SAP RFC
Enhancement
We’ve improved IDoc processing performance and reliability by adding support for multibyte character encodings in non-Unicode SAP environments, available starting with OPA v32.1. Users running SAP systems that operate in non-Unicode mode can process IDocs containing multibyte characters accurately and efficiently, expanding the connector’s reach to a broader range of SAP landscapes.
We’ve also enhanced connection health monitoring by introducing automatic SAP connection status updates. When connectivity issues are detected from OPA logs, the connection status is updated automatically, giving users faster and more accurate visibility into disconnected or unhealthy SAP connections — without waiting for a manual check.
Trello
Enhancement
We’ve significantly expanded the Trello connector with seven new actions and improved pagination for card listing, optimized for MCP use cases. The new actions include: List boards, which returns open boards with offset-based pagination and a configurable page size; List lists, which returns open lists for a board resolvable by ID or name; List cards, which returns cards for a board or list with cursor-based pagination and filtering by assignee, label, and due date; Get card details, which returns full card data including checklists, attachments, members, and board and list info; Get list by ID, which returns list details with parent board info for resolving list context before creating a card; Update card, which enables updating the title, description, due date, or moving a card to another list; and Update checklist item, which marks a checklist item as complete or incomplete. Users building Trello automations or MCP-powered workflows gain a much richer set of actions to work with across boards, lists, and cards.
Salesforce
Enhancement
We’ve upgraded the Salesforce connector to API version 65.0, up from 62.0. Users benefit from the latest Salesforce platform capabilities, improved performance, and continued compatibility as Salesforce evolves its API offerings.
Bug Fix
We’ve updated the Upsert Record action to make non-key fields optional, allowing Salesforce to validate genuinely required fields server-side. External ID relationship references behave consistently with the raw REST API, giving users more reliable and predictable upsert behavior on contract objects.
Miro
Enhancement
We’ve significantly expanded the Miro Board connector with 16 new actions optimized for MCP use cases. The new actions cover searching boards, retrieving full board details, listing all items on a board, creating and updating sticky notes, cards, and text items, and managing tags and tag attachments. Users building Miro-powered automations gain a comprehensive set of actions for working with boards and their content programmatically.
Azure Monitor
Enhancement
We’ve added On-Prem Agent (OPA) support to the Azure Monitor connector, enabling connectivity to Azure Monitor endpoints exposed only through private networks, such as Azure Private Endpoints. Users with private or hybrid cloud environments can integrate Azure Monitor into their Workato workflows without requiring direct internet exposure, expanding the connector’s reach to regulated industries and enterprise architectures where private-network connectivity is a requirement.
Microsoft PowerPoint
Enhancement
We’ve introduced a brand-new Microsoft PowerPoint connector, enabling users to read and manipulate .pptx files stored in OneDrive and SharePoint. The connector ships with 10 actions covering presentation and slide-level operations — including getting presentation info, retrieving slide content and slide elements, listing layouts, find and replace, and updating speaker notes. Both OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code Grant and Client Credentials are supported, giving users flexibility in how they authenticate and automate their PowerPoint workflows.
Workato EDI
Bug Fix
We’ve improved the New Transaction trigger for large transactions. Transactions exceeding 50 MB are held in the Orderful Poller Bucket rather than being marked as delivered, ensuring they are available for manual processing without blocking the trigger. All transactions within the standard size limit continue to be processed without interruption, keeping workflows running smoothly.
Pipedrive
Enhancement
We’ve introduced full API v2 support for the Pipedrive connector, with new triggers and actions built on the latest Pipedrive API. The v1-based triggers and actions affected by Pipedrive’s API sunset have been marked as deprecated and replaced with v2 equivalents. Users can migrate their workflows to the new v2 actions to take advantage of Pipedrive’s modern API capabilities. For full migration details, see the Workato Docs.
NetSuite REST
Enhancement
We’ve migrated all async record actions — Create, Update, Upsert, and Delete — to use NetSuite’s REST batch operations API. Rather than sending one async HTTP request per record, all records are now submitted in a single request that returns one job ID for the entire batch. The Get async job result action has also been updated to handle batch jobs with multiple tasks and to surface per-task failures gracefully without aborting the full result fetch. Users benefit from significantly reduced task usage and a more efficient, cost-effective approach to bulk record operations.
We’ve also updated the skip formula behavior so that optional or unmapped fields are entirely omitted from the request payload. This aligns the REST connector’s behavior with the SOAP connector, resulting in cleaner, more predictable payloads for both create and update/upsert/async actions.
Bug Fix
We’ve improved the New or Updated Standard Record trigger to produce jobs for all supported record types. The trigger dynamically fetches the date format from NetSuite and caches it for subsequent polls, ensuring date filter literals are always formatted in alignment with NetSuite’s expectations.
We’ve also added unified support for both the =clear and =skip formulas in the NetSuite REST connector, available for create, update, upsert, and async actions. Fields marked with =skip are completely omitted from the request payload, and fields marked with =clear correctly override existing values to null.
HTTP Connector
Bug Fix
We’ve updated the HTTP Connector’s AWS IAM Role authentication to honor the user-specified domain in the baseURL. Users connecting to Amazon Q API and other AWS services that use the api.aws domain can authenticate, with the connector targeting the intended endpoint rather than defaulting to amazonaws.com.
BambooHR
Enhancement
We’ve added OAuth 2.0 authentication support to the BambooHR connector. Users can establish BambooHR connections using the modern OAuth 2.0 flow, enhancing security and simplifying credential management for BambooHR integrations.
Data Tables
Enhancement
We’ve enhanced the Search Records action in Data Tables to support the IN operand across all scalar column types, including string, integer, number, date, date_time, file, Record ID, and link. When the IN operand is selected in the recipe editor, only array fields are displayed, making it straightforward to configure multi-value searches. Users can build more efficient and flexible data queries without workarounds.
Slack
Enhancement
We’ve added the ability to customize the default OAuth scopes requested by the Slack connector during connection setup. Users can tailor their Slack connection to request only the permissions their use case requires, rather than accepting the full default scope set. This gives teams greater control over their Slack integration’s access footprint.
Anaplan
Enhancement
We’ve added Indonesia Data Centre support to the Anaplan connector. Users connecting to Anaplan’s Indonesia region can select it explicitly during connection setup, ensuring their data stays in the correct regional environment and supporting compliance and data residency requirements.
Workday
Bug Fix
We’ve improved the Workday connector’s handling of Custom_Reference fields in the Submit_Ad_Hoc_Project_Transactions_by_Header operation. The connector emits these fields in their flat string form, consistent with what Workday expects. This fix applies across all supported WSDL versions (41.1, 42.1, 44.1, 45.1) and has no impact on other fields.
Greenhouse
Enhancement
We’ve expanded the Greenhouse connection page with three new scope options: Interview Kits: Read, Interviewers: Read, and User Emails: Create. Users have greater flexibility and control over the data they can access and manage through the Greenhouse connector, making it easier to scope connections to exactly the permissions each integration needs.
Okta
Bug Fix
We’ve strengthened the Okta Scheduled event search using filter (Batch) trigger to maintain a cursor across polling intervals. The trigger uses the next link returned in Okta’s response headers as its closure, aligning with Okta’s official guidance for paginating event streams.
Jira
Bug Fix
We’ve updated the Create a comment action to display guidance for mentioning users. The hint instructs users to reference account IDs when mentioning someone in a comment, in line with current Atlassian Jira Cloud API standards.
QuickBooks
Enhancement
We’ve streamlined the QuickBooks connector by deprecating the New/Updated Tax Code and New/Updated Tax Rate polling triggers as part of the connector’s migration from polling to webhooks. These triggers were not in active use, so no disruption to existing workflows is expected. This update improves consistency and keeps the connector focused on supported, modern patterns.
Email by Workato
Bug Fix
We’ve improved the Send email via Workato action by expanding the set of exceptions on which the adapter will automatically retry. Transient backend issues are handled gracefully, ensuring email delivery even during brief infrastructure interruptions.
Airtable
Bug Fix
We’ve improved how the Airtable connector handles multi-select fields during record create, update, and upsert operations. Blank rows in multi-select inputs are skipped, while valid selected IDs are preserved.
ServiceNow
Bug Fix
We’ve improved the ServiceNow batch search function, ensuring it can return the full set of records up to the configured limit. Users running large batch searches against ServiceNow tables can retrieve results at their specified limit. For result sets that exceed the configured limit, pagination remains available to retrieve all records across multiple action calls.
MS Graph
Bug Fix
We’ve improved the resilience of MS Graph webhook subscription management. When a webhook refresh returns a 404, the connector automatically recreates the subscription using the existing values, logs the old and new subscription IDs, and emits a metric — all without requiring manual intervention. Users benefit from uninterrupted recipe execution even when Microsoft returns unexpected responses during webhook refresh.
OneDrive
Bug Fix
We’ve improved the Search files action in the OneDrive connector to locate files within specified folders, including in personal OneDrive accounts. The search URL targets the intended folder and file, and account-type-specific commands are applied only where suited to the account type.
Amazon S3
Bug Fix
We’ve updated the Response size field in the Amazon S3 List files in bucket action to accept formula mode input. Users can set this value dynamically using data pills or formulas.
Google Drive
Bug Fix
We’ve improved the Google Drive connector’s handling of file and folder names that contain special characters. Users can work with files and folders whose names include special characters, ensuring file operations across a wider range of naming conventions.
Lookup Table
Enhancement
We’ve updated the Lookup Table connector’s Delete multiple entries (batch) action to accept either a typed Table ID or a data pill. For the Delete entries action, the Delete options picklist shows the ‘Delete entries by list of IDs’ option when the table ID is supplied as a data pill and cannot be resolved at design time. This update gives users greater flexibility when building dynamic lookup table workflows, with no impact on backward compatibility or existing recipes.