July 8

Redesigned Execution Panel (General Availability)

The Execution Panel has been updated with a new UX.

What's new:

• The “Test” tab has been replaced by the “Payload” and “Results” tabs, clearly separating data input from the result view.

• The “Logs” tab has received a complete visual update with a cleaner layout that improves readability.

For more details, access the Execution Panel documentation.

Test Case Groups (General Availability)

Managing multiple Test Cases just got easier. You can now group tests creating a logical structure that simplifies their organization and maintenance.

This feature is ideal for managing tests of complex integration scenarios, ensuring your validations remain clear and efficient.

Additional information is available in the Test Cases documentation.

New filtering capabilities on Build and Run pages (General Availability)

To streamline your workflow, we've introduced new filtering options on both the Build and Run pages.

On the Build page, filter by:

• Name, Last Change, or Draft status

• Active or Archived pipelines

• Configured Trigger

See details on Build filters.

On the Run page, filter by:

• Execution Status (for example, Deployed, Error, Redeployed)

• Configured Trigger

See details on Run filters.

New “Logs by source” filter in Pipeline Logs (General Availability)

To provide more control over log viewing, we've added a Logs by source filter to the Pipeline Logs page.

With it, you can choose between:

• Digibee Internal: Displays only logs generated internally by the platform.

• Log Connector: Shows only the logs that you have manually added to the pipeline.

This control helps reduce noise and speeds up the debugging of complex flows.

See the Pipeline Logs documentation for more details.

AI features are enabled by default in all realms (General Availability)

All AI features are now active across all realms, with the exception of customers who have specifically requested their deactivation.

To disable them, use the new Artificial Intelligence policy in Policies → Artificial Intelligence, which acts as the single point of control.

For more details, see the Artificial Intelligence policy documentation.

Connectors

New connector: Stream CSV Reader (Beta)

The new Stream CSV Reader connector is now available, offering a scalable way to process large CSV files.

How it works:

• Reads a CSV file row by row to minimize memory usage.

• Converts each row into a structured JSON object.

• Triggers a subflow for each row to process data individually.

Use this connector to build robust and efficient large-scale data processing workflows.

Access the Stream CSV Reader documentation for more details.

Email V2 connector now supports OAuth 2 for Microsoft Accounts (General Availability)

You can now securely connect to Microsoft (Outlook) email accounts using OAuth 2 authentication with the Email V2 connector.

This provides a more modern and secure way to manage your email integrations. To use it, simply select the new Azure Key account type when configuring the connector.

See the Email V2 documentation.

JSLT connector: Dynamic data transformations (General Availability)

A new Raw Mode is now available, allowing you to build highly flexible JSLT expressions using Double Braces ({{ }}). This is ideal when parts of your transformation, like object keys or values, are defined dynamically in your input data.

For more details, refer to the JSLT documentation.

REST V2 connector: Write & Call timeout controls (General Availability)

We've added two new timeout settings for more robust API request management:

• Write Timeout: Sets a time limit specifically for sending the request data.

• Call Timeout: Sets a total time limit for the entire API call, from connection to response.

For detailed information, please consult the REST V2 documentation.

WhatsApp connector: Streamlined experience (General Availability)

We've implemented a series of UX enhancements to the WhatsApp connector and its documentation. These changes simplify its configuration and provide clearer guidance for a more intuitive user experience. See what's new.

Improvements and bug fixes

Improvements

• Improved results on the Completed Executions page: We've added icons to allow you to sort search results by Timestamp and Elapsed Time on the Completed Executions page in Monitor.

Bug fixes

• Timestamp inconsistencies on the Completed Executions and Pipeline Logs pages: We fixed a bug that caused mismatched timestamps between the initial request and subsequent calls when clicking on "See more". This discrepancy led to inconsistencies in the displayed data and execution counters.

• Execution Panel shortcut: We fixed a bug that prevented the shortcut for running flows (Ctrl + Enter / ⌘ + Enter) from working correctly in the Execution Panel.

• Choice connector conditioning: We fixed a bug within the Choice connector where naming a condition "update" would cause the subsequent connector in that specific branch to be deleted upon saving. All connectors now remain in place as expected.