Everything shipping in Gate97, as it ships — no marketing spin, just what changed.
Workflows are now robots — pre-built digital workers you hire for one repetitive job, each with a name and a face. Meet the eight-strong roster on the new Robots page, presented as trading cards you can flip through. Under the hood nothing changed: every robot is still a workflow you open and edit on the visual canvas. "Connectors" are now "integrations" throughout the app and docs.
The workflow builder is now a drag-and-drop canvas instead of a list — arrange steps anywhere and connect them by drawing a line between them. Filter steps route to two outputs, Yes and No, instead of just stopping the run, and any step can fan out into more than one next step, all running independently.
Gate97 is now available in German and Croatian, alongside English — switch languages from the globe icon in the header. Translations cover the marketing site, docs, and the full dashboard.
Every trigger's webhook URL now has a Share button — send it straight to Email, WhatsApp, or Telegram, or hand it off through your device's native share sheet.
Open a ticket from Support in the dashboard and reply on the same thread instead of digging through email. Replying to a resolved ticket reopens it automatically.
Any trigger can now collect incoming records instead of firing a run for every single one, then relay them together on a schedule — or immediately, if one matches a condition you set. Batch-mode workflows get their own Reports page: a collected-vs-relayed chart, a status breakdown, and a searchable record log.
New examples for real-time workflows, batch collection, and reporting, plus documentation and FAQ entries covering all of it.
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