July Updates
Hello Kitchn.io builders,
We're excited to share the latest round of enhancements that rolled out during July's sprint. Our team has been hard at work, focusing on optimizing existing features, adding valuable functionality, and ensuring that Kitchn.io remains your go-to platform for performance marketing automation. Let's dive into the details:
New Integrations
Airtable: We're thrilled to introduce an Airtable integration, opening up new possibilities for data management and automation within your workflows. Seamlessly connect your Airtable projects and supercharge your processes.
Asana: Also say hello to our brand new Asana integration! Connect Kitchn.io with your Asana projects to streamline your task and project management processes.
Improved Nodes
- Improved "Fetch Facebook AdSet Ad Ids" Processor
We've fine-tuned the "Fetch Facebook AdSet Ad Ids" processor to ensure it delivers even faster and more accurate results. Get ready to retrieve your Facebook AdSet Ad IDs with precision.
- "ObjectValues" Method for TiKiLa
We've introduced the "ObjectValues" method for TiKiLa, providing you a way to create an array of objects from an object.
- Streamlined Google Drive File Fields
To improve efficiency and security, we've removed high-volume, unnecessary, and personally identifiable information (PII) Google Drive file fields. Your data stays cleaner and more focused on what matters.
- Data Range Parser with Timezone Support
Our Data Range Parser now includes timezone support, allowing you to work with date and time data in your ad account’s timezone seamlessly.
- Facebook Insights Filter Option
Gain more control over your Facebook Insights data with the new filter option. Customize your data extraction to match your specific needs, e.g. fetching data only matching specific campaigns ids or names.
Under the hood
Under the hood, we've performed performance refactoring for input/output operations, resulting in smoother and more reliable data handling. Additionally, we've now set fixed data limits (35MB) as some automations (less than 0.01%) were causing automations to reach a “stale” state (not aborting, but also not continuing).
If you have any questions or need assistance, we are here to help. Happy automating!
Last updated on September 4, 2023