Release Notes – Mar 04, 2026

Heads up, Docs lovers (and everyone else, too)! This release is here to make your document magic a little smarter, your apps a little snazzier, and your flows… well, let’s just say they’re feeling extra powerful. Whether you’re generating tables, automating loops, or tweaking UI elements, this version is packed with goodies to make your work smoother, faster, and maybe even a little more fun.

Flows

Features

• Tranzila Integration Node
  A new Tranzila node has been added to Noca Flows, allowing you to interact directly with Tranzila for payment processing. This enables seamless transactions and automates the handling of payment data as part of your flow logic.
  

Apps

Features

• Map Values to Any UI Element
  You can now map dynamic values to any UI element in the App Builder. Previously, value mapping was limited to input fields. With this update, you can bind data to a wider range of elements, including button text, input labels, headers, and more—even specific parts within those elements. This enhancement gives you greater flexibility to create fully dynamic and data-driven user interfaces.
  

Docs

Features

• Conditional Logic Inside Tables of Word Add-in
  You can now apply conditional logic directly within tables when generating documents using the Word add-in. With this update, you’re no longer limited to static data – each field within a table can now include conditions that control how and when content is displayed.
  This enhancement adds a new layer of flexibility, allowing you to tailor table content dynamically based on your data, making your generated documents more accurate and context-aware.
• Generate Tables from Data in Word Add-in
  Instead of defining a fixed table and filling it, you can now have a table structure created dynamically according to the data retrieved from your source. The number of rows will adapt automatically to match the dataset, ensuring the table accurately represents the information available at runtime.
  

Enhancements

• Automatic Loop for Multiple Values
  When retrieving multiple values in the Word Add in, loops are now generated automatically to get the values one by one. For example, if you fetch a list of 10 names, the system will create a loop to process each value individually, adding them one by one to display all entries in the target field.