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Release Notes – Apr 13, 2026
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This release brings a mix of flow improvements and bug fixes, along with a few fixes in apps – Have a look.
Flows
Enhancements
- Excel File Support in Doc RAG
Doc RAG can now read and process Excel files, including .xls and .xlsx formats. This allows you to include spreadsheet data as part of your document retrieval and generation workflows.
Read more about working with excel files in Doc Rag - Excel Files Conversion to PDF
Converting .xls and .xlsx files to PDFs is now supported inside a flow.
Read more about converting Excel files to PDF
Bugs
- Data Kit Not Reflecting Connected Nodes
We fixed an issue where, when connecting one node to another, the previous node was not visible in the data kit. The data kit now correctly reflects connected nodes, ensuring all relevant data is accessible during flow configuration.
Apps
Bugs
- New Form Fields Not Appearing in Data Kit
We fixed an issue where newly added fields in a form did not appear in the flow data kit.
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