The April 2026 release introduces Celigo Ora, a next-gen AI assistant, along with updates across platform usability, AI automation, connectivity, API management, B2B Manager, and Integration Apps. Highlights this month focus on helping teams build faster, reuse more, strengthen security and access controls, and keep automation moving with less manual effort.
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Platform
April’s platform updates focus on improving how teams build, test, secure, and manage integrations. The release brings a clearer builder experience across flow execution, data preparation, transformation, access, and sign-in security.
Flow Builder enhancements
See flow state more clearly and run flows with more control.
A redesigned header and updated run experience make it easier to understand flow state, access run and schedule actions, and choose whether manual runs should trigger downstream integrations.
You can also choose to run one, multiple, or all sources and select preview data directly from the step menu.
Why it matters: These updates make testing more targeted and reduce extra navigation during building and troubleshooting.
Pre-parse scripting
Modify incoming data before standard parsing to standardize formats, reduce manual cleanup, and improve data readiness.
Pre-parse scripting lets you transform, validate, and standardize incoming data before parsing. It also supports file-based inputs, sample-file upload, encoding selection, and preview behavior based on pre-processed data.
Mapper 2.0 updates
Making Mapper and transformations easier to use
Mapper 2.0 updates improve the experience for enterprise-scale transformations by making mappings easier to scan, edit, and manage. This release improves visibility of the hierarchy, field selection, search, row-by-row editing, and expand/collapse controls. Date is now handled as an explicit data type, and primitive arrays can now be reshaped into object arrays without scripting.
Why it matters: These changes reduce mapping overhead and remove some scripting for common transformation patterns.
Platform usability and access
Access shared resources more easily and reduce friction in common editing workflows.
You can now access the Resources navigation with custom and monitor roles based on workspace permissions. Monitor users also get read-only visibility into shared assets, including details, audit logs, and usage references. HTTP header fields now support direct Handlebars insertion through the expression editor.
Platform security
Strengthen sign-in controls across MFA- and SSO-managed accounts.
This release improves MFA setup at sign-in, supports destination-driven MFA and SSO coexistence, and adds admin control to require MFA after SSO.
Why it matters: These changes improve security posture while reducing access friction for users who work across multiple accounts.
AI automation
This release expands AI automation with a mix of conversational platform assistance and more reusable building blocks for agent-driven workflows.
Celigo Ora (Beta)
Celigo Ora is a next-gen AI assistant built into Celigo that gives every team direct control of the platform through natural conversation.
Powered by specialized agents and a live knowledge graph of the account, Ora can create flows, scaffold logic, diagnose issues, and help manage integrations using plain-language instructions. It works across exports, imports, mappings, schedules, and other resources, and can also write and edit JavaScript, SQL, and Handlebars.
Ora is designed to reduce the specialized knowledge typically required to operate an integration platform. Instead of manually navigating across multiple resources, users can describe what they need, and Ora can assist with design, troubleshooting, and account-level actions within the organization-defined controls.
Reusable MCP prompts and tools
This release also expands reusable AI building blocks across automation workflows.
MCP prompt templates can be reused across compatible clients, and reusable tools help reduce repeated setup across agents, APIs, and flows. MCP Server now supports reusable prompt templates that can be defined once and reused across compatible agent experiences.
Why it matters: These updates help teams move faster with AI automation while improving consistency across implementations.
Connectivity
Webhook enhancements
Webhook listeners now support more verification, parsing, and authentication patterns directly in the platform.
This release adds native CSV and XML parsing, media type overrides, token verification from headers, query parameters, or the request body, and Handlebars-based HMAC extraction. Challenge detection rules can also identify provider verification patterns used by systems such as Slack, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Meta, and Monday.com.
Why it matters: These changes reduce the need for custom middleware when working with webhook-based SaaS applications.
HTTP and GraphQL response handling
HTTP and GraphQL connections now support multiple non-standard response patterns for auth and error detection.
Response groups can define their own status codes, body paths, and error values, which improves detection when providers return authentication failures inconsistently across endpoints.
Additional connectivity updates
You can now create a Walmart connection directly from Walmart Seller Central, alongside the existing connection flow in integrator.io. This path is currently available for the U.S. marketplace only and does not support Walmart Integration App connections.
API management
April’s API updates bring API work closer to the rest of the integration lifecycle and make it easier to reuse logic across implementations. The result is less context switching and better organization for teams building and managing APIs.
APIs in integration tiles
This release brings API management directly into the integration experience.
Users can now create APIs inside integration tiles through a new APIs tab. Manage users can create and manage APIs, while monitor users can review request logs, audit logs, and download OAS files. APIs can also be moved between integration tiles, cloned, downloaded, and uploaded with integrations.
Why it matters: Role-based access control means the right people have the right level of access to API assets, without overexposing them, all organized alongside flows and tools in one place.
Support for tools in APIs
Reuse tools directly inside APIs to standardize logic and speed up API development.
API Builder now supports tools as a native step type. You can add and reuse tools directly inside APIs, with support for connection overrides, mapping, scripting, preview, and send.
Why it matters: Tools support in APIs allow you to reuse the same validated, governed business logic across both your API layer and AI workflows — eliminating duplication and ensuring consistent behavior everywhere.
B2B Manager
B2B Manager updates this month focus on scale and resilience. Teams can now work with larger inbound EDI files and keep valid transactions moving even when part of a file needs attention.
Larger inbound EDI files and partial transaction processing
B2B Manager now supports larger inbound EDI files and more flexible processing of multi-transaction payloads.
EDI file size support has increased to 50 MB. For multi-transaction X12 and EDIFACT files, users can now choose whether to process the entire file or continue processing only valid transactions while skipping invalid ones.
Why it matters: This allows valid transactions to continue downstream without requiring the entire file to be rejected because of a single invalid transaction set.
Integration apps
This month’s Integration Apps updates focus on reducing manual effort and giving customers better options for both standard and more customized use cases.
Shopify – NetSuite template
This release introduces a GraphQL-based Shopify – NetSuite template for more customizable implementations.
The template supports customization of flows, mappings, routing logic, and GraphQL queries. It covers orders, fulfillments, products, inventory, billing, refunds, returns, cancellations, and payouts. It also includes support for native exchanges, unverified POS returns, channel-liable tax handling, and configurable payout mappings. The template can be used on its own or alongside the managed Integration App in a hybrid model.
Why it matters: Customers can automate more out of the box and get a more flexible starting point for advanced implementation needs.
Amazon – NetSuite
The Amazon – NetSuite Integration App now supports Amazon Ireland.
This includes Ireland-specific settlement date-format handling, scheduling support for settlement flows, and updated store ID naming from AMZ-MISC-X to AMZ-IE-X. The release also adds automatic confirmation of packing options for transfer orders, removing a manual confirmation step from the Amazon inbound shipment workflow.
Integration Marketplace
New connectors available:
- Check out the new HTTP connectors available in the Integration Marketplace.
The EDI trading partners article provides an alphabetical listing of trading partners, search functionality, and filters.