You can now loop through items in your workflows using the new iterator node. This powerful feature allows you to process multiple records sequentially, performing actions on each item in a collection.

Manual trigger workflows now support bulk selection, allowing you to select multiple records at once to pass into your workflow. This is particularly useful when combined with the iterator node to process several records in one workflow run.

The search node now lets you customize the result limit above 1, enabling you to retrieve multiple records in a single search operation. This enhancement works seamlessly with the iterator node for processing search results.

You can now impersonate a workspace user as an admin. This allows you to see the workspace as that user would, which is useful for troubleshooting issues or understanding user experience.

You can now trigger workflows when a record is created or updated.

You now have the ability to duplicate nodes, change node types, and use a streamlined filter design in your workflows.

Workflow branches allow workflows to split paths, enabling conditional logic and multiple outcome flows in automation.

You can now control which fields a role can view or edit. This adds more granular access control on top of existing object-level permissions.

Add filters between workflow steps with conditions and only let data continue if it meets the criteria you define.

Enabled two-factor authentication with authenticator apps like 1Password, Authy, or Microsoft Authenticator to add an extra layer of security at sign-in.
