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v1.11 — October 2025

This release strengthens event-driven integrations (Amazon SQS, Pub/Sub attributes), run lifecycle control (requested stop, parentage between workflows) and trace readability on loops and on the resources used.

Documentation: Triggers · View traces

New features​

Triggers and messages​

  • Trigger AWS SQS trigger: your workflows can now start on messages from an SQS queue, opening the way to asynchronous chaining and direct interoperability with the AWS ecosystem; chain with the Send AWS SQS node to send messages.
  • Trigger Google Pub/Sub event trigger: attributes carried by events are exposed in the trigger data, to route or enrich the context without losing business information — see also the Send Google Pub/Sub node.

Run control​

  • Stopping a workflow: you can request a stop while a workflow is running; the stop becomes effective after the current node finishes, limiting the risk of inconsistent data while giving you an operational safety net for overly long or inappropriate processing — see Analyze an execution (stop from the trace details).
  • Workflow linkage: a parentage link is established at run time between calling and called workflows, clarifying traceability when you compose several workflows — see Workflows.

Dictionaries, traces and quality​

  • Dictionaries: first notable improvements to dictionary management (ergonomics, reliability or functional coverage depending on the screens involved) to better support repositories that grow with your projects.
  • ForEach traces: the current iteration index is visible in the trace, making it easier to diagnose loops on large volumes or edge cases — see Analyze an execution.
  • Enriched traces: information about the application (app) and the Authentication methods used is added to traces, for faster auditing and support when several systems are involved.

Contracts and compliance​

  • Contracts: a significant batch of fixes and improvements on contracts, for exchanges and commitments better aligned with your business and regulatory processes (depending on the modules in your scope). For the overall product view, see Concepts.