Release Notes – May 31, 2026

This version is about making app and flow building feel smoother. We focused on small but useful improvements that help users move faster, configure things more easily, and keep data flowing in the right direction. Less friction, better control, and fewer “where is this supposed to go?” moments. Go try it.

Flows

Bugs

• Short URLs in Flows
  Flows can now generate short URLs, making long links easier to share in places like SMS messages where every character matters. The short URL can also include on-load parameters hidden inside the link, so users can receive a cleaner URL while the needed parameters are still passed securely and cannot be changed by the end-user.
  Read about Using Short URLs in Flows

Apps

Features

• Map and Reuse Record IDs in App Tables
  You can now map record IDs into an app table and reuse them later from within the app. For example, if an app displays Salesforce opportunities in a table, the opportunity ID can be passed together with the row details and used later on another page, such as an opportunity details page or follow-up action. The same logic can be used with other objects and records as well.
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Enhancements

• Word File Support for App Requirement Specifications
  You can now upload Word documents as requirement specification files when creating an app. This makes it easier to use existing specs, briefs, and process documents as context, without needing to convert them to PDF first.
  Read more about Uploading Requirement Specification Files to Create Apps
• Easier Parameter Selection for Internal Redirects
  When setting up an internal redirect to another app or to a page inside the current app, parameters are now easier to find and use. After selecting the redirect target, users can choose from the available parameters directly in the redirect setup, making the process more intuitive and easier to configure.
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