New release of iPhora Automate Now Available

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We are pleased to announce that the latest release of iPhora Automate, our no-code user-driven automation platform. This release (2025091002) brings a new iPhora user experience with significant improvements in capabilities and features, along with faster performance. It also provides business users and other citizen developers with more capabilities for designing and automating their processes. Unlike other solutions, iPhora Automate is built from the ground up as a scalable business automation platform. 

iPhora Automate applies a layered approach to process automation. For solutions that need the support of application developers, iPhora Automate provides new enhancements to the PhoraScript language and improvements in creating custom web service connectors. There are now more extension points in the architecture, which allow application developers to utilize PhoraScript in forms, ActionStreams and processes to better address the complex functionality required by some processes.

The initial loading time has been reduced by 30% to provide not only faster response but better performance.

The following improvements and new features include:


ActionStream Designer

Improved performance and new PhoraScript functionality


Form Designer

Support for Field Access Management based on user role

Users building an application can now control whether fields in a form are visible, read-only, or editable based on the user role.

 

Support for Field Access Management based on workflow task

This release allows users building a workflow application to control whether a field is visible, read-only or editable for a specific task.

 

PhoraScript

Forms can now include event-based PhoraScript code for the following events: save, saveNew


Grid Designer

Show Only Authored Content

A new grid setting that limits the listing to only documents authored by the current user.


Draft Workflow Content

A new grid setting that prevents draft documents (unsubmitted workflows) from appearing in the list.


Widget Support

User can now drag and drop certain widgets into a grid column.

Buttons

Users can now add buttons to download files or copy a value from a field stored in the associated document.


Progress Bar

For workflow-based grids, users can now add a progress bar to the grid to indicate the workflow progress of each document.



List Designer

Includes fixes to the importing UI interface


Navigator Designer

Improved error handling and information messages


PhoraScript

New commands and functions including:

  • @for / @endfor
  • @getField
  • @select / @case
  • @setField
  • @until / @enduntil


Improved syntax checking

This release improves the syntax checking process for errors and wrong commands.

 

Support for both global and application-specific scripts

Users with Application Developer (or higher) roles can now create scripts for use in specific applications or create global scripts that are re-useable within any application.


Process Designer

Improved support for Process Chaining

Business users can chain different process together without the need for an application developer to write custom code.

Asynchronous Trigger Support

Release 2025091002 brings in a new asynchronous triggering module that allows business users to include in their processes both asynchronous and synchronous tasks and events. 


External Trigger - Task Support - Webhook

Individual tasks within a process or ActionStream can now be triggered externally by a webhook generated by an external web service


External Trigger - Process Support

Workflow processes can now be triggered and initiated by external triggers including:

    • External HTML Web Forms 
    • Webhooks
    • Event Trigger by a Button


Service Connector Designer

Improvements and fixes to the Service Connector Designer

Service connector nodes are now automatically created and made available in the Process Designer node palette when a connector is published.

Fixes to the Endpoint Design Interface 


To learn more, go to https://iphora.io 

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