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February 2019

  • New parameters in datasource.lookup.gigya.account: 
    • isCaseSensitive allows performing a case insensitive lookup. Note that regardless of the value of this parameter, lookups of all 'basic-string' values are always case sensitive.
    • matchBehavior decides what to do in case of a match between the source field and the Gigya field. This can be used when you wish to import only those records that do not exist on the the target platform.
  • New parameters in datasource.read.gigya.comment: apiKey, userKey and secret added for reading Gigya comments from a different source site.  

January 2019

  • batchSize parameter added to datasource.write.hybrismarketing, for indicating the size of the record batch, enabling the ability to sync contacts in a batch, and not one by one as previously.

December 2018

  • When a job fails after processing some files, it will now go into "retry" mode and attempt to handle the remaining files, while ignoring those already processed. 
  • fileNameRegex parameter added to the Amazon S3 reader, for filtering files by their name.
  • Updates to the SAP Marketing cloud writer (datasource.write.hybrismarketing):
    • New timeout parameter for configuring the time to wait for a response from the platform
    • New mobileField parameter for passing a contact's mobile phone number into SAP Marketing Cloud
    • New communicationType field in the consent object, for passing the communication type to which the contact consented
  • timeout parameter added to SFTP and FTP writers and readers.
  • In custom scripts, setSessionParameter is now limited to 100 lines. 

November 2018

  • New templates available in IdentitySync Studio, when creating a dataflow: 

    • Import Full Accounts from SFTP

    • Import Lite Accounts from SFTP

  • New reader, datasource.read.azure.blob_token, for reading data "blobs" from the Azure Blob cloud storage using an access token.
  • New parameters added to  datasource.write.gigya.generic : apiKey, userKey and secret, enable the usage of the generic writer in a Gigya-to-Gigya data transfer scenario. These parameters are used as credentials from the source site, from which to read data. 

October 2018

September 2018

  • New component, datasource.lookup.gigya.account, allows you to perform a lookup of users in Gigya's database during an import flow, and make real-time decisions regarding the import process for existing users.

August 2018

June 2018

  • New addResponse parameter in datasource.write.gigya.generic enables including Gigya's API response in the output file, which can then be used in a later step. 
  • You can now connect the generic writer (datasource.write.gigya.generic) to a next step that follows a successful run, and not just a failed one.

April 2018

  • You can now stop a job mid-run, by hitting the Stop icon in the Job history window: 
  • The inferColumns parameter was removed from file.format.dsv, as column names are inferred automatically, or set manually using the columns parameter. 

March 2018

  • Permissions to run an IdentitySync job are now granted automatically on the worker, for partners and users with the relevant permissions. 
  • When creating custom scripts using the record.evaluate component in IdentitySync studio, you can now expand to full-screen mode for easier code editing: 

February 2018

  • When reviewing the details of a job in the Job History page, you can now sort by each one of the step metrics (e.g., by duration, step name, number of errors). 
  • New newsletterField in datasource.write.silverpop enables writing to Silverpop's built-in status field, rather than to a custom field. 
  • Updated Silverpop templates in IdentitySync studio use newsletterField by default. 
  • Partner ID and API key added to the email notification sent after a job executes. 
  • Bug fixes. 

January 2018

  • You can now use IdentitySync to copy accounts from one Gigya site to another. For more information, see IdentitySync.
  • New step metrics for advanced debugging and monitoring of dataflows that fail or take a long time to execute. Fore more information about monitoring dataflows, see IdentitySync.
  • IdentitySync Studio can now be opened in full-screen mode. 
  • Status column added to the IdentitySync scheduler, displays a status of "busy" or "ready". 
  • Step parameters in IdentitySync Studio now include a link to the developer's guide: 
  • New consent parameter added to datasource.read.gigya.account to be used in implementations of Customer Consent. Enables retrieving users from Gigya's database based on the status of their consent to a given consent statement. 
  • New component, datasource.write.hybrismarketing, for writing user data directly to the SAP Hybris Marketing platform. For more information, see SAP Marketing Cloud. 
  • New action and sync_fields parameters in datasource.write.silverpop support choosing the method for handling existing user data, and specifying a unique ID for rows in Silverpop. 
  • Bug fixes

November 2017

October 2017

  • New Connector Type added to IdentitySync Studio, used for writing failed records to a separate file. 

August 2017

  • IdentitySync Studio is the new visual data flow editor, used when creating and editing flows in the IdentitySync dashboard. With IdentitySync Studio, you can: 
    • Add parameters to each step in a convenient, friendly UI. 
    • Drag-and-drop new data flow steps and connect them to the flow by dragging arrows. 
    • Add a record.evaluate custom step and add the code in the JSON editor UI, complete with built-in code testing capabilities. 
    • Delete a step by selecting it and clicking "Delete". 
  • You can now delete data flows directly from the IdentitySync dashboard. 

June 2017

May 2017

  • Support for Silverpop: New components for reading from and writing to Silverpop, including dataflow examples. See Component Repository here and here, and inbound and outbound flows. 
  • Support for writing to Salesforce Marketing Cloud (Exacttarget). See Component Repository and outbound Dataflow.
  • New maxFileSize parameter added to file.format.dsv and file.format.json, used to split the output files into multiple files of smaller size. 
  • New updatePolicy added to datasource.write.gigya.account for defining how to handle existing values in Gigya's database - whether to override them, or append to existing values.
  • New formatting parameters added to file.format.krux: quoteFields and separator.
  • New components and dataflow templates for integration with Campaign Monitor. See outbound and inbound dataflows, and the Component Repository

March 2017

  • Support for Constant Contact: New components for reading from and writing to Constant Contact, including dataflow examples. See Component Repository, here and here. 
  • New generic component that can call any of Gigya's APIs, including those that write data to a Gigya database: datasource.write.gigya.generic.
  • New status parameter added to datasource.read.mailchimp.
  • New datasource.write.exacttarget component for writing subscriber data to Salesforce Marketing Cloud (Exacttarget).

February 2017

  • Email notifications sent at the end of the dataflow execution now also includes the site ID. 
  • Support for Marketo inbound and outbound flows. See templates, Marketo Dataflow - Inbound and Marketo Dataflow - Outbound, and Component Repository. 
  • New dataflow template for Game Mechanics lookup: Game Mechanics Dataflow. 
  • Bug fix: On export flow that includes PGP encryption and running on large amount of accounts, the job failed with heartbeat error.
  • Improved export performance to support parallel search.
  • New parameter maxConcurrency for improving performance of parallel search added to datasource.read.gigya.account and datasource.read.gigya.ds scripts. See Component Repository.
  • New parameter from added to datasource.read.gigya.account for specifying the data source. See Component Repository.
  • Bug fix: PGP decryption failed when trying to decrypt compressed file.
  • Console enhancement: Added support for job history and job details. 

November 2016

  • Change in retry mechanism when writing to Gigya: If some of the records fail to update, a retry mechanism will handle those records, and the job status will be set to completed_with_errors. 

  • Bug fix: In case of multiple next steps, clone records so each record manipulation will not affect the rest of the flow.

  • Bug fix: in datasource.write.ftp and datasource.write.sftp, when defining a hierarchical path for the remotePath parameter, the job failed and a 'No such file' error was displayed. 
  • Optional blobPrefix parameter added to script datasource.read.azure.sas: If specified, only blobs whose names begin with this prefix will be extracted.

October 2016

  • New components in the Component Repository for reading and writing to Azure Blob cloud storage using shared access signature (SAS). 
  • Full dataflow sample for writing data to Azure Blob cloud storage using SAS, here: Azure SAS Dataflow. 
  • Bug fix: Corrected the format for likes in the Krux Dataflow when using file.format.krux.
  • New maxRetry parameter in datasource.write.mailchimp sets the maximum number of retry attempts before the job fails. The default is 30. 

September 2016

  • New components in the Component Repository for reading and writing to Mailchimp.
  • The field.array.extract script supports new types of arrays.
  • Bug fix: When refreshing worker sites, the admin domain is used. 
  • New component: datasource.read.gigya.audit for retrieving audit log items using an SQL-like WHERE clause.
  • New sortBy and sortOrder parameters added to datasource.read.ftp and to datasource.read.sftp, for sorting the files by a selected field (e.g. time). 
  • Developer custom components: Developers who have the _idx_script_developers permission can write custom IDX scripts in JS and add them to the Component Repository. To get this permission, open a Salesforce case.

August 2016

  • New fileName parameter replaces the filePrefix, fileDateFormat and fileExtension parameters, for a more flexible formatting of file names. See the relevant file formatting components in the Component Repository.

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