Release Notes – July, 2026

This release is all about making Noca faster to build with, easier to navigate, and a little smarter everywhere you click.
We’ve added more ways to connect systems, work with data, control experiences, troubleshoot faster, and automate the repetitive stuff nobody wakes up excited to do. We’ve also tightened up security, simplified configuration, improved visibility, and added a few new integrations to keep your Noca universe expanding.
Some updates will save you clicks. Some will save you time. And a few may make you wonder why they weren’t there all along. 😄

So grab a coffee, open Noca, and start exploring.

Ready to see what’s new? Scroll on — your next favorite feature might be hiding below. 👇

Flows

Features

• Send Messages with Custom Parameters Using HTTP/S
  Flows now include an HTTP/S node that lets you send messages to online services and receive their responses. Simply enter the URL, define the parameters you want to send, use dynamic values when needed, and map the response for use throughout your flow.
  Learn about Sending Messages with Custom Parameters Using HTTP/S

Enhancements

• “Replace All” option added to field format transformations
  We have added a Replace All option to the field format and transformation settings in flows. Previously, the “Replace” option only updated the first instance of a matching value it found. This new addition allows you to instantly swap out all matching instances across your data string at once.
  Find out how to Replace Every Matching Value at Once

Apps

Features

• Element names added to canvas tooltips for easier mapping from Data Kit
  Identifying inputs, buttons, and other app elements in the Data Kit is now much simpler. We have added a user tip directly onto canvas elements that displays their exact system names, making it easy to recognize and select the correct fields when mapping from the Data Kit to your events or UI logic.
  Learn how to Easily Identify App Elements by Name
  
• Discussion mode added to app prompt for rapid prototyping
  We have added a Discuss button to the app prompt interface, enabling a new discussion mode. This allows you to safely test out ideas, iterate on prompt variations, and see how the AI responds in real time before officially implementing or saving the changes to your workflow.
  Discover how to Test App Ideas Before Building with Discussion Mode
  
• Added encryption and decryption support for URL parameters
  When passing sensitive or key data via URL parameters, you may want to prevent users from manually editing or tampering with the URL values.To address this, we have added built-in encryption and decryption options. You can now encrypt parameter data before including it in the URL and decrypt it on the receiving end, keeping your flow inputs and page states secure against user tampering.
  Find out more about Encrypting and Decrypting URL Parameters
  
• Enhanced delete menu in App Builder
  Clicking the delete icon in the App Builder top menu now opens a dropdown menu with two options: App or Page. This allows you to choose whether you want to delete the entire app or simply remove the current page you are working on.
  
• Show or Hide Form Elements on Load
  Noca Apps now lets you control whether form elements are shown or hidden when the page loads, based on data from a source such as Salesforce. In the Visual Editor, select an element and click the Show/Hide icon to define its visibility on load.
  Learn about Show or Hide Form Elements on Load
  
• Trigger UI Logic When a Parameter Changes
  You can now trigger UI Logic whenever a parameter’s value changes. This makes it easier to update elements, run actions, or dynamically control the user experience, including showing or hiding elements based on loaded data.
  Read how to Trigger UI Logic When a Parameter Changes
  

Enhancements

• Flow name added to Integration Logs for faster troubleshooting
  The Integration Logs table now includes the flow name for every entry. When managing apps with multiple integrations, this addition allows you to immediately see exactly which flow was running when an integration was triggered, removing the guesswork when investigating log details.
  Read more about Tracking Flow Activity in Integration Logs
  
• Configurable OTP security flows now open in modal
  When configuring One-Time Password (OTP) security settings in Apps, the setup flow now opens directly within the modal. This allows you to set up and manage your authentication process without navigating away or losing context.
  
• Improved field organization for Stepper components in Data Kit
  When configuring actions (such as “On Submit”) on a Stepper component in Apps, all step fields were previously listed in a single, unstructured list. This made it difficult to identify which fields belonged to which step, especially in complex forms with many fields.We have now organized these fields into dedicated folders for each step inside the Data Kit, making it easy to locate and drag the exact step fields you need for your mapping configuration.
  
• Next and Previous Button Events in Stepper
  AI Apps now support events for the Next and Previous buttons in Stepper components. These events let you trigger different actions when users move forward or backward between steps.
  Discover how to Create Smarter Multi-Step Experiences with Next and Previous Button Events
  
• Access Debug links Faster in the App Log
  The Debug column in the Apps logs has been moved to the second column in the log table. This makes each debug link immediately visible, without needing to scroll horizontally through the log.

Bots

Features

• Shopify added as a data source for Bots
  You can now connect Shopify directly as a data source when building and configuring bots. This enables your bots to access product catalogs, inventory, and order information straight from your Shopify store to power automated conversations and workflows.
  Find out how to Connect Bots to Shopify Data

Enhancements

• JWT User ID mapping for external log storage
  You can now map the JWT User ID to a specific field when configuring external log storage (such as Salesforce) in your Bot Settings. This allows you to track exactly which authenticated user generated each chat conversation, giving you deeper user-level context directly within your external databases or CRM.
  Read more about Putting a Name to Every Conversation with JWT User ID Mapping

Docs

Features

• Streamlining mapping of app data to Word documents
  When working with App-to-Doc Gen, the previous process required you to add input fields in Word, move to Apps to build a flow, upload the file, and then manually map each field from the app to Word one by one. While manageable for three or four fields, this was very difficult for documents with higher field counts.
  Now, you can simply go to Word, select your app and page, place your input fields, and publish directly back to Apps. The backend flow is created automatically, allowing you to jump straight into Noca Apps to view or edit the logic if needed.
  Find out more about Mapping App Data to Word Documents Faster

Platform

Features

• App and bot filters added to Analytics
  You can now filter your analytics data by specific apps and bots, making it easier to measure and analyze collective usage. Previously, the filter only allowed you to select individual flows. Because a single app or bot often contains multiple flows, this update allows you to aggregate and view all related flows at once to track overall performance.
  Discover how to Filter Analytics by App or Bot
  
• Box integration now available
  You can now connect your workflows directly to Box. This new integration allows you to seamlessly store, retrieve, and manage files within Box as part of your automated apps and bot processes.
  Read about Box Integration for File Management
  
• Zoho integration now available
  You can now connect your workflows directly to Zoho. This new integration allows you to seamlessly sync data, manage CRM records, and automate processes across Zoho services as part of your apps and bot workflows.
  Learn more about Zoho Integration for CRM and Process Automation
  

Enhancements

• Account trash now supported for apps, bots, AI workers, and voice agents
  We have expanded the account trash feature to include apps, bots, AI workers, and voice agents. You can now safely delete these resources and manage them from the trash, giving you the ability to recover them if needed.
  Find out more about Recovering Deleted Apps, Bots, and AI Resources
  
• Fewer Permissions for Microsoft Azure Connections
  Microsoft Azure connections now request only the permissions required for each action. For example, sending an email through Microsoft now requires fewer permissions than before, making connections simpler and more secure.