January Product Round-Up

We made a number of updates in January focused on making the product easier to use, easier to manage, and more flexible to work in as projects grow.

Below is a summary of what’s new, what’s moved, and how these changes should improve day-to-day integration work.

Console Removed and Features Reorganised

We’ve removed the Console and moved its functionality into more relevant areas of the product.

You’ll now find:

• Deployment logs
• Execution trace history
• Embedded users
• Runtime test features

 …within their respective tabs, alongside existing tools.

This change reduces duplication and makes it easier to find things where you’d expect them to be.

New Releases Pop-Up

There’s now a Releases pop-up that shows when something new has shipped.

It only appears when there’s an update worth knowing about, so you don’t have to go looking for changes or wonder if anything has moved. All recent updates are collected in one place, making it easier to stay up to date without interrupting your work.

Embedded Users: New Location and Updated Interface

Embedded users now live in a dedicated Integration tab and have been updated with a cleaner layout.

From this tab, you can:

• View and manage activated users
• Update activation variables
• See active connections

All embedded user management is now in one place, which should make it easier to manage integrations with multiple users.

File Saving Improvements

You can now save integration files individually, instead of only saving everything at once.

We’ve also moved the Save All button into the Build tab, where file changes are made.

These changes give you more control over what gets saved and help reduce accidental or unwanted updates.

Version History for Integrations

Integrations now include version history, accessible from the integration header.

This allows you to:

• Roll back to earlier versions
• Roll forward when needed
• Deploy from any saved version

It’s designed to make changes safer and give you an easier way to recover or compare previous work.

Accept or Undo AI File Changes

When AI modifies files, you can now review those changes in the Build tab and choose to accept or undo them.

This gives you more oversight when using AI, and helps ensure only intentional changes move forward.

Summary

These January updates focus on:

• Clearer navigation
• Better control over files and versions
• Simpler management of embedded users

If you have feedback on any of these changes, it helps shape what we work on next.

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