Fastcall Version 8.36 - November

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Introduction to 8.36

Explore our latest update, where we’ve polished UI elements, fixed various bugs, and added exciting new features to enhance your experience. Following, we present some of these changes.

Bulk User Status Update

We’re excited to introduce a powerful enhancement to the Subscriber API in this release: the ability to update the status of multiple users at once using the setUserStatus operation.

With the new array support, you can now update the status of many users in a single API call, streamlining the process and reducing the number of individual requests.

Invocable action name: SubscriberUserStatusInvocable

This action can be used to set the status for one or more Fastcall users. If done this way, the user status change will be broadcasted and a proper log will be kept for the user status change.

Parameters

userId – Id – Required. The Salesforce Id of the user whose Fastcall status will be changed.
userStatusId – Id – Required. The Id of the Fastcall User Status that will be set for the User.
statusType – String – Optional. Status Type: Available, Offline. If a userStatusId is not provided, or the referenced User Status is not found, then the user availability is set to the one provided in the statusType parameter.

Throws

FastCall.SubscriberAPI.APIException – If an error occurs, an instance of APIException is thrown.

Check out our updated API documentation for more details on leveraging this exciting new feature.

New home settings UI

The settings home now features a fresh look with updated sliders, and a revamped section featuring introductory boxes to various resources, providing a cleaner appearance. Additionally, find updated FAQs at the end for quick insights into app functionality.