Everybody is doing a lot more cooking at home these days — which may entail getting better acquainted with unfamiliar kitchen appliances. And that may mean quickly looking for the shut-off button when you realize things aren’t going according to ...

At Workato, we’re always thinking of ways to enable our customers to run their businesses the way they want. This means automating routine business processes so people have more time to work on high-value tasks, as well as providing ways ...

Workato recently improved users’ batch process ability by creating “synthetic” datapills, which make it easy to enrich datasets and perform activities at the beginning and end of batch processes. To understand these new synthetic datapills, let’s first review what a ...

Today’s digital work processes often require moving large volumes of data in batches from one application to another — let’s say, from a file containing sales leads into a marketing automation platform, or building ETL pipelines for a data warehouse. ...

Chase Doelling is the Director of Strategic Alliances at JumpCloud, creating partnerships that enhance and secure digital identities. He has been working in venture-backed security, integration, and DevOps startups for the last decade, and subsequently struggles to explain what he ...

The Workato SDK allows any user to build custom connectors to APIs we may not support out of the box. Every day, connector developers are building new connectors and sharing them with their team members to easily build recipes. They’re ...

Ahoy Workato integrators! Over the summer, we’ve released several exciting new features to help boost your productivity and increase the number of apps you can integrate on the platform. From improvements to our connectors to usability enhancements, learn about the ...

Workato is upgrading to TLS 1.2  in order to align with industry best practices for security and data integrity. TLS 1.2 is currently the most widely used version of TLS and has made several improvements in security compared to TLS 1.1. ...