Changelog
Keep up with the latest updates we’ve made in Workato.
Simplified limits to webhook gateway
For easier understanding, our limits to webhook gateways have been simplified to:
- Rate limits: 72,000 events per hour or 18,000 events in a burst
- Byte limits: 30MB per minute or 30MB in a burst
See more details on rate limits and byte limits.
File streaming support on Connector SDK
With file streaming now available on Connector SDK, users can now build custom connectors that transfer large files of more than 10GB—to and from our library of connectors.
See these how-to guides to start using Workato’s file streaming library.
Python connector now supports pandas
Popular Python library, pandas, can now be accessed on the Python connector, making it easier for users to add custom Python code to recipes—for powerful data transformations.
Workbot for Slack: Waiting for user input in Slack Modal Dialogs
Users can now handle user input of Slack Modal Dialogs in the same recipe.
How it works
The Workbot recipe job will suspend until the user provides input and closes the modal. The job continues to the next action when it receives the input; it does not run a separate command as a distinct recipe trigger.
What this means for users
This enables users to specify multiple steps of Workbot-user interaction in one recipe, streamlining logic, reducing the number of recipes, and avoiding artificial and unnecessary bot commands.
On-prem Agent (OPA) 2.14.0 release
A new version of the on-prem agent has been released with updates in security, new on-prem agent monitoring, added support for Cliend ID and Secret encryption, and more. Click here for the full version notes.
Easier troubleshooting with Workato Logs
Our new Logs feature captures every recipe’s log entries—even its repeated steps.
Use it to search through log entries and troubleshoot your recipes with greater ease.
See more in the documentation on Workato logs, and contact your customer success manager to start logging.
Build better connectors with these Connector SDK enhancements
SDK developers can now:
- Build multiple authentication flows—including OAuth2—into a single connector
- Automatically enable PKCE (Proof Key for Code Exchange) for any OAuth2 authorization code grant
- Directly retrieve webhook URLs from recipe editor
- Build hybrid (webhook and polling) triggers to poll for new records
- Build refresh logic into your webhook triggers so there’s no need to refresh your webhook subscription
- Create JSON web tokens (JWT) for a larger set of APIs with these new algorithms
Deleted item trigger in QuickBooks Online
Users can now create recipes that listen to deleted item events in Quickbooks. This enables accurate syncing of data between QBO and downstream systems like Shopify.
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Interested Customers: Verizon
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Sample recipes:
On-prem Agent (OPA) 2.13.1 release
- On-prem files: Invalid character error for Windows file path format fixed
See OPA Release Notes in docs.
Gong – New engagement actions
Users can now stream customer milestones from various systems like databases (for product usage), Docusign (for contract signing) or SkillJar (course completion) into Gong to gain a full 360 view into the events that contribute toward a successful sale or upsell. To learn more, read docs and check the sample recipe Sync Docusign Contract event to Gong Deal.