Organization-Level Currency Display Format

Administrator can now configure how currency values are displayed across the organization. In the Organization Details screen, the administrator can choose between Currency Code and Currency Symbol.

• Code (default): Selecting this option displays the three-letter currency code with the amount, such as USD 100.00 or EUR 150.00, wherever currency values are displayed.
• Symbol: Selecting this option displays the currency symbol with the amount, such as $100.00 or €150.00, wherever currency values are displayed.

The selected format applies across the organization and cannot be overridden by individual users. For more information, see Organization Management.

Standalone Workflow Instance Persistence Optimization

The platform saves execution details for Standalone workflows only when they fail. If a Standalone workflow completes successfully, the platform does not save its execution details. All other workflow types continue to work as before, with execution details saved for both successful and failed runs. For more information, see Standalone Workflow Instance Persistence.

Conga Auth Connected App: Reduced OAuth Scopes and Enhanced Security

The Conga Auth Connected App now supports enhanced security and reliability, aligning with recent Salesforce platform updates related to Connected App authentication. This update reduces OAuth scopes to only the essential permissions required for core Conga services and adds an extra layer of protection during the login process to guard against unauthorized access.

Existing connections require no action. Your Salesforce and sandbox integrations will continue to work without interruption. This update requires no data migration and causes no downtime.

Cursor-Based Pagination Support in DataHelper

DataHelper now supports cursor-based (keyset) pagination for retrieving large datasets more efficiently and reliably.

Using the new .After(cursor) query builder method, developers can pass an opaque cursor token to continue retrieving records from where the previous page left off. This approach maintains a consistent record order and prevents skipped or duplicate records when data changes during pagination.

Query responses now include two new properties:

• NextCursor: The token to use for retrieving the next page of results.
• HasMoreRecords: Indicates whether additional records are available.

Existing offset-based pagination (Skip/Limit) continues to work without any changes, so it doesn't affect your existing code. For more information, see DataHelper Cursor-Based Pagination Reference.

Accessing and Returning HTTP Headers in Custom Code Extensions

Custom Code Extensions now support reading inbound HTTP request headers and setting outbound headers in the HTTP response. This enables header-driven business logic and end-to-end correlation for custom APIs. You can access only headers that are present in the original request. A comprehensive list of blocked headers and prefixes applies to both inbound and outbound traffic. Existing custom APIs remain fully backward compatible with this update. For more information, see HTTP Header Access Reference for Custom Code Extensions.

Modern UI: Sidebar Navigation Redesign

The sidebar navigation is redesigned to make it easier to find and access application features. Frequently used features are now available directly from the sidebar. Related features are organized into categories with grouped links, providing a more structured navigation experience. The sidebar displays only the features available to you based on your permissions, licenses, and enabled features.