Here's a look at what users will find in each section of the new Nexla UI:

• Overview: The first screen shown after login displays at-a-glance statistics and flow information about the user's account. From here, links allow users to dive deeper into details or jump directly into an associated task.
• Integrate: This section is the hub for creating and modifying data flows. Easily ingest, transform, and send data from anywhere to anywhere, all in one place.
• Discover: Here, users can find all accessible Nexsets. Nexsets are now searchable, giving users a quick and efficient way to find and use any needed data.
• Collaborate: The Nexla platform provides granular access controls for every data flow and component. Now, the Collaborate section makes understanding and managing these accesses simple.
• Monitor: All of Nexla's robust monitoring information and functions can be accessed in this section. Users can complete any troubleshooting or governance task directly within the screens available in the Monitor section.

• Nexset Rules: Transformations, Filters, Validations, Annotations all come together into a single entity as Nexset Rules.
• Transform : Easy visibility in Nexset details view removes the need to pause/edit Nexset to see the transforms, filters, validations applied to a Nexset.
• Save and Continue: Save rules for a Nexset as you work to create transforms in Nexset Designer, not just when closing the session.
• No code transforms for Arrays and Nested Objects: By popular demand, even more advanced capabilities within reach of everyone.
• Output Data Schema gets better with ability to hoist new attributes up to the root level. This also up-levels multi-value lookups
• Recommendations for data transformations are here.

Nexla's newest UI update brings a host of features that make using Nexla and building data flows easier than ever.

• A new Nexla monitoring connector enables easily exporting Nexla monitoring data out to any system
• Credentials can now be edited instead of having to delete and create new ones
• The Dashboard view has gotten a boost with parameters and resources linked directly from their statistics

Nexla's Email source connector can now ingest emails in real-time from Gmail, making emails a first-class data source for your business processes. Leveraging our new Google Pub/Sub integration we are now able to treat incoming emails as streaming/real-time data. Check out the connector in Nexla.

Need faster data flows? Now you can make your individual data flows 2X, 4X, and 8X faster at the click of a button if you are on an enterprise plan. Contact your Nexla contact to discuss enterprise plan pricing to enable throughput scaling.

Now you can add any data flow in Nexla to a "Project" to improve organization of your data flows. You can share projects with all included data flows with others. We have also added ability to clone Data Flows to quickly create new Data Flows. Click on the three dots and explore this latest feature! 

You can now add more information about Nexset in the Overview section. For example, you can add description, business context, where the data comes from, comments on data freshness, common applications, etc. This provides better context to data users who are trying to determine if they should use the Nexset.

Now you can use the same email address to login to multiple Nexla organizations. If you are working with multiple clients, it will make your workflow seamless.

Nexla now supports SAML based single sign-on (SSO). It already supported OpenID Connect based SSO. Organizations that want seamless identity and access management will find this particularly useful.

Nexla can now integrate with any external data catalog, for example, Alation and Collibra. Nexla populates the external data catalog with data from anywhere - files, APIs, DBs, Datawarehouses, SaaS apps. You can use the external data catalog for data discovery, while Nexla does the pipelining and data integration.