v.6.5.0

July 24, 2020

Managed Service

Managed Service is now managed by organization. That means that all the projects in your organization share the same Managed Service, and you can spend the hours you bought in any of the projects you have.
You can assign tickets to a project or not, so it’s easier for you to filter tickets of the same project.
There are now 4 types of tickets you can open:
- Implementation: To request new flows and projects
- Help request: To ask for assistance with existing projects or platform usability
- Feature request: For feedback and suggestions
- Bug reporting: To report issues with the platform

Some of these types of tickets imply reserving some time in order for the ticket to be working on it.
The Managed Service UI has been improved, so it’s easier to manage and have all the information you need in a glance.
You can view now the tickets that have been Archived. The option is in the dropdown next to the “New Ticket” button.
Now you can “Close” a ticket but only when it is in “Request” or “In revision”.
In comments and the description of a ticket, there is a button to include text as “code” so it’s appropriately formatted.

PGP Encryption

Interfaces now have a new option in “Interface Security” that you can enable if your payload is using OpenPGP encryption.
When configuring the payload of the interface, you need to paste an example of the payload you expect to receive but unencrypted so that Flowize can parse it.
You will need to upload your private key to your File Manager and also provide the passphrase for it to work correctly.
You can use this interface in a Direct URL and send your data encrypted to Flowize. That data will be saved unencrypted, so Flowize can use it to run your flows.

When testing a flow with an interface that needs to be executed as a batch, like a CSV or Multi Record, now automatically starts to be processed
Direct URL with Batches. Batch name can be changed throw the API.
SEPA APP now returns a new variable that holds the data base64 encoded.