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.

Token-based authentication is now supported for Oracle NetSuite JDBC connections, allowing you to securely send NetSuite instance data in and out of Nexla. Learn how to set up a NetSuite JDBC connection with TBA in this Nexla Help Center article.

• 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.

Connect your Oracle NetSuite instance data in and out of Nexla securely by setting up Token Based Authentication in your NetSuite credential. Learn more in the new guide available in the Nexla Help Center.

The newest update brings Snowflake Key-Pair authentication as an option when connecting to your Snowflake warehouse. Key-Pair authentication adds an enhanced layer of security rather than the basic authentication methods. Learn more in Snowflake documentation.

The code editor in Nexla is now faster and easier to use, with enriched function dropdowns. Check it out live in the product.

Nexla's CLI (Command Line Interface) for developers got a major overhaul with new features, capabilities, and quality of life fixes. Check it out on the Nexla Developer Center.

What is a CLI?

Nexla's CLI is a powerful tool for developers to work with Nexla data and flows, available as a Python library, in the terminal of your choice. For super-users or those that need to create their own batch automations, the CLI makes it easy. 

Google BigQuery's batch loading limit is 150,000 records a day. However, one of our customers - a top national retail brand (see below) - started to surpass that.

Using Nexla's flexible template connectors, we were able to create a streaming connector to Google BigQuery with an uncapped limit, pushing records in real time!

Nexla's REST API connector gets an upgrade with new Template Macros for multi-step APIs. What does that mean? Even complicated, multi-step API sources can now be templatized, shared, and repeated easily in Nexla. Check it out in Nexla now.

Working with Parquet files in Nexla just got an upgrade, with new Snappy compression available as an option for reading or writing files.