Changelog

Cloud profiles now allows the management of all configurations for the SAP connections directly from the cloud.

For OPA v23.0 and above, the SAP RFC connector now supports all partner types for Inbound and Outbound IDocs, for both our IDoc triggers and actions. Additionally, batch triggers are now available for IDocs, to allow batch processing and improve recipe efficiency.

When using the Teams Workbot, you can now handle user button clicks in messages within the same recipe, without invoking a separate command and recipe. This allows for modeling a whole conversation in one recipe.

This feature is available to both Standard and Enterprise Workbot users.

To ensure consistent import behavior, we've added a 15 minute buffer between Recipe Lifecycle Management imports to the same environment. This buffer will prevent potential race conditions created by running multiple simultaneous imports.

Recipe Lifecycle Management exports involving Workato Event streams will now include retention period configurations in exports. This will help ensure consistent behavior when migrating topics.

The list recipes endpoint in both the Workato Developer API and the Workato Embedded API has had the following fields added: author_name, version_author_name, version_author_email.

Additionally, updated_after has been added as a new query parameter. Users can now filter requests to only recipes updated after the specified time.

There is now a refresh button in the top right corner of the Workato Logging Service. This allows users to get the latest logs without having to refresh the page.

Copilot will now be able to help you generate recipe descriptions in a few seconds, so you spend less time writing and get your projects to production faster. This functionality utilizes the recipe and any called recipe functions to ensure accuracy, without accessing any job-related information. You can learn more about Copilot here.

Within the Workato app, you will now see a new left navigation header: Platform. Platform houses core functionality, such as API management, event streams (formerly Pub/Sub), Workflow apps, Workbot, and more.

Users can now use comments to communicate about requests in the Workflow apps portal. This addition enables users to collaborate on requests without leaving the apps portal. Comments are displayed alongside the request status changes, providing an easy view to see how a request is progressing.

Comments work out of the box and do not require any configuration. Each comment also creates an email notification for users involved in the particular request.