December 2023 Release Notes

What's New? 🚀

Features

• Reverse SSH Tunnel - We're thrilled to introduce Reverse SSH (Reverse Secure Shell) Tunnel support.
  Key Features:

  • Secure Communication: The Reverse SSH Tunnel ensures a secure and encrypted channel for data transmission, safeguarding your sensitive information.

  • Effortless Configuration: Easily set up and configure the Reverse SSH Tunnel through our user-friendly interface. No complex steps or extensive technical expertise required.

  • Cross-Environment Integration: Break down connectivity barriers by establishing connections between on-premises databases and cloud-based platforms effortlessly. Rivery's Reverse SSH Tunnel makes it easier than ever to unite disparate data sources.

  • Reliable Data Transfer: Experience reliable and efficient data transfer between your systems, with the Reverse SSH Tunnel optimizing the flow of information across diverse infrastructures.

  For assistance in configuring Reverse SSH, please contact the Support team by submitting a support ticket or reach out to your account representative.

• Single sign-on Using Okta - Enhancements have been made to the Single Sign-On (SSO) functionality through Okta. The process and accompanying technical documentation have been revised to align with the most recent user interface changes in Okta UI.

  

Sources Updates

• Hubspot - Now has 7 new reports within the Engagements API search section of the V3 version, including:

• Search Communications

• Search Emails

• Search Notes

• Search Postal Mail

• Search Tasks

• Search Calls

• Search Meetings.

  

• X (Twitter) - Now offers the capability to ignore errors for specific accounts in all Twitter (X) reports. Rivery will bypass failed accounts, allowing the remaining accounts to continue processing without interrupting the overall run. Users will receive a warning message that includes details about the failed accounts, particularly when encountering accounts lacking the required permissions.

  

• Airtable is revising its authentication methods by phasing out the utilization of API keys and adopting OAuth2. This transition is designed to improve security and simplify the authentication process.
  Users are recommended to switch their existing API Key connections to OAuth2 as soon as possible.

  

Target Updates

• Snowflake Error Message Format Changes - We are pleased to announce that we have performed maintenance on the Snowflake integration within our platform. This update primarily focuses on implementing internal improvements to enhance the overall performance and pave the way for future enhancements in Snowflake integration.

• Snowflake SQL Scripts AUTOCOMMIT in Logic Rivers - With this update, users now have more control over the transactional behavior of their SQL statements within the Logic Rivers. The AUTOCOMMIT Toggle, through the AUTOCOMMIT session parameter, enables users to decide whether each individual SQL statement should be automatically committed as a transaction or not.