Release Notes 2022

New features and improvements

You can now receive Flexible Actions notifications via WhatsApp!

Register any contacts you want using the Phone Catalog and create your alerts including WhatsApp.

Stay up to date with all platform events and monitor API performance through alerts on your mobile using our new integration.

Additionally, we have extended the storage time for triggered alert information to 60 days! This gives you more time to consult them if needed.

Bug fixes and interface adjustments

We made minor bug fixes and small interface adjustments to make Sensedia Flexible Actions an even more complete solution with a more intuitive look.

New look

Sensedia Flexible Actions now has a new look! We improved the visual design of our product.

Bug fixes

Minor bug fixes.

New look with new features

You can now receive Flexible Actions notifications via Microsoft Teams. This integration is done using incoming Webhooks. Learn more here. Stay up to date with all platform events and monitor API performance through Runtime Alerts and Triggered Alerts using your Microsoft Teams account!

A new field has also been added to the JSON SCHEMA in the HTTP Webhook callback to support string values. The previous field, which only supported integers, will be deprecated soon as new versions of Sensedia Flexible Actions are released. Read more here.

New look and improvements

Sensedia Flexible Actions has a new, more beautiful and intuitive look in Runtime Alerts and Platform Events! Navigate faster and more easily through the menus to edit or create alerts that monitor platform events, resources, and APIs.

Improvements include:

• Reorganization of the Minimum Requests, Schedule, and Silent Interval fields when editing or creating alerts.
• Addition of a new field, Monitored Operation, which contains the main information about the event to be monitored.

You can now receive detailed metric information in alerts of the types: Availability, HTTP Response Status, Latency, and Total Calls. For example, when creating an alert for a specific family of HTTP status codes, you will be able to see which specific codes were received within that family.

Enjoy the new features and check out the new look of Flexible Actions!

Bug fixes

• Adjustment to allow users to enter a Webhook URL containing the “@” (at) character.
• Minor bug fixes.

More space The character limit has been increased to 500 in the URL field on the Webhook configuration screen.

Updates when creating and editing Runtime Alerts events:

• The number of alerts has been adjusted so they can be triggered from just one call. Note that now in the Threshold section, when configuring and selecting the more than operator, you can enter zero.
• Also, in this same section, you can now view consolidated data from all API revisions you want to monitor. However, when you activate the new Only Deployed Revisions button, it acts as a filter and displays only the resources and operations of revisions that have already been deployed.
• Note that if the API is not deployed in the selected environment or if the API operation does not exist in the deployed revision, small error messages "API not deployed" and "Operation doesn’t exist on deployed revision" will be displayed in the upper right corner of the alert list.