Release Notes – Mar 13, 2026

We’re excited to share the latest updates across Flows, Apps, and Docs! This release brings powerful new capabilities to help you work smarter, faster, and maybe even look cooler while doing it.

Flows

Features

• Azure Email Event Listens to Multiple Emails
  Azure Email Events can now listen to multiple users’ emails. Previously, this functionality was limited to a single email account. With this update, you can group multiple users so that when an email is received in any of the specified accounts (e.g., 50 emails), the flow is triggered automatically. This makes it easier to handle team-wide email activity in your workflows.
• Asynchronous Loop Execution
  Loops in flows can now run asynchronously, allowing multiple iterations to be processed in parallel.
  Previously, if you had a large dataset—such as 900 accounts from Salesforce—and multiple actions per item (e.g., create an account and create a contact), the flow would process each item, taking care of its actions sequentially, which could take a long time.
  
  With this update, you can divide the dataset load into batches by setting a limit (for example, up to 20 iterations and 20 actions per batch). Each batch is processed in parallel before moving on to the next, significantly reducing total execution time—up to 20x faster depending on the configuration. This makes handling large datasets with multiple actions much more efficient and scalable.
  
  

Apps

Features

• Redirect Actions in Multi-Page Apps
  In multi-page apps, you can now define redirects to specific pages for any action within the application. This allows you to control navigation dynamically based on user interactions or application logic, ensuring users are guided seamlessly to the right page at the right time.
• Pass URL Parameters Between Pages in Multi-Page Apps
  Passing URL parameters while redirecting between pages is now supported in multi-page apps, allowing you to send context or data during navigation. This enables the target page to dynamically adapt its content or behavior based on the parameters received.
• Change Element Type in Apps
  You can now change the type of an element within your app. For example, converting a textbox to a radio button.
  When changing an element to a multi-checkbox, you can also define the options, either by using static values or by fetching options from a flow. This provides greater flexibility in designing forms and interfaces, allowing you to adapt elements without recreating
  them from scratch.
  

Bugs

• radio button values passed incorrectly
  This was fixed.
  

Docs

Features

• NetSuite Integration in Word Add-in
  The Word add-in now supports NetSuite, making it possible to pull data from NetSuite directly into the generated documents. This allows you to create dynamic, data-driven documents using information from your NetSuite account, streamlining document generation and ensuring accuracy.