Integration Service release notes

The PagerDuty connector is now available.

The following connectors are now generally available in the connector catalog:

The IBM WatsonX connector has been renamed to watsonx.ai.

The Microsoft Outlook 365 and Microsoft OneDrive & SharePoint connector authentication now includes an Environment field, allowing you to choose between the default Microsoft commercial environment and Azure Government Cloud environments.

When you configure your own OAuth application for the Microsoft connectors, for the Bring your own OAuth 2.0 app authentication method, you can now use single-tenant applications as well.

The Microsoft and Google service connectors now support scope customization when creating a connection. When you use Bring your own OAuth 2.0, you can configure scopes during authentication. This means you can customize and limit permissions according to your specific needs.

We are introducing two generic connectors for Google Workspace and Microsoft 365. These connectors, aimed at advanced users, allow you to make requests to any endpoint of the Google Workspace and Microsoft Graph APIs. This means you are no longer limited to the functionalities of the predefined activities offered by our regular connectors. You can now access the full capabilities of the vendor's APIs using the HTTP Request activities.

Azure AI Document Intelligence is now available in the connector catalog.

The following connectors are now generally available:

The Microsoft Teams connector now supports events.