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Product Release Notes - Version 4.2.01n (25-08-2026)

This release significantly expands Shopify GraphQL capabilities, introduces new HubSpot objects, strengthens Salesforce Refresh Token Rotation, and improves REST, OData, and SSL compatibility across integrations.

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☁️ Salesforce Enhancements

Improved Refresh Token Rotation Reliability

Enhanced Salesforce Refresh Token Rotation (RTR) to provide more reliable authentication, including correct handling of rotated tokens containing special characters.

Improved Authentication for Concurrent Operations

Salesforce authentication is now handled more reliably when multiple operations, such as scheduled transfers, manual transfers, and Read Design, use the same connection simultaneously.

Clearer Re-Authorization Handling

If a rotated refresh token cannot be saved successfully, the integration now provides a clear indication that Salesforce re-authorization is required, making authentication issues easier to identify and resolve.



🚀 HubSpot Enhancements

New Owners Object

Added read support for the HubSpot Owners object. Owner information can now be included in integrations, with filtering available for relevant fields such as email and archived status. The object is read-only, in line with the available HubSpot API functionality.

New Payments Object

Added support for the HubSpot Payments standard object, including Read Design, data reads, and associations. This expands integration coverage for customers using HubSpot Commerce functionality.

Support for Leads and Subscriptions

Added support for the HubSpot Leads and Subscriptions standard objects, further expanding the range of HubSpot data available for integration.

More Resilient Read Design

HubSpot Read Design now continues processing when an individual object cannot be accessed, for example when the connected HubSpot app does not have the required permissions. Unavailable objects are identified in the log while the remaining accessible objects continue to be processed.



🌐 REST & API Enhancements

Flexible Source Control for REST APIs

REST integrations now support field-specific Source Control URL formats. This enables incremental synchronization with APIs that use specialized filtering syntax, such as bracket-style date filters.

🔄 OData Enhancements

Improved NAV OData Compatibility

Enhanced support for OData entity tags (etag) across different NAV OData versions, improving compatibility with both older and newer OData formats.

Improved NAV Metadata Handling

Updated NAV OData metadata processing to handle differences between OData versions more reliably during Read Design.


🔒 Security Enhancements

Improved SSL Certificate Validation
SSL certificate validation now includes Subject Alternative Name (SAN) verification. This improves certificate validation for services using certificates that cover multiple domains.

🛍️ Shopify & GraphQL Enhancements

The Shopify GraphQL connector now supports schema-driven data reads with cursor-based pagination. This provides a more flexible and scalable way to retrieve Shopify data using GraphQL.

Source Control for Incremental Reads

Added Source Control support for Shopify GraphQL connections. Incremental transfers can now retrieve records based on changes since the previous synchronization, helping reduce unnecessary data reads.

Source Filter Support

Shopify GraphQL reads now support transfer-level source filters. Source filters can be combined with Source Control conditions, providing more precise control over which Shopify records are retrieved.

Support for Variants and Nested Data

Added support for nested GraphQL connections such as Product Variants. One-to-many relationships can now be read using standard master-detail sub-transfers, making it easier to integrate related Shopify data.

Improved GraphQL Data Type Compatibility

Expanded support for GraphQL scalar types. Previously unmapped types can now be handled more gracefully, improving compatibility with a broader range of Shopify fields.