Release Notes – May 19, 2026
This version is about giving you more control with less manual work.
Whether you are working with files, connected systems, bots, or user permissions, we added improvements that make things easier to find, easier to manage, and easier to use inside real workflows.
Hope you like it. And yes, we think you should try it.
Flows
Bugs
- Integration Log Navigation Fix
Fixed an issue in the integration log where clicking the arrow to move to the next item did not work. Navigation now works as expected.
Apps
Enhancements
- Build Apps With Calendar
You can now add a calendar to your app, generated by Noca and tailored to match your brand and required logic. The calendar is not based on an external calendar tool like Google Calendar. Noca creates the calendar UI and logic as part of the app itself, making it easier to build apps for schedules, appointments, visits, events, or any process that depends on dates.
Read more about Building Apps With Custom Calendars - OTP With Additional Validation Values
OTP login is now more flexible. Previously, OTP could only be based on the email value from the login step, and the code could only be sent to that email.
Now, you can use additional values as part of the OTP process, such as validating an ID, customer number, or another field, while still sending the OTP code to the user’s email. This makes login flows more flexible and better suited for real business scenarios.
Read more about Using Additional Validation Values in OTP Login - Create Picklists From a List of Values
You can now create app picklists from a list of values returned from connected systems, such as Salesforce, Priority, or other integrated applications.This makes it easier to populate picklist options dynamically from real business data instead of creating the values manually.
Read more about Creating Picklists From a List of Values
Docs
Enhancements
- Add Images to Generated Documents
You can now embed images into generated documents. This allows files and image-based inputs from an app, such as uploaded files or signature images, to be passed into a document and included in the final generated PDF.
For example, you can build an app with a signature page and file upload, and when the user clicks submit, the uploaded file and signature image can be added directly into the generated PDF.
Read all about Adding Images to Generated Documents
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