Release Notes

Improved

We’ve removed duplicate or redundant fields from Debug and Info logs to make the logs easier to read and understand. Webhook events are not affected.

Improved

We’ve added new options to the Custom Analytics display in the dashboard. You can now create graphs comparing flows or node outcomes over time. Learn more in Dashboard.

Improved

We’ve improved the flow validation feature to enable automatic validation whenever you save a flow and to clearly associate validation results with specific flow versions. Learn more in Validating a flow.

Improved

We’ve made improvements to the flow canvas. When you open a flow, there’s now a search option that lets you locate specific nodes using connector or node information. Learn more in Using flow search.

Info

Learn more in the PingOne connector release notes.

Improved

We’ve made several improvements to the PingOne Forms feature, focusing on multi-factor authentication (MFA), agreements, and improving the experience for administrators and end users:

Learn more in the PingOne forms documentation.

New

We’ve added a tool for validating flows. The tool identifies errors that will prevent a flow from completing successfully and provides warnings for other issues. Learn more in Validating a flow.

Issue DV-18324

You can currently enter Flow HTTP Response Timeout (in seconds) values above the maximum value of 120 seconds. If you specify a value above the maximum, the minimum value of 15 seconds is used.

The workaround is to specify a value between 15 and 120 seconds.

New

We’ve added error checks to the flow export process. When you use the Download Flow JSON option and select the Include Subflows option, an error message displays if your Flow Conductor connectors use invalid subflows or subflow versions. Learn more in Exporting a flow.

Improved

DaVinci now serves localized content by matching the end user’s language preferences more intuitively and consistently.

Info

Learn more in the LexisNexis connector release notes.

New

You can now use Microsoft Entra ID users to leverage external authentication providers for multi-factor authentication (MFA). You can enable this integration using DaVinci flows and flow policies.

The Setting up PingOne SSO, DaVinci, and PingID as the external MFA provider for Microsoft Entra ID use case explains the configuration and includes two sample flows to simplify the integration process.

Info

The Rich Text component is being deprecated soon and will continue to work for a limited time only. Update your forms to use the Translatable Rich Text component as soon as possible. The new component benefits from upcoming features such as language keys, dynamic text, and mobile SDK support.

Improved

We’ve improved the handling of sensitive fields in DaVinci analytics by automatically filtering out fields known to be sensitive as well as fields containing keywords, such as password, key, secret, token, and authorization.

Improved

We’ve added the ability for flows launched from the API to process a global.sessionToken that is passed in as part of the request body.

Improved

We’ve increased the width of the right side panel in the DaVinci canvas. This makes working on node configurations and flow settings more comfortable, especially in code fields and tables with key-value pairs.

Improved

We’ve improved the widget invocation method so that widget flows can recognize the PingOne session cookie if the includeHttpCredentials property is set to true.

Improved

We’ve improved the error message displayed to end users if a flow can’t complete successfully, making it more visually appealing and easier for end users to understand.

You can also customize the logo displayed on this error message. Learn more in Editing flow settings.

Info

We’ve updated the PingOne Authentication connector. When authenticating users by redirecting the browser to your DaVinci flow, the DaVinci flow policy returns additional attributes to PingOne. You can now override the default format of those attributes.

Learn more in the PingOne Authentication connector release notes.

Improved

We’ve made multiple improvements to the DaVinci dashboard:

Learn more in the Dashboard documentation.

Improved

We’ve updated logging so that DaVinci logs and webhook events now consistently include TransactionId, correlationId, externalTransactionId, sessionId, and externalSessionId at any log level. These attributes are also captured in scenarios such as Login with External IdP and Device Authorization flows to ensure comprehensive traceability.

New

You can now use the PingOne language feature that enables the use of translatable keys in customizable HTML templates and error connectors. This lets you display a translated version of user-facing content based on the user’s browser language setting.

Learn more in Setting up DaVinci Forms for multi-language support.

Improved

In PingOne Forms, you can now add optional text to divider to provide context to your users. Align the label left, center, or right to suit your theme.

Improved

We’ve added an ability for PingOne flow policies to check for existing sessions before launching a flow and to skip the flow if a current session exists. Learn more in Configuring a flow policy.

Improved

In PingOne Forms, you can override your default theme colors for a particular button or link. Previously, this completely reset the appearance and you had to provide all new values. Now, enabling Override Default Styles doesn’t affect the look until you change a value, and you can override some colors while keeping others linked to the theme.

Improved

We’ve made a set of user experience improvements for PingOne Forms to improve readability and usability for all users and follow Web Content Accessibility Guidelines. These improvements include alternate text, coloration, and organizational improvements.

Improved

We’ve added additional logging for the PingOne Authentication connector, which occurs when a DaVinci flow administrator creates or modifies a PingOne Authentication connector node that uses one of the following capabilities:

If the change results in new values for the User ID, Authentication Methods, or Custom Authentication Methods fields, an audit log event is generated, showing the old and new field values.

We’ve improved the Custom Analytics section of the dashboard. Now you can compare data for Flow Analytics connector outcomes logged within a flow.

Learn more in the Dashboard documentation.

Improved DV-2256

We’ve improved the CORS handling in DaVinci. When you add a flow’s launching domain to an application in PingOne, DaVinci uses that domain in its CORS settings. Learn more in Integrating Flows into Applications.

Fixed DV-14812

We’ve fixed an issue that caused the preset value of flow instance variables to be ignored whenever any other flow instance variable’s value was updated.

Fixed DV-10798

The Flow Analytics Connector now sends the contents of the Outcome Status Detail and Outcome Description/Comment fields to webhooks, providing external logging systems with more thorough information about flow errors. You can also now populate these fields with variables or data from previous nodes using the Variables () icon.

New DV-5239

We’ve added the ability to create a new flow based on a template. When you click Add Flow, you can now create the new flow using a template from the Ping library, using an imported flow JSON, or using a blank page.

Learn more in Using DaVinci flow templates.

Info

Learn more in the Token Management connector release notes.

Fixed DV-2022

We’ve fixed a display issue that caused variables to be labeled as "constructs" in the audit trail.

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.