Release Notes for MuleSoft Composer for Salesforce - 2023

For triggers in the following connectors, the Polling Frequency field is now required:

For triggers in the following connectors, the Polling Frequency field is now required:

For triggers in QuickBooks Online Connector and Stripe Connector, the Polling Frequency field is now required. This field enables you to select how often Composer makes a request to the underling system API to look for changes to records in active flows.

Salesforce Connector now supports Salesforce API v59.0.

For triggers in Salesforce Connector, the Polling Frequency field is now required. This field enables you to select how often Composer makes a request to the underling system API to look for changes to records in active flows.

You can now search for templates (by template name, connector name, or template description) and filter templates (by use case category or connector).

When selecting outputs for an Invocable Flow, the List<Primitive> and List<Object> data types are now available. Additionally, you can append or prepend items to your List variable using dynamic or static list mappings.

When defining a variable, the List<Primitive> and List<Object> data types are now available. Additionally, you can append or prepend items to your List variable using dynamic or static list mappings.

You can now define a primitive list by mapping a List<Object> data pill to a primitive list value within your flow.

You now have the option to change connections for all steps (at the flow level) instead of individually changing connections for each step.

Using typeahead, you can now create a list of primitive data types statically by using [ ] in the Custom Expression Editor, for example, [name1@gmail.com, name2@gmail.com].

You can now use a statically-built list as an input parameter in the joinBy function.

Picklist Mapping is now enabled for all string fields. Using Picklist Mapping, you can map data from one application with the corresponding data needed by another application. This enables you to connect two applications that have different values for a similar field and to align the values in those fields across applications. You can determine how the possible values of an output field (data pill) map to the possible values of an input field. You can reuse the mapping across flows.

You can now specify output fields in your invocable Composer flow so that these output fields are returned in the response payload to the system that triggers the invocable Composer flow.

In the Custom Expression Editor, you can now update any List<Primitive> (for example, List<String> or List<Number>) and manually build a list using commas and the typeahead feature. You cannot build the list in-line; however, you can select an existing List data pill of that data type to build your list.

The following List functions are now available for the Custom Expression Editor:

You can now invoke a Composer flow from external systems, such as Flow Builder, Flow Orchestration, another Composer flow, an Apex callout, or a cURL command. This feature enables deeper interoperability and integrated capabilities across Salesforce. For more information, refer to Invoke a Composer Flow.

To enhance connectivity, you can now use OAuth 2.0 Client Credentials to create a connection in Composer to MuleSoft RPA Connector.

In Stripe Connector, the On New Refund trigger now outputs the following fields:

To improve discoverability, you can now refresh the value providers and other fields in a step within your flow by clicking the refresh button on the step header. This button appears when you hover above the refresh button for the step.

The following enhancements appear on the Flow Details page:

You can now define a variable as temporary storage in your flow and use it as a data pill. Defining a variable enables you to complete certain use cases like aggregating calculations and storing values. You define variables locally within a flow and use them anywhere within that flow.

The Custom Expression Editor now supports typeahead. You can now type math operators in the Custom Expression Editor and select them using the Enter key, Tab key, or mouse with typeahead. You no longer need to toggle the operator tab and manually select the math operator from the list.

The Error Handler is now generally available. You can use this feature to watch for errors in connection or logic in specific steps of your flow and then designate logic to handle the errors that may occur.

You can now connect to a new system: SAP S/4HANA Cloud.

When adding a trigger or an action, you can now use the new search bar in the System Action and System Event windows to enter the specific name of a connector or shared API to use in your flow.

A new option, Only the first record, is now enabled for the Get records action in Salesforce and NetSuite Connectors. Using this option, you can return a single record by using a unique identifier in your search criteria. When selected, the Get records action searches for all records that meet the selected criteria and returns the first record in the list that meets the criteria.

An optional new field, Organization Site URL, appears when creating a connection for Jira Connector. The Organization Site URL field enables you to enter the URL of the Jira organization containing the sandbox or production environment to which you want to connect.

The Error Handler (Beta) is now available. You can use this feature to watch for errors in connection or logic in specific steps of your flow and then designate logic to handle the errors that may occur.

The Custom Expression Editor now supports the following string functions:

The following actions are now available for Slack Connector:

If a connector update or bug fix may cause interruptions to your flows, you now receive an email describing these updates and outlining which flows you should stop and reactivate to avoid flow failures.

In NetSuite Connector, the log on time metadata is now registered to each record.

In NetSuite Connector, the metadata for the File object is now available for the Create Actions record.

Previously, boolean fields that supported expressions rendered as either text fields or as picklists. All boolean fields that support expressions now render as a hybrid field that supports both text fields and picklists. Additionally, if you manually enter true or false into a text field, the field automatically selects the corresponding dropdown value regardless of letter case.

When hovering over data type icons for fields, informational tooltips now appear.

You can now connect to a new system: Google BigQuery.

MuleSoft Anypoint Platform customers can now share externally available APIs managed in Anypoint Platform with business users for consumption in a MuleSoft Composer for Salesforce flow. This enhancement creates integrations that span beyond out-of-the-box connectors.

Organizations that use both MuleSoft Composer for Salesforce and Anypoint Platform can now connect the two organizations through Access Management.

You can now import a flow as a JSON file by clicking the wrench icon and selecting Import. The import flows feature is in open beta.

In Salesforce Connector, the Run History page now displays detailed error log information to enable effective troubleshooting. Error logs now include the date and time on which the error occurred, an explanation of the error, and the location within the flow where the error occurred.

If a Composer connector supports a default value for a field, that value now appears and is selected in the Composer UI; however, the user can choose to override the default value.

The Composer Administrator permission set is now available. After the installation of Composer, the system administrator can assign the following permissions to users:

The Settings page is now available for those with the Composer Administrator permission. On this page, you can view and edit email notification settings.

In Gmail Connector, the On New Email trigger and the Send email action now support attachments.

The Get Attachments action is now available for Gmail Connector.

You can now connect to a new system: Sage Intacct.

The following enhancements have been made for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Connector:

Quickbooks Online Connector now supports custom fields for actions and triggers.

The following actions are now available for Quickbooks Online Connector:

The following triggers are now available for Quickbooks Online Connector:

In NetSuite Connector, the following list objects are now available to enhance the Get Records action:

The following record types are now available for NetSuite Connector:

In Snowflake Connector, the Select Rows action now includes enhanced sample data resolution.

The following record types are now available for NetSuite Connector:

HTTP Connector now supports the following pagination type for fields: Offset.

ServiceNow Connector now supports the Tokyo release.