ProcessMaker 4.4.0 Release Notes

ProcessMaker version 4.4.0 Release Notes.

Overview

Release Date: February 23, 2023.

ProcessMaker, the leading open-source business process management software, is proud to announce the immediate availability of ProcessMaker version 4.4.0. These release notes document multiple improvements, bug fixes, and known issues.

Create BPMN 2.0-compliant business processes using the ProcessMaker 4 platform's low-code approach. Design and deploy automated workflows that deliver true digital agility to your organization.

Release notes are cumulative with all previous ProcessMaker 4.x releases, and document new features, improvements, bug fixes, and/or known issues associated with this release unless otherwise noted.

What's New

ProcessMaker 4.4.0 offers SMTP OAuth authentication for Google GMail and Microsoft Office 365 email servers, enabling ProcessMaker Administrators to automatically send emails to GMail and Office 365 recipients. Also included in this release regarding sending emails, Process Designers can configure in the Send Email connector the CC and BCC email recipients.

The Actions By Email connector has also received an upgrade whereby Process Designers can configure in which supported ProcessMaker language the email recipient receives the email.

With these powerful new features and improvements, ProcessMaker provides businesses best-in-class with the flexibility and efficiency they need to succeed in today's fast-paced marketplace.

Core and Non-Core Packages

See the following sections for core product and non-core package versions for ProcessMaker version 4.4.0:

• Core product: ProcessMaker version 4.x core-product functionality is the ProcessMaker open-source edition.

• Non-core packages: ProcessMaker version 4.x packages extend core-product functionality. Packages are not available in the ProcessMaker open-source edition, but are available to customers that purchase or subscribe to ProcessMaker version 4.x. Release Notes that affect package functionality are documented in separate sections.