We have reviewed the error messages and adjusted them to allow more accurate and seamless debugging for new Jobs. The messages will now inform you exactly what went wrong whenever possible. This change will gradually apply to older jobs as well.
Agents sent out on data retrieving missions will wait up to 10 minutes for a new task after a Job is completed. Not giving a new Job to these agents during that period will time them out, and the session will be closed. This is meant to free up agents that are idle.
We have implemented optional encryption for both requests and responses of Jobs and Webhooks. This adds even more robust security in addition to the HMAC already in place. More details on encryption.
We improved our data retrieval process by adding detection mechanisms for agents that have become stuck. This will improve our visibility and thus our retry procedures for those agents.
We are now able to retrieve more types of interval data, and filter it by date or account number, allowing us to sort the data more accurately for different needs.
Our Job schemas for both input and output no longer permit additional properties. This is a decision made in an effort to ensure data integrity and predictability, prevent unexpected errors, enhance security, improve clarity and facilitate future changes.
Introducing the brand new Deck Dashboard — a powerful interface that lets users create both sources and jobs tailored to their needs using our built-in AI Bot.
With the Dashboard, users can:
Data can now be written to a CSV file when a webhook becomes too large for practical use.
The webhook will include a URL pointing to the file, which can be downloaded directly. This improves performance and usability for large result sets.
Full support for Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is now available during data refreshes.
You can securely perform automated updates via webhooks, even if the source system requires MFA.
We’ve improved our system’s ability to recognize time formats across the web.
Regardless of the input format, all output timestamps now conform to ISO 8601 (YYYY-MM-DD).
Our Sandbox environment for Generic Jobs has been expanded. You can now simulate more complex scenarios and edge cases in a safe, isolated test setting.
To improve security and simplify onboarding, a unique HMAC (Hash-based Message Authentication Code) key is now automatically generated for every new team created on our platform.
This feature allows you to connect to a data source on behalf of your user and send Jobs to read or write data tied to that user. You can retrieve information or documents, inject fields, upload forms, and manipulate account-related data - as long as you have valid credentials. It enables you to access locked content and even take actions for users.
Developers can now test their Job integrations in a dedicated sandbox environment. This supports faster iteration and safe experimentation without touching live data.
We’ve added support for 20+ additional data sources to our Account Overview event system, providing broader coverage and real-time updates across more accounts.