Find out about releases and version updates

Contents

• Release schedule
  • No disruption of service
  • Version updates are automatic
  • Current version
• Release announcements
  • Release notes
• Take the release survey!

Release schedule

Celigo has product releases at timely intervals for the integration platform – integrator.io and prebuilt integration apps. The planned six-week release schedule, as shown below, applies to integrator.io and integration apps that require an update.

Planned schedule

No disruption of service

Celigo adopts a rolling deployment strategy for its releases. In this type of deployment, a new version is rolled out slowly and replaces all instances of the previous version. We deploy the updated software package on one server at a time ensuring zero downtime. A healthy instance of the new version replaces an instance of the previous version, so this helps to avoid errors during the version upgrade. Your integrations will not run into any issues during a version upgrade; all flows that are in progress during the time of release deployment will continue to run as usual.

Version updates are automatic

After Celigo deploys a new release, there’s no upgrade activity that you have to perform to use the latest version. You can immediately start using the new features. Note that for integration apps, new releases are rolled out in phases over several weeks, so the latest version might not necessarily be available for you immediately on the day of the release. Once the latest version is deployed in your account, all features are available for use right away and there is no disruption of service. In a few instances, you have to update distributed components yourself. For example, we can't push our NetSuite Bundle/SuiteApp updates to NetSuite Sandbox accounts.

Current version

At any time, if you’re not sure about which version you are using, you can check the latest release notes in the Help Center for the current, that is, the latest version reference. (Note that new connectors are listed in the platform release notes.)

• integrator.io – See the What’s new page.
• Integration apps – See the “Release notes” section within the updated Integrations apps documentation. Here’s an example for Amazon Seller Central – NetSuite.
  
  Also, you can see which integration app version you are using in the Admin tab if you are an account owner or administrator. (Note that the integration app version is specific to the application, and separate from the release reference).

Integration app version

Release announcements

Prior to a release, we actively engage with our users to let you know about upcoming changes in the next release via email and in-app announcements. We make announcements about two weeks prior to a release, and again on the day of the release. We typically include a pre-release version of the release notes linked to all the announcements, so that you can read about the upcoming changes in more detail ahead of each release. Final versions of the release notes are published on the day when the release goes live.

Release notes

If you missed reading the release notes or if you want to access them later, you can use either of two options:

• Check the What’s new page from within integrator.io. When signed into integrator.io, click What’s new on the navigation menu.

Check the latest changes

• Directly access the Help Center, then for
  • integrator.io – Click the What’s new tile on the Home page. (This section also includes release notes for NetSuite bundles.)
  • Integration apps – Click any prebuilt Integration app tile on the Integration apps page and see its Release Notes section.

Take the release survey!

Currently, we include a survey link in the quarterly integrator.io and integration app release notes. You can click Take the survey to participate, and let us know your thoughts about the features we’ve included in a release or your experience if you’ve tried out any feature.

Release survey

Your opinions matter! They help us to improve the user experience with our products. Your rating will help us know whether a feature has exceeded or met your expectations or perhaps whether there’s something more that we need to do.