Changelog

For the month of March 2025, we've released 24 new or updated connectors,

Glean makes AI-driven search and document management seamless, while Bizzabo simplifies event tracking and registration. Citeline brings real-time clinical trial and pharmaceutical insights for data-driven decision-making.

On the enhancement front, Iterable now offers improved record handling for greater accuracy and reliability.

These are just a few of the updates—check out the full list here!

For March 2025, Wrike leads with enhancements to user actions, trigger reliability, and improved output fields. Azure OpenAI, AI by Workato, and OpenAI introduce a new image analysis action to support smarter visual processing. Data Tables Connector adds batch triggers and flexible output configuration, streamlining record handling across workflows. Updates to IDP by Workato improve document parsing and error handling, while enhancements across Shopify, Trackvia, and Zendesk bring GraphQL file model support, stronger authentication, and UI improvements to elevate integration performance. Curious about these updates? Check out more details here!

Ruby Snippets now supports puts statements for logging, completing the debugging toolkit across all code connectors and joining print for Python and console.log for JavaScript. Logged values from puts will appear line by line in the “Output” tab of job history, making it easier to troubleshoot and monitor intermediate values when working with custom scripts.

Learn more in the Ruby, Python, and JavaScript documentation.

The Data Tables connector now supports batch triggers, complementing its existing real-time capabilities and enabling new use cases like periodic syncing and batched recaps of data changes. Two new triggers have been introduced:

• New records (batch)
• New/updated records (batch)

These follow the same familiar design experience as other Workato batch triggers. Each batch supports up to 200 records and is available out-of-the-box.

Workato has improved debugging in Ruby, Python, and JavaScript Snippet actions by introducing detailed error stacktraces. Users can now view exactly where errors occur within their custom scripts by checking the “Error” tab in job history. This enhancement makes it easier to pinpoint and resolve issues without guesswork.

Learn more in the Ruby, Python, and JavaScript documentation.

Agentic Studio is now live in public beta, offering enterprises a powerful way to build and orchestrate AI agents (Genies) that can understand business context, reason through tasks, and take meaningful action across departments.

• Agentic Studio allows teams to create Genies that can be embedded into business processes in IT, Finance, HR, and Sales.
• Genies leverage Workato’s 1000+ connectors, giving them the ability to read from and act on systems across the enterprise.
• Unlike custom-coded agent frameworks, Agentic Studio enables faster creation and deployment without sacrificing enterprise integration needs.
• Enables deployment of agents across use cases, avoiding the limitations of vendor-specific AI solutions that are siloed and narrowly scoped.

Learn more in the Agentic documentation.

OPA 27.0 delivers key updates across SMB, Kafka, SAP, FTPS, and configuration—focused on improving compatibility, security, and flexibility.

• New on-prem SMB adapter enables direct network share connections without OS-level drive mapping. Supports cross-domain access on Windows and Linux.
• Added JSON format support in schema registry, alongside Avro and Protobuf.
• Upgraded to SAP JCo 3.1.11 with legacy JCo 3.0 compatibility and added a “Detail” field to Check IDoc Status for clearer error insights.
• Config.yml is now optional for cloud profiles; a config.yml.sample is provided with restricted default permissions.
• New JAVA_OPTIONS variable supports custom JVM parameters on all platforms.

Learn more in the OPA 27.0 documentation.

The SAP OData connector now supports batch requests, enabling multiple CRUD operations in a single API call for improved efficiency and reduced task usage.

• New “Batch request” action supports grouping multiple operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete) into one request.
• Reduces HTTP requests and task usage in Workato.
• Improves performance and simplifies implementation—no need for custom multipart payloads.

Learn more in the SAP OData documentation.

Public form submission for Workflow Apps is now available to all customers, enabling process initiation from users outside the organization with no authentication required.

• Allow public users to submit forms to trigger workflows in your app.
• Embed forms into websites and collect requests anonymously.
• Secure file uploads with built-in antivirus and malware scanning.
• Optional Captcha support to filter out spam submissions.
• Supports use cases like job applications, vendor registration, feedback collection, and more.

Learn more in the Public Submission Forms documentation and prefill guide.

Insights now enables customers to track KPIs and quantify the value of their automations with Calculated Columns:

• Calculate automation ROI, total cost of ownership, and department-specific pricing based on unit costs.
• Measure elapsed time between events to track Mean-Time-to-Resolution (MTTR) and ensure teams meet SLAs.
• Convert transaction dates into financial quarters or create department-specific views from existing datasets.

Learn more in our Insights documentation.