Automation 360 v.26 Release Notes

Release date: 6 October 2022

Review the top 5 features as well as other new features, enhancements, fixes, and limitations in the Automation 360 v.26 release. Automation 360 and IQ Bot (Cloud and On-Premises) are on Build 15436.

Note: Build 15436 includes Manifest V3 browser extensions for Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge browsers. For more information, see Chrome and Edge Manifest V3 extensions.

Highlights of this release

Here are the top 5 features in the v.26 release:

Embedded automation with OAuth 2.0

Business users can directly access authorized automation from within their favorite business applications, without having to open a new interface or learn a new app. OAuth 2.0 enables seamless authentication across systems, reducing complexities of system-specific sign-ins.
Image of embedded automation features, including widget and extensions.

Image of embedded automation features, including widget and extensions.

Learn more: Embedded Automation.

Coding standards through code analysis

Administrators can establish coding best practices by setting a code analysis policy and improve their team's code to quickly find and correct rule violations. They can select which rules to check for and enable summary reports for a snapshot of all bots within a project.

Bot builders can quickly check the status of their bots and receive feedback on what to fix, speeding up bot development and deployment and promoting coding best practices.

Learn more: Code analysis.

Package role-based access (RBAC)

Administrators can tailor package access to the business needs and expertise of bot developers and enforce access policies for custom groups. They can maintain policy control and ensure confidence and ease-of-use for developers by providing group-based package access with clear policies.

Citizen developers can access simpler packages and build easy-to-complete automation, and professional developers can access a broader set of complex packages.

Benefits of using RBAC on packages

Learn more: RBAC on packages.

Salesforce integration with command package

RPA developers can build robust integrations with Salesforce through direct API interaction. They can automate repetitive processes involving access and updates to Salesforce data, enabling business users to focus on high-value business tasks such as strategic planning and optimization. Commands available include authentication, database querying, record updates, and file processing.

Salesforce actions package

Learn more: Salesforce action package.

Automation 360 integration with Google Cloud Apigee

RPA developers can fast-track end-to-end automation development by combining API components from Apigee and RPA bots from Automation 360 to access any data in the enterprise. Our prebuilt integration packages make the integration seamless, enabling you to drive more value from reusing existing assets created by your organization's automation teams.

Apigee Two Way Integration

Learn more: Apigee integration.

What's new and changed in each product

Go to the following pages for details on all the updates (what's new, changed, fixed, and limitations) in each product:


RPA Workspace Updating to this release Migration updates
AARI
IQ Bot and Document Automation
Bot Insight