Prismatic Changelog

Flows can run for up to 15 minutes. But, sometimes you have more than 15 minutes of work to do. Maybe you have 100,000 records to import when an instance is deployed, and you know that it'll take you 4 hours to process them.

The Recursive Flow component helps you chain a series of executions together, so you can process a set of data for more than 15 minutes. See the Processing Data with Recursive Flows article for examples of how you can process large sets of data across several executions.

We are pleased to announce the following components have been recently added to the Prismatic library:

• SAP SuccessFactors - SAP SuccessFactors is a cloud-based human capital management (HCM) platform. Use the component to manage recruiting, onboarding, performance, and employee development data through the SAP SuccessFactors OData API.
• WhatsApp - WhatsApp is a messaging app that allows users to send texts, make voice and video calls, and share media.

You can now enable debug mode in the integration designer or for a specific instance, which gives you more insight into time and memory metrics of your running flow.

When debug is enabled, a log line is emitted after each step that details how long the step took and how much memory was consumed.

Additionally, a debug object has been added to the context parameter so that you can optionally emit debug lines, measure how long certain tasks take within a code block or custom action, or measure how much memory is consumed by portions of your custom code when debug mode is enabled.

Learn more about debug mode.

Prismatic's public components will start transitioning to using debug mode rather than action-specific debug toggles.

We've enhanced our connection capabilities to give you better control over authentication across your integrations.

What's new:

• Updated: Organization (customer) connections capabilities have been expanded to include support for connections that use OAuth 2.0 Client Credentials. This improves your organization's ability to establish a connection on behalf of your customers.
• New Organization (global) connections allows your organization to configure and establish a central live connection that's invisible to customers at deploy time and works across multiple instances.
• New Customer connections creates a centralized system for managing connections that customers enable themselves.
• Updated General UI/UX improvements. Head to the Connections tab in your organization's settings to set up a new integration-agnostic connection, and manage your connections and test credentials from there.

These enhancements enable you to deliver a frictionless, customer-friendly authentication experience tailored to your integration needs, while also making connections easier to manage and reuse across multiple integrations.

You can now opt-in to remove the first page of the config wizard, creating a smoother activation process for your customers.

Opt-in by upgrading the embedded SDK to version 2.12.0 and setting the configurationWizard.mode to "streamlined". Read docs for more details.

This is completely optional and won't affect your existing implementations.

We've simplified how flows work together in Prismatic. Now you can directly reference and call other flows within the same integration with a simple cross-flow component. This makes it more intuitive to build integrations that need to coordinate between multiple flows.

Key improvements:

🖥️ Directly call other flows through a simple interface

🔃 Clear visibility of flow relationships in both testing and execution

⏱️ Real-time monitoring of called flow status

Perfect for breaking down complex processes into manageable pieces or creating reusable logic across your integrations.

Want to get started? Check out our docs.

We are pleased to announce the following components have been recently added to the Prismatic library:

• Active Directory - Active Directory for LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) is a protocol for accessing and managing directory information. This component provides tools for operations such as authentication, querying, and managing directory entries.
• TeamViewer - TeamViewer is support software that allows users to connect and control devices remotely for troubleshooting, collaboration, and management purposes.

Many apps offer webhooks which notify you when something changes in their system. Not all apps support webhooks, though.

When an app doesn't offer webhooks, you need to poll their API periodically for new data. Today, we're releasing Polling Triggers - triggers that poll for new records and start an execution if new data is available to process.

We've added polling triggers to our Dropbox and Google Drive components, with more on the way!

You can read more about polling triggers here, or write your own.

We are pleased to announce the following components have been recently added to the Prismatic library:

• Toast - Toast is a cloud-based point-of-sale system designed specifically for the restaurant industry, offering tools for order management, payments, and business insights.
• Tenable Vulnerability Management - Tenable Vulnerability Management is a leading security solution that identifies, evaluates, and prioritizes vulnerabilities to reduce risk and enhance cybersecurity.
• PDQ - PDQ provides a suite of management tools to automate software deployment, manage patches, and track inventory across a company's networks.
• Freshservice - Freshservice is a cloud based IT service management software that streamlines IT operations, automates workflows, and improves service delivery for organizations.
• Azure Event Grid - Microsoft Event Grid is used to build data pipelines, integrate applications, and create event-driven serverless solutions with a fully managed publish-subscribe messaging service.

If your customers to build integrations for themselves within your app using the embedded builder you may want to require that your customers' integrations include particular components (like your custom components).

You can now require that your customers include certain components in their integration before they are able to publish. Read more in docs.