2026-09-01 Release

This release note covers everything shipped across July and August.

General Enhancements

• Connect to Checks — CargoWise Next setup wizard – Workspace Settings → Flow Setup now has a Connect to Checks wizard that builds the whole CargoWise eAdaptor Next → Checks connection for you. Enter your Checks API credentials and team name, pick a validated eAdaptor Next host system, and the wizard creates the Data Aggregation integration, the send API connection, and the shipment flow, then deploys it. Retries reuse anything already created, so a partial failure never leaves duplicate records behind. Only host systems with a validated outbound connection are offered — anything still mid-setup is excluded with a prompt to finish it.

• Disable AS2 Receive connections and host systems – You can now switch an AS2 Receive connection or host system off without deleting it. Disabling marks the underlying agreement inactive so inbound AS2 is rejected at the protocol level, while every certificate and profile setting stays exactly as it was. Re-enabling restores it with no re-validation. Disabling is blocked while an enabled flow still uses the connection or host system, and deploying or enabling a flow that points at a disabled one is blocked too — in both cases the portal lists the flows or connections standing in the way, with links to each. Disabled items are badged everywhere they appear, including pickers and the Visual Builder. Platform admins get a matching Connections & Host Systems page per workspace.

• Custom date range on the Metrics page – The Metrics page now accepts any start and end date up to 120 days, alongside the existing Past Week and 3 Month buttons. Bar grouping is selected automatically from the width of the range: daily up to 9 days, weekly up to 63 days, and monthly beyond that. The two presets produce exactly the same charts as before.

• SFTP launchers shown on the structured flow setup page – A flow with an HTTP source connection or API Client source system now lists the SFTP launchers that post to it, with a link to edit each one, directly under the Sub Path field. Previously this relationship was only visible from the launcher side.

• Faster XML formatting on execution pages – The XML pretty-printer used by the executions file viewer has been rewritten around a single-pass tokenizer. Large XML files now format without freezing the browser tab.

Adapter Enhancements

• New inbound EDI 315 adapter – Added chainioEDI315StandardShipment as an inbound file type, mapping the EDI 315 (Ocean Status Information) transaction set onto the canonical shipment JSON: shipment and booking references, equipment details including container and seal numbers, vessel and voyage, ports and terminals, and status events with their event codes and date/times. 315 status data can now move through the standard shipment pipeline to any supported output instead of needing a custom workaround.

General Bugfixes

• AS2 certificate errors now appear on the form – Submitting an invalid or incomplete certificate on a workspace AS2 profile used to send you to a full-page error screen that read like a logout, with no indication of what was wrong. The dialog now stays open with your input intact and shows the actual reason — a malformed PEM, or a chain that cannot be validated. If you are replacing a CA-signed certificate, paste the full chain in order: your leaf certificate, then the intermediate that signed it, then the root. Most rejections are caused by a chain that jumps straight from leaf to root with the intermediate left out.

• eAdaptor Next client certificates are validated before you save – A CargoWise Next client certificate whose public key did not match the private key generated for its certificate row passed every check in the certificate dialog, then failed the entire save. The check now runs in the dialog when you attach the certificate, so you find out while you can still act on it, and a failed save no longer discards unsaved certificate rows along with the CSR key material already generated for them.

• Visual Builder: Add Listener no longer offers Sender types – The type dropdown in the add-Listener flow also listed Sender types, so it was easy to create a Sender when you meant to create a Listener. The two are now separated.

• Enable button on flows in an archived integration – On a flow inside an archived integration, Save and Deploy were correctly disabled but Enable was still clickable. The backend already refused the request; the button now matches.

• Host System settings page error – The "Integrations Using This Host System" panel failed to render when the host system was referenced by a flow whose integration had been archived, or that the signed-in user had no role on. Those flows are now excluded from the list and the panel loads normally.

Adapter Bugfixes

• CargoWise: the OAG reference no longer populates Source System ID – The shipment adapter unconditionally mapped the CargoWise OAG additional reference into source_system_id. That mapping was built for a single integration that has since been retired, and wherever an OAG reference happened to be present it caused shipments to be keyed by the OAG number instead of the CargoWise shipment number. The mapping has been removed, so source_system_id is no longer set from OAG. If one of your flows genuinely relies on it, you can restore it without a code change by adding a Custom Additional References row on the CargoWise XUS input file type: Shipment Level / OAG / source_system_id.