16.05.2024

We have launched support for Onfido and eIDV capture flows, enabled URL parameter forwarding and added bulk file downloads.

Mint Steps: eIDV Assure​

New features ​

• Releasing Onfido or electronic eIDV flows. Mint now allows you to start and guide the end-user through eIDV flows, either with Onfido or electronic ID as providers. In this first version only processes that do not involve agent verifications are available.

Mint Steps: Identify with eID (formerly Authentication)​

Improved ​

• Allowing additional parameters. The Identify with eID step now supports additional parameters. This feature allows you to further control the authentication flow as explained in the Authentication REST API reference page.

Form component​

New features ​

• Showing sections in conditionals. With this new feature entire sections can now be hidden and shown on customisable conditions. This allows hiding or showing multiple elements without having to set multiple conditions separately on each element.

Improved ​

• Allow horizontal display of checklists and radio buttons. The checklists and the radio buttons can now be aligned horizontally on a form by setting an additional option for it.
• Refactoring file handling to support Mint. We refactored the Form way of handling uploaded files to fit the Mint model of handling files and making them available in the workflow and the Mint Journeys.
• Smarter validation of elements. Elements not intended for conditionals, such as headers and text blocks, are excluded and verified by the form component.

Resolved issues ​

• Fixed: Missing input in submission fails validation. In some cases a required input was missing in the submission of the form. This omission caused form validation to fail even on valid forms.

Visual Builder​

Improved ​

• Showing missing inputs on the canvas. The Mint Builder highlights steps with required attributes left empty when you try to publish a flow.
• Full context path for data pre-filling. The Mint Builder now shows the full path to the property instead of just the property name. This simplifies how you select variables for data-prefilling.

Resolved issues ​

• Fixed: Missing checkbox name for pre-filling. Before we referenced checkboxes merely as "checkbox" in the variables for data prefilling. Now, we show the full name of the checkbox so you can identify them more easily.

Mint Journeys​

New features ​

• Download all files. The Mint Journeys now supports the option to download all files processed by a Mint step. You can download the files either from the details of the step or zipped as an archive in the “Files” tab.
• Showing/hiding system steps. System steps, such as setting variables or the journey name, are hidden now by default in the step details in the Mint Journeys. A toggle at the top of the list of steps lets you show (or hide) hidden steps.

Improved ​

• General detail pages. We added a general details page to show information for all the steps with an output but without a special details page.
• Improved journey list. Now, the list of journeys fits better on smaller screens.

Mint API​

New features ​

• Liquid expression pre-filling logic. To build the basis for pre-filling data types other than strings, the Mint API replaces any liquid expressions with fake data from the expected data types to pass validation.

Improved ​

• Enforce hard limits and validations. To comply with security requirements and match expected schemas, the API validates and enforces hard limits and limitations when saving and publishing workflows. We added more meaningful messages on error.

Mint Engine​

New features ​

• Allow URL parameter. The Mint Engine now lets you pass up to 10 URL parameters into the workflow with the Mint URL. Use this feature to pre-fill the journey or forward information as input to retrieve data.

Improved ​

• Improve error responses. To better understand and handle sources of errors, we added more details to the error messages.
• Enforce hard limits and validations. To comply with security requirements and match expected schemas, the Engine validates and enforces hard limits and limitations when executing workflows.
• Send events when journeys are cancelled. The Engine removes journeys that have been abandoned and not finished for 31 days. After the cleanup, the Engine sends an event to the PubSub.
• Store a step reference with Mint files. The Engine adds metadata to stored files so they can be linked to the step that uploaded them.