Release notes 3.91.0

We're excited to announce an enhancement to our Workday Connector, focusing on the Supplier Payee integration. This update expands our capabilities by enabling the import of supplier data via the Get_Suppliers endpoint.

Now you can seamlessly import essential supplier information, including Supplier ID, Supplier Name, Tax ID, and Payment Terms. This enhancement is particularly beneficial for scenarios involving brokers, agents, or third-party suppliers, enabling accurate commission calculations and streamlined payment processes.

Additionally, the export functionality has been improved to support the submission of supplier invoices back to Workday, ensuring a smooth financial workflow. We've also implemented robust error handling and data validation to ensure data integrity and provide clear notifications in case of any issues. This update is designed to enhance your financial management processes and improve overall efficiency. For more information, read the GET Workday Suppliers endpoint documentation.

We've been busy! To reduce configuration errors and support requests during Workday Reports-as-a-Service (RaaS) connector setup, contextual help has been added to the Connect to your Report page.

Previously, the Workday RaaS configuration page provided no contextual guidance on which Workday credentials to enter or how to correctly format the Report URL.

What's new? Tooltip icons (ℹ) now appear next to the following fields on the Workday RaaS configuration page:

For more information, see the Workday RaaS documentation.

We're on a roll! We've added tooltips with guidance to the Workday connector setup, to the Connect to your Database step of the configuration.

Previously, we found that users were unsure how to locate their Workday domain, what constitutes a tenant name, or which credentials to use, leading to failed configurations and increased support requests. The new tooltips and documentation links surface the right information directly in the UI at the point of need.

We've added the following tooltips to the following fields on the Workday configuration page:

For more information, see the Workday import connector documentation.

We've done it again! We've crafted a clearer error message for SFTP imports. When an SFTP import fails because the source file is encrypted without a Modification Detection Code (MDC), users now see a specific, actionable error message instead of a generic decryption failure message.

The original generic error message gave users no indication that the issue was MDC-related. The updated message clearly identifies the cause and tells users exactly what to do to resolve it:

Sorry, we couldn't import the encrypted file from SFTP because MDC (Modification Detection Code) wasn't enabled during encryption. Please encrypt the file with MDC enabled, and try again.

For more information, see the SFTP import connector documentation.