Oomnitza’s Configuration and Usability release offers a variety of new features and enhancements focused on making Roles and Permissions easier to manage, providing a streamlined user experience, enhancing reporting, and adding in a bevy of quality-of-life improvements to make your Oomnitza experience even better!
Role and Permissions Improvements
As Oomnitza increases its suite of available features, integrations, and data sources, the ability to carefully control who has access to what becomes increasingly important. These enhancements empower Oomnitza administrators by allowing them to manage a wider variety of more granular permission sets without additional effort.
- Primary UI Roles: When defining access in Screen Builder, instead of starting from scratch, a primary role can be selected, and the created role will inherit that role’s views.
- Dynamic Permissions: Role level access can now be configured to be dynamic based on the user’s specific attributes, allowing for more flexibility with fewer roles.
Usability Improvements
To support an ever-growing base of users and an ever-expanding landscape of managed Assets, Oomnitza is implementing a series of changes to make the software easier to use.
- UI Changes to further meet Web Content Accessibility Guidelines most visibly through the new color scheme that provides a much improved contrast ratio.
- Improved user interface when creating and managing saved searches, consolidating all searches and actions into an easy-to-navigate panel.
- Simplification of API Block creation within Workflow builder, making it easier for users to take advantage of pre-built API integrations.
- Addition of header information to exported Excel spreadsheets that include information on the exported dataset.
- Performance improvements to reduce list screen loading times.
Reporting Enhancements
Multiple Dashboards
To ensure that Oomnitza administrators have access to a wide variety of data available at a moment’s notice, Oomnitza has added the ability to create multiple dashboards, and restrict those dashboards to specific roles. This allows users to split up analytics between teams and functions, providing them with more specific and relevant information.
New Date & Time Fields
Finally, we’ve added new date formats to allow for more specific usage of date and time values. Now, dates and times can be enabled in the following formats by selecting the proper subtype for DateTime data types:
- Date & Time: Displays both the Date and Time, adjusted to the user’s local timezone.
- Date Only: Stores solely a Date value with no time component to ensure that a date is the same regardless of the user’s local timezone.
- Local Date: Stores a Date & Time value in UTC and displays only the Date, adjusted to the local timezone (this is the existing behavior).
The addition of these fields afford Oomnitza administrators more flexibility in how they document dates, and will help reduce confusion around timezones when viewing date fields. Additionally, the inclusion of Date & Time values gives Oomnitza users the ability to view the time of changes, allowing for more granular filters, searches, and workflow parameters.
Enhancements to Extended Connectors
Oomnitza continues to improve the functionality and infrastructure around its extended connectors in order to support the widest possible range of integrations.
- oAuth2 Token Refresh: Expands the range of systems to which Oomnitza can connect.
- Improved Error Messages: Error messages in Connector Sync Sessions have been updated to include more details, making troubleshooting and data hygiene maintenance easier.
New Integrations
Oomnitza’s recent enhancements to our integration infrastructure allows us to quickly deploy new connectors, API Presets, and SaaS integrations.
Inbound Extended Connectors
- Kandji Devices
Outbound API Presets
- Box (Transfer Folder)
- Slack (Invite user to channel, Send message to user)
SaaS Integrations
- Box (User Role, Delete User, Deactivate User)
- Dropbox (User Role, Delete User, Deactivate User)
- Slack (User Role, Deactivate User)
- GitHub (SaaS User Role, Delete User)
- Lucidchart (SaaS User Role, Delete User)
- Smartsheet (SaaS User Role)
Other Updates:
- Addition of Created by, Changed by, and Created Timestamp, and Changed Timestamp values to workflows
- Added ability to oversubscribe License Keys in Oomnitza’s SaaS Module
- oAuth2 changes for Salesforce ticketing and GSuite SaaS Sync
- Added ability to restrict uploadable file types to Global Settings Table
- Added SAML 2.0 SSO Configuration to Global Settings Table
- Deprecation of Internet Explorer 11 Support
Oomnitza Version 5.1.6
Oomnitza Version 5.1.6 is a medium-sized patch release that builds upon Oomnitza’s Winter 2021 release by adding a number of additions to improve our support for usability and configuration.
Usability Enhancements
- Additional UI enhancements help expand WCAG accessibility.
- Roles can now be copied to help streamline new Role creation.
- A refresh button has been added to the detailed view of objects.
- The dashboards now adhere to the same authorization restrictions as the rest of the application
Configuration Enhancements
- The file size of uploads to the Media tab of objects in Oomnitza can now be limited through the Global Settings table.
- Responses from Failed API Calls in workflows are now visible in workflow history logs.
- The API has been expanded to allow for bulk updates of all assets assigned to a given user.
- Oomnitza’s Salesforce plugin can now connect to Salesforce sandbox environments.
Oomnitza Configuration Migration
Oomnitza version 5.1.6 also introduces the Configuration Migration, to allow configuration to be migrated seamlessly between Pre-Production and Production instances. For more information on Configuration Migration, please refer to our dedicated article here: https://oomnitza.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/1500000329201
Security Enhancements
In addition to the changes to Configuration and Usability, Oomnitza version 5.1.6 introduces a number of proactive security enhancements to help secure information and fortify Oomnitza against malicious cyberattacks.
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