Release Notes – August, 2026

We’ve been busy making Noca faster, smarter, and easier to use. This release is packed with improvements, new capabilities, and a few little surprises to make your day better. Some you’ll notice right away, others will quietly make everything run smoother. Either way, we’ve been working hard so you don’t have to. Enjoy!

Flows

Features

• Controlling Data Storage for Specific Flows in Integration Logs
  Added a new Do Not Store Logs option under Flow Settings, allowing you to choose which Flows should not have their data saved in integration logs. When enabled, the Flow continues to execute and transfer data between systems as usual, but the information it processes is not stored or displayed in the integration logs. This provides greater control over data retention, especially when handling sensitive information.
  Learn about Controlling Data Storage for Specific Flows in Integration Logs
  
• Run Salesforce Flows Directly from Noca
  You can now run Salesforce Flows directly from your Noca workflows. When configuring a Salesforce node, select your Salesforce connection and choose Salesforce Flow from the list of available sources, alongside options like Objects and Reports. This allows you to trigger existing Salesforce Flows as part of your Noca automations, without having to recreate their logic.
  Read about Running Salesforce Flows from External Systems
  

Apps

Features

• AI Effort Level for App Prompts
  We added a new Effort Level option to Noca Apps prompt. It lets you control how much effort the AI puts into each request, so you can choose between faster responses and deeper, more detailed execution.
  Learn how to choose the right AI level for every App Prompt
  
• Show & Hide Logic for App Sections
  Show and Hide logic can now be applied to entire sections in Noca Apps, not just individual fields and labels. This makes it easier to control larger parts of the UI based on app logic.
  Discover how to Make Business Apps Smarter with Section-Level Show and Hide Logic
  
• Audio Notification When AI Finishes
  Noca Apps now plays a short ping when the AI finishes creating an app or processing your changes, so you’ll know right away when it’s ready.
  Find out Why Audio Feedback Matters in AI-Powered App Building
  
• Added Listener to Improve Field Mapping in Flows
  Added a listener to Flow node mapping to ensure form fields and their values are consistently captured and stored in the Data Kit. This prevents missing fields and values during mapping, ensuring data is passed correctly from Apps to Flows.
  For the same reason, an “Add Manually” link has been added to the existing note at the bottom of the Data Kit, “Can’t find your object? Click on Refresh & try again.” Clicking the link opens the listener configuration, helping users detect and reveal missing fields and objects for mapping.
  Read more about Improving Data Accuracy and Field Mapping with Listeners
  
• Three Ways to Publish Apps
  Two new publishing methods, Embed and Widget, have been added alongside the existing Public URL option, giving you more flexibility in how you share Apps (and Bots). Use a Public URL to share your App as a standalone page, Embed to display it directly within your website’s layout, or Widget to make it accessible through a floating button that opens it over your website’s content. Choose the option that best fits your needs..
  Learn about Publishing Methods for Apps

Enhancements

• Flow Usage Warning Before Deletion in Apps
  When deleting a Flow that is connected to an App, Noca now shows a warning that the Flow is currently in use. This helps prevent accidental deletions that could affect active experiences. This warning was also added to Noca Bots.
  Read more about Preventing Accidental Deletion of Flows Connected to Apps
  
• 70% Faster Form Loading and Data Updates
  Improved form performance by reducing loading and data processing times by 70%. Forms now load faster, update more quickly, and handle incoming and outgoing data more efficiently, providing a smoother and more responsive experience.
  Find out more about Faster Form Loading and Data Updates for a Smoother User Experience

Bots

Features

• Three Ways to Publish Bots
  Two new publishing methods, Embed and Widget, have been added alongside the existing Public URL option, giving you more flexibility in how you share Bots (and Apps). Use a Public URL to share your App or Bot as a standalone page, Embed to display it directly within your website’s layout, or Widget to make it accessible through a floating button that opens it over your website’s content. Choose the option that best fits your needs..
  Find out about Publishing Methods for Bots
  
• Customizable Session Timeout for Bots
  Added a new Session Timeout (in Minutes) option under Bot Settings, allowing you to define how long a conversation can remain inactive before a new chat session is started. This gives you greater control over conversation duration and helps manage how Bots handle returning users after periods of inactivity.
  Learn more about Managing Chatbot Session Timeouts

Enhancements

• Flow Usage Warning Before Deletion in Bots
  When deleting a Flow that is connected to a Bot, Noca now shows a warning that the Flow is currently in use. This helps prevent accidental deletions that could affect active experiences. This warning was also added to Noca Apps.
  Read more about Preventing Accidental Deletion of Flows Connected to Bots
  
• Resume Completed Chatbot Conversations
  Added an option to resume chatbot conversations that have already ended, allowing users to continue where they left off instead of starting a new conversation. This helps maintain conversation context and provides a smoother, more continuous chat experience.
  Discover more about Resuming Chatbot Conversations Without Starting Over

Docs

Features

• Translate and Customize PDF Signing Captions
  You can now translate and customize the captions used in PDF signing processes, including buttons, instructions, and placeholders like “Sign Here” and “Next.”
  Under Account > Sign Captions, simply select a language from the dropdown to automatically translate all captions. You can then review the translations and manually edit any caption to match your preferred wording or terminology.
  Choose whether to apply your customized captions to all PDF signing processes in Noca or only to specific signing processes, giving you full control over the signing experience.
  Learn more about Translating and Customizing PDF Signing Captions

Platform

Features

• Sign in to Noca with Microsoft
  You can now sign in to Noca using your Microsoft account, just like with Google. It makes access faster and more convenient for teams working in the Microsoft ecosystem, while keeping authentication secure and simple.
  Discover Why Microsoft Sign-In Matters for Business Applications
  
• Live Flows, Apps & Bots Overview in Dashboard
  Added a new Live Flows, Apps & Bots section to the Dashboard, providing a quick overview of your live projects. View each project’s name, type, and last usage date and time. Last usage reflects actual end-user activity, such as submitting a form, interacting with a Bot, or triggering a Flow,
  Read about Tracking Activity Across Your Live Apps, Bots, and Flows
  
  

Enhancements

• Increased Rate Limit Capacity
  We’ve upgraded the rate limit from up to 1,000 requests per minute to support up to 1,000 requests running in parallel, allowing significantly higher throughput for demanding workloads.
  Find out Why Parallel Request Capacity Matters for High-Volume Automation
  
• Horizontal Scrolling in the Word Add-In Menu
  We added horizontal scrolling to the Word Add-In menu, making sure all available options remain accessible even on smaller screens or lower resolutions.
  
• Updated Salesforce Connection Security
  Salesforce introduced new security requirements for connected apps, which can cause existing connections to disconnect. We’ve updated the Noca Salesforce integration to support these changes, including PKCE, Refresh Token Rotation, idle token expiration, and IP allow listing where applicable.
  If your Salesforce connection is disconnected, simply reconnect it once to continue working normally.
  Learn about Staying Ahead of Security Changes