3.26.4 Release
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Installation: https://downloads.interworkscloud.net/patches/3.26.0/CloudPlatform.Patch.3.26.4.zip
You must upgrade first to 3.26.0 using the interworks.cloud installer before applying this patch
Salesforce Connector
Supported versions: Salesforce Developer Edition
Supported Synchronization Options: Accounts, Contacts, Products, Orders, Cases
In this release we implemented the connector with Salesforce using our integration framework. We support the following Push (sending data to Salesforce) and Pull (getting data from Salesforce) methods.
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For more details, please check Salesforce Connector.
Product Bundles (Work in Progress)
Bundles are a new type of product that we have planned to introduce in our platform the following months. With Bundles, Distributors and Service Providers will gain the ability to include multiple products in one single Product SKU and a single billing event in better prices than purchasing all products separately.
Because of the importance and the complexity of the Bundles feature, we have decided to follow a phased approach and to release the bundle use cases as soon as they are ready. We will start from this release by making available the bundle creation use case in order to allow you to review it and give us your feedback.
Creating a Bundle Product
You can create a bundle product for packaging solutions that complement each other and offer it as a single SKU to your customers and resellers. The first version of Bundling will support only subscription-based bundles that consist of two or more recurring products or add-ons. For a product to be included in a bundle, it must be available to all units and currencies the bundle supports and it can participate in the bundle with more than one licenses.
For more details, check please Copy of Creating a Bundle Product - Apostolos.
Internet Explorer 11 - End of Support
In 2015 Microsoft released Edge as the browser to supersede Internet Explorer (IE). Since then IE has not received major updates, or added support for many modern web standards. Microsoft recently discouraged the use of Internet Explorer as a default browser, and we've also seen a decrease in IE 11 usage over time.
To allow us to continue to take advantage of modern web standards to deliver improved functionality and the best possible user experience, we have decided to end support for IE 11 from this release.
What does end of support for IE 11 mean?
End of support means we will not fix bugs that are specific to IE 11, and will begin to introduce features that aren't compatible with this browser.
Azure Reservations are supported from the Upgrade Lite to Tenant Process
From this release the /wiki/spaces/Req/pages/4334763 supports copies also reseller's Azure Reservation assets.
For more details, please check How an Azure Reservation Asset is Copied to Reseller's BSS