What’s new with connectors: March edition
Picklist errors fixed
We had a little hiccup recently with the way we were handling dependent picklists. It caused ‘Something went wrong’ errors to pop up across a bunch of our connectors. But don’t worry—we’ve already fixed the bug for all our connectors.
Salesforce
We now offer a SOQL Filter query that lets you limit the platform events you receive and trigger the right workflows. So, you can focus on what matters most without getting bogged down by a flood of events.
NetSuite
Our NetSuite connector just got a major upgrade to version 2022_2 of Suitetalk. That means you’ll have access to all kinds of new fields and standard objects that come with the latest version. Plus, the connector is now officially “Built for NetSuite” Certified for NetSuite’s upcoming 2023.1 release.
ServiceNow
After many iterations to create the right experience, we’re thrilled to announce that you can now download and upload attachments to ServiceNow.
SAP Concur
We just upgraded this to use V4 APIs, and have replaced some triggers and actions with new ones to help streamline your workflow. Follow our handy migration guide to make the transition nice and easy.
SAP SuccessFactors
Our triggers for new and updated objects couldn’t handle future-dated changes. But we’ve now added these fields called ‘fromDate’ and ‘toDate’ to both the regular triggers and the batch ones—so you can easily filter for changes.
Shopify
We’ve just released batch triggers for some Shopify objects, including customer, order, draft order, and product. So, if you’re using any of these objects, take advantage of these batch triggers to design more efficient recipes for processing large volumes.
OneDrive
This now comes with streaming capability, which means users can upload and download huge amounts of data in OneDrive. It’s a game changer for businesses that rely on Microsoft apps, and automate data-heavy tasks with Workato.
Webhooks
Our Workato Webhooks Connector now supports query parameters for incoming webhooks. This means you can now include custom query parameters in your webhook URLs, which will help you get even more specific with your data.