applicable to the current import record type is not displayed.

  • Customer-reported issues resolved:

    • One-to-many configurations for import record lookups were displaying incorrectly in the data preview

    • Amazon S3 and FTP were not available as options for lookup flow steps

    • Mapping of NetSuite Purchasing and Inventory fields failed on Item records

    • The standard NetSuite scriptable record type Job Requisition (ID: jobrequisition) was added to the list of supported record types

    • An error was incorrectly shown while updating AS2 routing rules present in export steps

    • Lookup mappings were not saved when switching from Application to Form view

    • The Build HTTP request bodyAdvanced Field Editor was not showing validation errors when the handlebars were valid and the JSON was invalid

    • Fields referenced in a Salesforce real-time export were not shown in field-specific qualification criteria

    • Export data field names were not printed in the FTP imported file name

    • Realtime exports were on occasion getting stuck in the flow executions

    • FTP file names were incorrectly saved when the file extension was omitted

    • Removed erroneous error in Flow Builder when first creating an integration or flow

    • Imports were not passing the pageIndex to subsequent imports

    • For HTTP exports with POST method, the optional media type would generate a required error in data preview

    • HTTP connections were requiring the optional Unencrypted field

    • The account Subscription page incorrectly showed the sum of Production and Sandbox entitlements, instead of the correct individual counts

    • For NetSuite import mapping, the fields for attached/detached files are available with related fields

    • When editing an FTP XML export, integrator.io was requiring the Resource path, even when populated

    • New custom fields were not being included when refreshing delta exports

    • Klaviyo connection was failing when the API key setting was edited.

    • Static mapping changes could not succeed with disabled Refresh button

    • The Audit Log did not display new values

    • Date filter fixes:

      • Filters were applied before saving

      • Filters were adding an extra day

      • Filters were incorrectly prompting validation errors

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Release Notes, November 2020 (version 6.11.1.0)

What’s new

  • You can now create multiple connections inside of an Integration App, so that you can optimize the data throughput performance.

  • integrator.io platform* customers can now opt in to the new integration Error Management system and take advantage of several time-saving features, such as...

    • Enhanced error notification in integrator.io and via email alerts

    • New flow Run console

    • Tools for searching and resolving errors in bulk

    • New graphs to view key metrics

    • Automatically resolve duplicate errors (Autopilot addon license)

  • Contact your customer success manager or leave a comment to test-drive EM2.0. 

    ___________

    * EM2.0 is currently available for custom flows. Accounts with Integration Apps will be able to opt in starting in Feb. 2021.

  • Celigo NetSuite Integrator 2.0 is built as a SuiteApp on SuiteCloud Development Framework (SDF). This technology upgrade offers several advantages over the NetSuite bundles that are coded for SuiteScript v1.0.

  • New connectors

    Built-in connectors are now available for ChannelApe, dotdigital, Gainsight CS, and Oracle DB (SQL).

  • HTTP connector multipart/form-data support

    When importing data using an HTTP connector, you can select a new Request media type setting, multipart/form-data.

  • integrator.io is now able to export and import the following electronic data interchange (EDI) definitions:

    • Alvogen EDI 856

    • EDIFACT Meira Nova Oy ORDERS

    • EDIFACT Wihuri Oy Aarnio DESADV

    • EDIFACT Wihuri Oy Aarnio ORDERS

What’s enhanced

  • The Celigo agent software, which allows you to connect to an application or database running on your network, now has the option to run either as an executable or a Windows service. When you install the agent as a service, it will run silently and continuously after installation and each time the system starts up, regardless of which Windows user account is logged on.

  • The Preview panel now always displays requests and responses from endpoints (even if errors occur). You can also now set the number of records you’d like to preview.

  • We’re continuing to improve the built-in API connectors and keep up with the providers’ features:

  • You can now specify a different connection for existing resources with greater control:

    • In Flow Builder or under Resources > Exports or Imports, select another connection for an existing flow step

    • In Flow Builder, replace all connections for an endpoint with another connection

    • Previously, each flow step (such as an export, import, lookup, or download) could use only the connection you created or selected when you initially built the resource. You would have had to rebuild the step to apply a different connection. Now, you have more flexibility within a flow, including “global” changes for any of the app endpoints.

  • Now, when authoring or viewing the parent integration, you can manage errors from all your stores in a single view. Many Integration Apps are structured with hierarchical integrations – for example, in an integration that contains other integrations for multiple banks or Shopify stores.

  • You can now select more than one value for the Date field when creating a Delta export from NetSuite, Salesforce, MongoDB, and DynamoDB. integrator.io will export records matching the Date field filters, in the order the date values are listed.

  • When importing a file to FTP, you can select from three file encoding format options: UTF-8 (default), Windows-1252 and UTF-16LE.

  • Improved import mapping experience:

    • The Import field in data mappings now displays an indicator of the mapping type:

      • L – lookup

      • H – hard-coded

      • M – multifield

      • <none> – standard

    • We also added space-saving enhancements to the mapping interface, to allow you to see more of the source and destination fields.

  • When adding or modifying integrator.io user permissions or integration transfers, Integration Apps are now indicated by their tags in the drop-down menu.

  • Database connections, such as MongoDB and MySQL, now allow you to build templates in Advanced Field Editor v2.0.

    • You can now toggle between AFE 1.0 and AFE 2.0 when editing a Data URI template or Concurrency Lock Id template.

Maintenance Release Notes, December 2020 (version 6.12.1.1)

What’s new

  • The Amazon MWS connector now allows you to select additional Marketplace IDs:

    • Singapore: A19VAU5U5O7RUS (SG)

    • Sweden: A2NODRKZP88ZB9 (SE)

  • Pass values to the helper base64Decode in your handlebars statements to treat Base64-encoded strings in another format, as specified.

  • integrator.io is now able to export and import the following electronic data interchange (EDI) definitions:

    • EDIFACT Inex Partners Oy ORDERS

    • EDIFACT Terminalli ORDERS

    • Expeditors EDI 850

    • SVS Order Reconciliation (fixed width)

What’s enhanced

  • Salesforce attachments (uploads with a Content version setting) now have the option to store the new version of each document, rather than uploading redundant copies of each file.

We’re continuing to improve the built-in API connectors and keep up with the providers’ features:

  • Gorgias – API update

  • Ware2Go – API update

What’s fixed – integrator.io platform

Customer-reported issues resolved:

  • In some cases, links to additional error information were broken.

  • When importing multiple CSVs, the audit log was adding redundant entries. It now reflects one entry per file.

  • While mapping Salesforce fields for import and setting a filter for the dynamic lookup, in certain situations the filter disappeared when saving it.

  • Multiple select checkbox and drop-down menus had options out of the viewport or required additional scrolling.

  • Delta flow not converting selected timezone into UTC correctly.

  • 502 bad gateway errors in integrator.io.

  • Missing logos in Marketplace.

  • Handlebars expression behavior broken in Relative URI for HTTP file export using AFE 2.0.

  • Import mapping settings are ignored and overwritten by Use first row selection.

  • In newly saved NetSuite export types, the Record type and Saved search settings disappeared in the edit pane.

  • In edited Salesforce exports, the Date field(s) for Delta export types were not being saved.

  • Users with Monitor access were able to create flows and see connections and associated exports and imports.

  • Sample data wasn’t appearing for newly created lookup steps.

  • In cases when another user was given Monitor permissions to the account and Manager access to an integration, the user was still unable to modify the flows in the integration.

  • The XML parser’s List nodes settings would disappear when changes were made to the FTP export.

  • In the export preview, a HTTP request Body would, in certain circumstances, not be displayed, even though the request succeeded.

  • Certain Edit export panes contained wider fields and values that forced the Preview panel to be barely visible on screen.

  • Exported data from Oracle DB was not available in the transforms or filters.

What’s fixed – Integration Apps

  • A phantom “0” was appearing in Integration App dashboards.

Customer-reported issues resolved:

  • When duplicating reference fields in Salesforce – NetSuite v2, additional extract fields were being inserted on the original sObject.

  • Flow Builder in Integration Apps was showing hidden options, such as import mapping and scheduling, and not allowing flows to be disabled.

  • Opening the Settings tab in the Salesforce – NetSuite v2 Integration App was causing the application to crash.

  • In the Cash Application Manager for NetSuite Integration App, when modifying the settings in the flow Bank file to NetSuite, customers would receive the error, “Please select at least one field from NetSuite for the match criteria.”

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