Release Notes

Info

For details, see the Token Management connector release notes. For more information, see the Token Management connector release notes.

Improved DV-5272

The Flow Analytics feature now includes options to search for specific flows by user ID, user name, and correlation ID. The new search parameters can find information from the following connectors:

Learn more in Viewing flow analytics.

New DV-5389

Variables are a great way to centrally manage values used in your nodes, including in the HTTP connector’s Make REST API Call capability. To help protect sensitive values such as API keys, client secrets, and tokens you use in these nodes, we’ve added a new Secret variable type. For more information, see Variables.

Improved DV-12469

When custom JavaScript is added to a flow or connector, an audit event is now logged. This enhances security and compliance by providing a clear view of all custom script use, ensuring that modifications can be tracked and audited. See Audit Trail for more information.

New DV-9426

You can now enable or disable debug level logging for an entire environment. See Company Settings for more information.

New DV-12440

It’s important to keep your data safe, so we’ve added a new Download Flow JSON view that gives you the option to exclude variable values when you export a flow. This lets you share flows and get support knowing that proprietary and sensitive variable values never leave your environment. For more information, see Exporting a flow.

New

When adding a new connector from the Connectors view, connectors are now sorted alphabetically and presented in three groups:

These categories make it easier to find the right type of connector more quickly and eliminates the guesswork required with the previous category system.

This view has also received a visual refresh to give you a more consistent experience with other parts of DaVinci and PingOne.

If there are multiple connectors from the same vendor, they appear in a group under the vendor name. For example, the Amazon DynamoDB and AWS Lambda connectors appear together in the "Amazon" group.

New

Our latest DaVinci API connectors offer hundreds of integration points with key third-party services.

API connectors provide a complete collection of API calls supported by the third-party service. This streamlines integration between your flow and the service by allowing you to configure the API calls in the DaVinci user interface and populate them with variables from your flow. Each API call is represented by a capability in the connector.

API connectors are powerful, but be aware that the connector is generated directly from the service provider’s API and the feature set is not managed by Ping Identity. For help configuring the connector capabilities, refer to the service provider’s API documentation.

To learn what each connector can do and to find links to service provider documentation, see the Integration Directory:

New DV-6472

PingOne forms now include the capability to add buttons for social login. Learn more in Adding social login with PingOne.

Info

For details, see the PingOne Forms connector release notes.

Improved DV-9230

Enhanced traceability of DaVinci flow executions by adding transaction IDs, which are unique identifiers generated when a flow begins and included in all logging, analytics, and webhook content. This ID improves debugging and operational monitoring. DaVinci also now carries external transaction IDs and session IDs that are passed in when the flow launches and includes them in logging, analytics, and webhook content.

Fixed P14C-59774

Fixed an issue that prevented hrefs added to the footers in PingOne login screens from working.

New

For details, see the PingOne Advanced Identity Cloud Access Request connector documentation.

New

For details, see the PingOne Advanced Identity Cloud Login connector documentation.

Improved

For details, see the String connector release notes.

Info

For details, see the PingOne connector release notes.

Info

For details, see the PingOne Forms connector release notes.

New

For details, see the LexisNexis connector release notes.

Info

Placed some SIEM streaming events in limited release. See Configuring SIEM Streaming for more information.

Improved DV-8579

When editing a connector on the DaVinci canvas, you can now search the capability list. This lets you find a specific capability more quickly or discover capabilities that matter to you. You can search with multiple words in any order.

The capability entries display a maximum of three lines of description, with the full description visible by selecting the capability and clicking the Settings tab, so that the list of capabilities is informative and easy to navigate.

Info

For details, see the PingOne Authentication connector release notes.

New DV-6981

The PingOne Webhook UI now includes an option for Custom Analytics events, which you can use to receive custom analytics events from DaVinci. See Configuring SIEM Streaming for more information.

Info

For details, see the PingOne connector release notes.

Fixed DV-10022

Fixed an issue that caused flow conductor nodes to break when a flow was imported.

Info

For details, see the PingOne Scope Consent connector documentation.

Info

For details, see the PingOne Authentication connector release notes.

Fixed DV-9870

Fixed an issue that prevented a PingOne team member’s ID, first name, and last name from being displayed in audit trails.

Improved DV-8841

Improved the loading times for PingOne Form nodes.

Info

For details, see the Flow Conductor connector release notes.

Info

For details, see the connector documentation.

Improved

All existing and new flows now use the advanced routing algorithm to provide better Teleport node support with looping flows. With this change, advanced routing is enabled by default.

We removed the Use Advanced Routing Algorithm toggle switch in the Flow Settings panel.

Improved DV-8430

We updated the analytics view for flows to include any subflows that are invoked during the flow.

Fixed DV-1307

We fixed an issue where, when you clicked Analytics on the flow canvas and loaded a flow execution in the Flow Analytics panel, any Teleport nodes that were processed as a part of the flow execution didn’t display in the flow canvas with the correct background color or statistical information. They displayed as if they weren’t processed during the flow execution, even though they did have Flow Analytics log entries.

Fixed DV-1740

Previously, when flows used Flow Conductor nodes to call subflows that didn’t match the Flow Conductor configuration, DaVinci didn’t log error messages in the Audit Trail.

Now, if there’s a mismatch between the type of the Flow Conductor capability (Invoke Subflow or Invoke UI Subflow) and the type of subflow (API-based or UI-based), we log clear error messages for debugging.

We also display an error message at runtime when a flow uses the Invoke UI Subflow capability to call an API-based subflow.

Info

Fixed DV-7937

We fixed an issue where the flow execution either stalled or caused a loop when Teleport nodes using the Go to Start Node capability had multiple input paths.