September 21, 2026
This page describes updates for September 21, 2026.
Fan-out workflow triggers
Workflow Triggers on Activity can now trigger one workflow many times based on a single record update, using the new Fan-out Mode. This is helpful in situations where you have a record that with a list of Foreign Keys nested within it, and you need to execute a workflow for each element in that nested list.
For example, take the case of a membership management system that has a Membership with an array of user IDs it applies to (this would be represented in Middle as an array of Foreign Keys to Users, for example). Imagine we have a "User Update" workflow that syncs updated user data into a different system; you can now use Fan-out Mode to run that workflow once for every item in the array of users it applies to.
Other updates
Added several new automated Health Checks.
Toggling off module features now more intelligently examines syncs that need to remain on.
Fixed an issue where assisted variables could not be used within a module feature if there were two required app connections pointing to the same app.
The attribute editor now always requires clicking "save," reducing the chance of accidental edits.
Added navigate-away protection to several forms that lacked it, reducing chance of losing work.
Streamlined module feature UI.
Fixed a couple issues in workflow logic affecting arrays of foreign keys.
Increased required timeout for actions used in Real Time Workflows to 15 seconds (up from 8 seconds).
Fixing a 500 error that could occur when looking at a record's related record tab.
Allowing Actions used in a module feature's assisted variable step to restart one time (up from zero times), which should assist with Apps that have been coded to raise an AuthenticationChanged with a new auth dictionary (needed for certain apps that require lots of bearer token rotation).
Fixing a crash of a worker that could occur if a Sync was toggled from a PK lookup interface type, with related records turned on, to a Recent Record interface type.
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