The !print_c command is intended to help with the development and debugging of your application. When executed, the !print_c command will create a new App Studio Log entry with the command's string value. Variable syntax, such as ${piped_content.0} is also supported. Read how to use the new _print functionality here..

Webhooks are great for keeping two systems in sync. But what about data in your system generated before any webhooks are created? App Studio now supports one-time historical sync using our polling feature, followed by webhooks to keep data in sync going forward. Read more about historical sync in the Configuration Walkthrough.

A new feature has been added to App Studio! The !http command now has a target property that can be used to change the behavior of an HTTP request. Setting this property to "activecampaign" will enable your application to make any API request to the current ActiveCampaign host! For backwards compatibility, the default value of the target property is "connection". For more information, read the Commands and Variables documentation.

There are several new additions to App Studio and the ActiveCampaign APIs. There's now support for Custom Objects, API Polling, and a !switch command. Click the links below to review the documentation.