This release introduces numerous new features and enhancements including Dark Mode, enhanced Usage Tracking, streamlined Flow Builder and Data Loader experiences, visual Marketplace previews, and more.
Platform
Dark mode
Dark mode is now available! Our most requested feature delivers a sleek, low-light theme designed to reduce glare, minimize visual fatigue, and improve focus, especially during long building sessions.
You can toggle between Light, Dark, or System mode using the theme icon in the top-right corner. Your selection is saved per user.
Dark mode fully supports:
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Dashboards
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Integration flows
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Logs
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Script editors
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Settings
Built for accessibility, the new theme utilizes a high-contrast palette with color-safe alerts and clear focus states, ensuring readability without compromising usability.
Expanded Handlebars library
We’ve added 14 new Handlebars helpers to make your templates cleaner and more versatile, whether you’re formatting data, writing inline logic, or simplifying array handling.
New helper categories:
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Logic-check helpers: Use
eq,isTruthy,isFalsy,hasOwn, andhasNoItemsfor quick inline checks, comparisons, and empty-state validation. -
List helpers: Simplify array handling with
arrayify,unique,pluck,after, andbeforeto convert, deduplicate, extract, or slice lists. -
Numeric helpers: Format and calculate easily with
modulofor grouping logic andaddCommasfor readable number formatting. -
String and miscellaneous helpers: Use
occurrencesto count substrings andjsonParseto convert JSON strings into usable objects.
Enhanced usage tracking for flows, endpoints, and agents
With our improved usage tracking for the platform license model, you can now track subscription flows, endpoints, and agents based on actual usage.
What’s new:
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Flows are counted only when they run. Enabled flows that never execute are excluded from usage.
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Endpoints are tracked only when triggered, whether via a flow or an external API call.
All tracking is done on a month-by-month basis, providing you with clear visibility into historical usage trends directly within the product.
This enhanced transparency helps you better understand how your integrations are running and gives you confidence in managing growth over time.
Streamlined preview section for better productivity
We’ve refreshed the Preview experience in Flow Builder to make development faster, clearer, and more data-driven, especially when testing and troubleshooting complex flows.
Key improvements:
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Larger preview window for better visibility into record data
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Inline visibility of Input and Mock Output, making test condition setup and downstream validation easier
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Streamlined request/response logging with a new option to copy full payloads, including headers and body, for faster support and debugging
Restructured tabs in the builder UI for easier navigation and better visibility
We’ve updated the tab layout in Flow Builder and API Builder to make it easier to navigate, debug, and stay focused during development.
What’s new:
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Tabs at the top for clearer navigation and quick access to connections, scripts, audit logs and run history in case of flows.
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Expanded run history view (only flow builder) to easily search and find relevant jobs.
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Stay focused on building – the run console appears only after a flow or API execution.
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Improved drag-and-drop experience for the run console.
This streamlined experience helps reduce friction when building, testing, and troubleshooting flows or APIs.
Improved sample file management and data loader enhancements
We’ve introduced updates to help you manage sample data more securely and operate Data Loader flows with greater control.
Key updates:
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Clear or replace sample files in Data Loader, File Exports, Imports, and Lookups to reduce retention of sensitive data
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Data Loader flows no longer depend on sample files for first-time execution—users are prompted to upload a new file
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New enable/disable toggle lets you manage Data Loader flows directly from the Data Loader screen
Flow visualization preview for Marketplace templates
The Celigo Marketplace now features a full-screen, interactive template flow preview that lets users visually explore integration flows before installation.
This enhancement enables you to evaluate templates more quickly and confidently, without needing to install them in their environment first.
Key features:
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Flows organized by business module for intuitive navigation
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Click flow name or view icon to open a step-by-step, read-only preview
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View source/destination apps, mappings, filters, scripts, and branching logic
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Toggle between HTTP and Simple views for export configuration inspection
This visual interface provides users with a clear understanding of each template’s structure and behavior, speeding up decision-making and reducing setup errors.
→ See the flow visualization preview demo
Multi-instance flows: Scale ecommerce integrations across multiple storefronts
Multi-instance flows provide a scalable approach to managing shared integration patterns across multiple storefronts, environments, or tenants.
Manage the holiday rush across storefronts with multi-instance flows.
Key benefits:
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Define once, deploy everywhere — Create a master flow and inherit logic across all instances
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Customize only what’s different — Use lightweight, JSON-based overrides for fields like connection IDs or mappings
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Reduce duplication — Update the master flow once and push changes to all instances
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Centralized control — Monitor and manage all instances from a unified interface
B2B Manager for EDI
Create an EDI profile from an uploaded sample file
Setting up an EDI profile just got faster and easier in B2B Manager.
You can now upload a sample EDI file (X12 or EDIFACT) during profile creation. The system will automatically analyze the file, detect its structure, and pre-fill key profile fields—including interchange and group segment details.
Key benefits:
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Reduces manual setup steps
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Minimizes configuration errors
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Accelerates onboarding, even for users with limited EDI experience
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Helps you move from setup to testing in minutes
This enhancement streamlines the configuration process and improves the success rate of first-time integrations with new trading partners.
→ Create an EDI profile from a sample file
API Management
Introducing support for APIM v4 definition
You can now choose the API definition version when pushing APIs to API Management (APIM). Select either v2 or v4 (recommended).
The v4 definition enables additional features, including:
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OpenAPI Specification (OAS) validation policy
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mTLS plan configuration, and more
For existing APIs, when adding a new endpoint, the Select Existing API dropdown displays a v2 / v4 label next to each API, making it easy to recognize which definition each API uses.
Enhanced metadata: Field-level descriptions in API Builder
You can now add descriptions at the field level for:
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Path parameters
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Query parameters
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Headers
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Request body and response body fields
These descriptions enhance API metadata, making APIs more discoverable, reusable, and comprehensible, whether for human developers or AI agents using MCP.
All descriptions are included in the OpenAPI spec, improving documentation quality and enabling better interoperability across your ecosystem.
Integration Apps / Templates
Shopify – NetSuite: Returns, Exchanges, and Refunds integration template
A new Returns, Exchanges, and Refunds integration template is available in the Celigo Marketplace for Shopify and NetSuite.
This template leverages Shopify’s GraphQL APIs and supports the platform’s native exchange functionality, allowing merchants to process returns and exchanges across both web and POS orders.
Key capabilities:
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Automates return and exchange flows from Shopify to NetSuite
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Supports both refunds and item-for-item exchanges
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Works with Shopify’s latest native exchange features
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Aligns seamlessly with order and fulfillment records in NetSuite
Setup instructions, including the required NetSuite saved searches, are available in the accompanying Knowledge Base article.
Connectivity
On-premise agent support for FTP connections
The FTP connector now supports execution through the Celigo On-Premise Agent (OPA)—enabling secure and flexible file transfers within protected network environments.
Key benefits:
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Secure access to internal FTP servers: Connect to FTP servers located behind a firewall without exposing them to the public internet—ensuring data remains protected while enabling seamless integrations.
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Flexible hybrid connectivity: Easily transfer files between on-premise systems and the Celigo cloud, even when servers are not publicly accessible.
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Simplified infrastructure management: Reuse an existing on-premises agent already deployed for other applications, reducing setup time and ongoing maintenance.
Support for plain text webhook requests
Webhook listeners now support plain text and markup payloads, making it easier to connect with more webhook providers.
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The full request body is saved in _raw, allowing it to be mapped or transformed like any other field
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Supports text/plain, text/html, text/markdown (and charset variants)
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Aligns with how HTTP exports, lookups, and imports handle plain text
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Existing support for JSON, XML, and form-encoded formats remains unchanged
Change Data Capture (CDC) support for MongoDB
You can now stream real-time inserts, updates, and deletes from MongoDB collections using Change Data Capture (CDC).
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Capture changed fields with full before-and-after document versions
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Build near real-time SCD Type 2 pipelines into data warehouses
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Apply filters using aggregation pipelines ($match, $project, etc.)
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Use CDC for analytics, event-driven workflows, or real-time sync with other systems
Integration Marketplace
Check out the new TP and HTTP connectors available in the Integration Marketplace.
