2021 release notes

A new Wordbee connector is now available as a beta release, enabling you to automate the creation of multi-language websites in Matrix using a professional translation service.

Use this component to build integrations that:

When troubleshooting an issue from the flow executions page, you can now choose to retry a flow error from a specific step instead of retrying the entire flow.

New icons on the Flows page allow you to see that flows are using old or deprecated components quickly:

Click into the flow to resolve the issue.

A new Matrix connector leverages the new Matrix Asset Management API and is designed to support headless content creation, including translations.

The connector will continue to be developed in line with the API as new asset types are supported.

Our new recipe that uses Google Translate and the new Matrix connector to automate the translation of Matrix pages is an excellent example of how you can use the new connector.

This recipe can be used as a baseline or example for any customers who want to do translations with professional translating services.

Additional work on a connector for the Wordbee translation service is underway.

All access will be managed from Squiz Digital Experience Platform (DXP). This addition will make user management and access far simpler for DXP users.

All users received an email on October 26th with specific instructions on how this change impacts them:

Squiz will remove the ability to sign in directly from the Integrations sign-in page in late November.

The XML Diff Component compares two XML documents and checks for missing elements or differences in element values.

You can now choose to update all components in a flow to the latest version in a single click. Open the Flow designer page and click the Update all components button ().

You can now use the Reassemble action from the component to group multiple messages into one message.

The team is excited to announce a new Funnelback connector! The connector enable a range of key use cases where Integrations can be used to enhance Funnelback implementations such as:

We welcome your feedback, especially if you have additional use cases that you would like to see supported.

The Canvas connector is now fully released following a beta period. The new version includes new suppot for Canvas announcements. This enables announcements created in Canvas to display on your website or portal.

Squiz Marketplace includes a new recipe for key Funnelback and Sharepoint use cases; just activate the recipe and delete any flows you do not need. Using this recipe you can:

A new component designed for GraphQL APIs is now available in beta mode, making integrations to GraphQL APIs significantly easier.

Some users may have experienced an issue, where errors occurred periodically when retrieving sample data. This issue has been resolved.

For anyone that attended Squiz Summit 2020, you may recall you were invited to book 1:1 meetings with product and account managers on the website - Squiz has now made Zoom functionality available in a recipe.

Zoom’s privacy and security requirements can make Zoom authentication tricky. To make authentication easier for you, a new Integrations app is now available in the Zoom marketplace! Once the app is installed to your Zoom account, you can easily build a custom integration or use one of the Zoom-related recipes on Squiz Marketplace.

Learn more about this feature in the Zoom integration guide.

Minor updates have been made to the following components to upgrade the Node.js Sailor version and fix minor bugs:

A new connector to the Mixpanel Export API is available in Beta. The connector enables the retrieval and transformation of the raw Mixpanel data in a single UI driven step.

Watch this space for recipes that use this connector in conjunction with multiple DXP products for more personalised digital experiences.

The CSV component has been updated to support reading a file from remote URL in the Read CSV action.

Minor updates have been made to the following components to upgrade the Node.js Sailor version and fix minor bugs:

A new Canvas connector is now available as a beta release! The connector is designed to support student portals, with functions for getting the data that students may need day to day as well as full management of calendar events so that students can book office hours etc.

The Sharepoint connector (for Office 365) has been updated to better support Filtering when retrieving data.

We’re also excited to release a new recipe for Matrix and Sharepoint that includes multiple use cases. Just Activate the recipe and then delete any flows for use cases you don’t need. With this recipe you can:

Watch this space for Workplace and Funnelback recipes coming soon!

Minor updates have been made to the following components to upgrade the Node.js Sailor version and fix minor bugs dictionary-component

A new Sharepoint connector now available as a beta release. This connector supports Sharepoint in Office 365. It leverages the Microsoft Graph API, which enables you to read, write and manage sites and files on Sharepoint.

There are no known bugs in this beta release and it can be used in live integrations. Any feedback is welcome in the lead-up towards the full V1 release.

Use the new Workplace recipe to create automatic announcements on Slack or Teams when you create new Workplace content. You can also use the recipe to create an Outlook event for "all hands" announcements on Workplace.

Just activate the recipe and delete the flows you do not want to use.