Release Notes – Mar 22, 2026

This one’s for the flow builders. More control, smoother behavior, and fewer surprises—so your automations do exactly what they’re supposed to do, every time. Let us know what you think.

Flows

Features

• Table of Contents with Anchors Added to Bates Numbering
  A powerful addition has been made to the Bates Numbering node, which now automatically generates a Table of Contents with Anchors at the beginning of the document, enabling users to navigate document sections more easily and jump directly to specific content pages.
• DateTime Subtraction Formula Added to Transformations
  A new formula has been added to the Transformations option, allowing you to subtract one DateTime value from another. This makes it easier to calculate time differences directly within data transformations.
• Improved Session Control for Bot Interactions in Flows
  Bot interactions within flows now offer better session control, allowing messages to be tied to a specific session. This ensures that responses—such as answers to user questions—are returned within the correct conversation context.
  In addition, messages sent by the bot no longer trigger flows. This prevents unintended loops in scenarios where incoming messages (for example, from messaging apps like WhatsApp) would otherwise re-trigger the same flow, making interactions more controlled and reliable.
  

Enhancements

• Empty Values in Conditions for Salesforce Data
  Previously, creating a condition with an empty value field didn’t behave as expected—you had to type “null” manually for it to work. Now, you can either explicitly set a condition to null or leave it empty, and it will function correctly.
• CSV Parser Supports Large Files
  The CSV parser now supports working with large files containing many records. This makes it easier to handle big datasets without running into performance issues, ensuring your data imports and processing run smoothly.