Prismatic Changelog

This month we released several new components to help you build integrations for your customers:

• Algolia - Update Algolia indexes and records and perform search operations.
• ClickUp - Manage Click Up users, projects and teams within your customers' Click Up workspaces.
• Greenhouse - Manage Greenhouse jobs, candidates, applications, and more.
• Postmark - Send and receive emails using Postmark's email API.
• SMTP - Send emails using SMTP.
• Snowflake - Manage Snowflake databases, warehouses, schemas, tables, and more.

You now have options for configuring how and if a marketplace user should access the integrations configuration details screen. This includes the ability to prevent a marketplace user from accessing the instance configuration details screen. This is useful if your customers should not access the Test, Executions, Monitors or Logs functionality. Check out our docs for more information.

This month we released a new component to connect to Adobe Analytics, so your customers can manage companies, report suites, metrics and more.

Your customers can now enable multiple instances of an integration through embedded marketplace. This allows your customers to set up several copies of an integration of themselves, each with different configurations.

Check out our docs for more information.

Granular config variable and connection input settings allow your org to better control who can see and set integration configurations values. Read more in docs.

New Endpoint security settings allow your org to configure which endpoints should have API keys and who should set them (org vs customer). Read more in docs.

A couple of new components are available! A full catalog is available here. This past month, we added:

• Gusto - Manage payroll, benefits, and human resource within Gusto
• Notion - Manage Notion pages, databases, and users

Additionally, the Airtable component was updated to handle OAuth connections, as API key connections are being deprecated early next year.

You can now use logical operators like and, or, startsWith, notEqual and more to filter the integrations in your embedded marketplace. For example, if you would like to show all integrations that have a category "ERP" and label "paid", and would also like your Dropbox and Slack integrations to be displayed, a filter could look like:

[
  BooleanOperator.or,
  [
    BooleanOperator.and,
    [TermOperator.equal, "category", "ERP"],
    [TermOperator.in, "labels", "paid"],
  ],
  [TermOperator.equal, "name", "Dropbox"],
  [TermOperator.equal, "name", "Slack"],
];

Read more about advanced filters in the docs.

Our list of built-in components continues to grow. A full catalog is available here. This past month, we added:

• Microsoft Graph API - Interact with the Microsoft Graph API
• OpenAI - Interact with OpenAI models, including Chat GPT and DALL·E

Additionally,

• Microsoft Outlook - Added actions to interact with mailboxes, folders and email messages

We added a few additional components in February:

• Arena PLM - Interact with items and resources in Arena PLM
• Google Analytics - GA4 - Manage Google Analytics GA4 accounts and data
• HTML Utils - Helpful HTML-related functions for building HTML documents and HTML-based emails.