For a number of months, we’ve been assembling example screens and apps that cover common scenarios in the mobile business apps space.
Today we have released a new App Catalog page that enables easy access to the first round of 44 such example screens.
Support for Microsoft’s Azure cloud storage has just been added to our live service.Azure is an open, flexible, enterprise-grade cloud computing platform which we use ourselves to run the Appenate platform. For those of you that are using Azure Blob Storage for your storage requirements, this will allow you to automatically … Read more
Some major upgrades have just become available on the platform that promise to add a lot more options for viewing data sources on your apps.
These are the first new features under our User Experience add-on, and headlining the batch is a brand new Screen type – the Mapping screen.
Support for Amazon Web Services S3 storage has just been released.
For those of you that are using S3 for your storage requirements, this will allow you to automatically upload data entries from Forms directly to S3 buckets of your choosing.
We shipped a major upgrade to our Connector subsystem over the weekend that will provide major benefits going forward.
For starters, the logs of each connector action are now available for viewing against Form entries.
We’ve been running a “single sign-on” approach on our support portal for a while now and have found that it’s proven more challenging than expected, particularly due to your ability to “log in as” other client accounts and users on our platform.
For a long time, we’ve wanted to provide notifications inside the secure website.
We’ve also seen Data exports as a poor user experience due to waiting for the output to generate.
So we decided to kill two birds with one stone – introducing new Notifications and background exporting functions!
A small update has been released for all apps, containing minor fixes and a file upload improvement.
We’ve enhanced the dynamic placeholder functionality for Connectors, adding support for the full range of placeholder syntax directly in Connector configuration fields
We’re always looking to make our integration API as accessible and easy to understand as possible for developers.
To date this has been achieved by having detailed documentation on each API endpoint and option, but today we’ve released a new way to discover and understand our APIs – introducing the API Explorer!