It's here! It's here! The table gadget is finally here! Now users can visually group data into labeled columns and rows by dragging and dropping all their favorite Build gadgets—including data look up gadgets—right into the table. 

Apply conditional visibility to entire sections of the table based on previous answers. You can also export the table gadget data to both PDF and CSV files.

Today, when integrations are executed in Build - likely on form submission - we pass along Kuali specific headers (x-kuali-user-ssoid, x-kuali-user-id, and x-kuali-user-name as examples).

On Monday, October 4th, we will remove the x-kuali-user-name from the headers sent when an integration is executed. The x-kuali-user-name pulls from displayName in Kuali Build and is being removed as a header passed into integrations because it is a data point that can be changed (such as changing from katie.gaston to katherine.gaston) and is therefore not static. Unforeseen changes in this data point could potentially cause integration errors.

This change will only impact integrations that are explicitly relying on the x-kuali-user-name being present when an integration is run.  We recommend system administrators review integrations in advance of this change to prevent from any potential system disruptions.

We've recently updated the platform to limit access to users and groups for system administrators only. This update is being made to further our commitment to providing a secure and scalable platform.  In the future, system administrators will have full access to the users and groups module and can convert system users to system administrators in order to provide them access on a case-by-case basis.

If you have any questions about this release, feel free to comment here or email us at build@kuali.co.  Happy building!

Form and workflow designers now have increased flexibility in developing conditional visibility logic and custom workflow branching. 

Previously, designers could only manage advanced form and workflow logic of *Boolean data if the field type either was empty or was not empty. 

Now designers will be able to build advanced conditional logic and workflow branching conditions based upon whether Boolean data tokens added into a document via a Smart Gadget integration are either true or false.  

This new functionality will now enable designers to not just confirm if integrated Boolean fields have the presence of data (i.e. 'not empty') but will also confirm the true/false status of that data.

If you have any questions on this new improvement, don't hesitate to email us at build@kuali.co or comment here!

*Boolean field types are only available through Smart Gadget integrations and do not exist as independent gadgets in the form designer.

Our newest Kuali Build feature enables users to quickly search for Build apps in their dashboard.

Users can now use the search bar, located in the top right corner under notifications, to search for text in any app titles they currently have access to.  Search is case-insensitive and does partial word matches

For more information about this new addition, check out this help article, and feel free to comment here with any feedback or questions! 

On Monday, July 8th, we will be performing system infrastructure updates that will have an impact on Kuali Build IP addresses for integrations.

As a result, please validate your Allow List currently contains these respective IP addresses.

We will be closely monitoring our infrastructure throughout the update and have built-in contingency plans to adjust traffic routing if any unexpected issues arise.

This system maintenance update will be applied on the morning of Monday, July 12th.  

Due to a recent system maintenance update, we've recently updated our list of Kuali Build IP addresses.  In order to prevent any system issues, we request your team allow traffic from the respective new IP addresses. 

For a list of complete IP addresses please see this published help center article.

In addition, we recommend you have additional security in place beside allowing specific IP addresses as IP addresses can be spoofed.

• Rich Text Fields
• Signature
• Image Fields (removed from subject lines)

Workflow step configuration, such as updating a custom email notification, will now auto-save all updates made by builders, following a similar experience as builders find with our Form Builder.  

Users can now expect their changes to be saved without having to remember to click the pesky save button. New updates will be applied live upon publishing application changes.

The Read-only Data (Metadata) Gadget allows you to add information to your form that is uneditable to submitters.

This data may come from three different sources:

• Data on the form: Previously entered data on the form can be used as a read-only field later in the form. 
• System metadata: Data that Build automatically captures on the form behind the scenes (e.g. document number, submission date, submitter’s email address, etc.)

Read more about this new feature here and leave a comment here if you have any questions or suggestions!