New features

The following are the new features and improvements we released across the Cerby platform:

Cerby web app

Check out what’s new in our Cerby web app:

We now support sending invite links when executing automation jobs for adding users to an external app. This feature is helpful for apps like JetBrains, where invite URL links are generated in the user interface and must be manually shared, instead of the app sending an email. Role updates in JetBrains go through the same flow of generating the invite URL and having to send the invite manually.
You can now search for failed automation jobs by app name in the Automation Log page. We identify when an automation job requires attention or when Cerby is working to solve the issue.
We’ve implemented a sorting rule when you view the details of all nested automation jobs in the Automation Log page. Now, when you click View all jobs for an automation job with the “Not completed” status and a new browser tab is displayed, we now show first the nested jobs with the “Not completed” status so you can take action.

Explore the latest features in our Cerby browser extension:

We now detect DevTools and show a message to let our users know that, while DevTools are open, automations through the extension are stopped; additionally, the autofill feature is restricted both from the browser extension popup and the inline menu.
Users with enough context on how to use DevTools could potentially leverage them to access login credentials.
We’ve improved our detection capabilities of Okta authentication to leverage user sessions for our auto sign-in feature. Some of the login timeout errors that users encountered actually occurred because they needed to re-authenticate or provide additional authentication information to Okta.

Dive into the newest additions to our Cerby mobile app:

We’ve released a feature that improves the autofill experience using the Cerby mobile app for iOS v1.0.260 (it was previously released for Android). Now, when logging in to an account using autofill, we display a section with suggested self-managed accounts based on the app domain.
We've optimized some of our background processes to significantly speed up how the app handles network calls. This means a smoother and faster experience for you using the Cerby mobile app on Android v1.0.215 onwards.
We’ve enabled basic full-screen support for the Cerby mobile app on iPads and Android tablets. This feature was released in versions v1.0.261 for iOS and v1.0.216 for Android.

The Scout by Cerby browser extension keeps evolving:

You can now retry submitting a scouting report when the process fails for reasons other than invalid recording. Additionally, we send an alert message when we detect an attempt to close the dialog box while submitting a recording.
We’ve been working on a new user experience for recording workflows with Scout. Before recording, you must select the task or business workflow to capture, and while recording, a sticky pop-up window will show tips and guidance based on the selected task. The goal is to improve the quality and completeness of Scout recordings for the Cerby developers to build the automation workflows.

The Cerby CLI has the following updates:

We’ve enabled the cerby-source header in all CLI requests to prevent you from being blocked by our web application firewall (WAF) rules. The goal is to ensure a smoother and more reliable connection when you use the CLI.

Take note of the issues addressed and resolved by the Development team behind the Cerby platform:

The issue with being unable to remove some Login-Only users from a workspace was fixed. The error occurred after triggering a Cerby Universal Logout for the users.
The issues with some daily syncs not completing for business hubs connected to Meta Business Manager and Discord were fixed.
The issue with not detecting Instagram as a managed app when importing items using a CSV file was fixed.

The issue with business hub Owners not receiving email notifications after failed automation jobs was fixed. The error occurred when users were granted shared access to the business hub through a team.

The issue with Android autofill when logging in with a Google account on a web browser was fixed in v1.0.213.
The issue with workspace Owners not being successfully identified was fixed for Android v1.0.214.
The issue with the Cerby mobile app for Android crashing when fetching user permissions was fixed in v1.0.215.

The following are the latest additions to the list of managed apps with supported automated tasks:

The following are the latest additions to the list of business hubs with supported user management automated tasks: