Prismatic Changelog

We call the place where your customers go to enable integrations the "Marketplace", and we call a set of flows with a config wizard an "Integration". But, your company may use other terms like "Solution" or "Workflow" to describe these concepts. You can now control the names of branded elements (like "Marketplace" or "Integration") and rename them to the names that you use internally.

Changes you make will be reflected in the embedded marketplace and the embedded workflow builder. Read more about controlling the names of branded elements in docs.

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

• Frontify - Frontify is a comprehensive brand management platform that enables organizations to create, manage, and distribute brand assets, guidelines, and digital content across teams and channels, streamlining brand consistency and collaboration.
• PagerDuty - PagerDuty is an industry leading incident management tool. Use this component to create and manage Incidents and events.

If you rely on connections that are customer-specific, and the same connection is used in multiple integrations, organization (customer) connections can help. Organization (customer) connections let you define a connection once for a customer, and then use that connection in multiple instances that are deployed for that customer.

This is especially handy when interacting with your own app in integrations. Each of your customers likely has a unique API key for your API. You can set an API key for each of your customers once, and when an instance is deployed to a customer, that instance will use that customer's API key that you set.

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

• Ramp - Ramp is a spend management platform focused on automating accounts payable and procurement processes.
• Microsoft Entra ID (Formerly Azure Active Directory) - Microsoft Entra ID (Formerly Azure Active Directory) is a cloud-based identity and access management service from Microsoft that helps employees sign in and access resources.
• Gorgias - Gorgias is a customer support platform designed to help e-commerce businesses manage customer inquiries and support tickets efficiently.
• SAP Business One - SAP Business One is an integrated enterprise resource planning (ERP) solution designed for organizations to manage their entire operations.

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

• Klaviyo - Klaviyo is a cloud based email marketing solution that enables e-commerce businesses to create, send, and analyze email and SMS campaigns.
• Bill - Bill is a leading provider of cloud-based software that simplifies and automates back-office financial operations for small and midsize businesses.

In some situations, it can be helpful to make a connection input write-only (e.g. a user can enter an API key, password, etc, but cannot retrieve it later). You can now mark any connection input as write-only.

Read more about write-only connection inputs in our docs.

You can now reference existing components' actions in a code-native integration's flow. This allows you to leverage Prismatic's existing component library while working in your favorite IDE with TypeScript and other tools you love.

Read more about invoking actions in code-native in our docs.

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

• Karbon - Karbon is a collaborative practice management platform for accounting firms.
• Workday (Beta) - Workday HCM is a single, cloud-based solution for workforce planning, talent management, and payroll processes.
• Duro PLM - Duro PLM is a platform designed to intuitively centralize part data, manage change orders, and connect to the rest of your tech stack.

When you create a new integration, you can now start from a variety of Prismatic-built integration templates. The integration templates demonstrate common integration patterns across our most popular connectors.

You can now use Prismatic-provided GitHub Actions to automate the deployment of your components and integrations to Prismatic. This is handy if you have multiple Prismatic tenants and you've designated one for development and the other(s) for production.

Read more about how to use the Prismatic GitHub Actions in our docs.