0.4.0

Released 16 August 2026.

This release focuses on the boundary between your org and the public internet, alongside a set of authoring and operational fixes.

Public forms

• Public forms reach Salesforce through a protected connection. Responses are accepted through the form component’s own session rather than an open interface.
• A form must be published before it can accept responses. Previously a form could be switched on before it had ever been published, which meant respondents could be served an unfinished draft. Publishing for the first time still switches the form on, so the usual path is unchanged.
• Automated spam is filtered out using a hidden field that real respondents never see.
• A closed form tells respondents it is closed, and closed or capped forms no longer accept file uploads.
• Links are valid only for what they were issued for. Prefill, resume, upload and test links cannot be used in place of one another.

Authoring

• A section must be labelled before it can be made collapsible, so the show and hide control has a name that assistive technology can announce.
• Prefill links use a record search scoped to the objects the form maps to, so you can choose a record by name. A form with no mappings now says so.
• The experiment split label no longer overflows the versions rail, and the hover insert control accepts its first click on tightly spaced themes.

Operations

• QR codes scan reliably, including for longer share links.
• Sliick Forms installs alongside Sliick Docs, where previously the second of the two could fail to install.
• Exports honour the Include test toggle and add a column identifying test submissions.
• Deleting a field from a published form shows the form as edited on the dashboard, so it is clear the live version is behind the draft.
• Files appear on the submission record as soon as it is received, rather than only after processing.
• Uploads that were started but never submitted can be reviewed and cleared, ten days after they were abandoned.

Upgrading

Upgrades in place from 0.3.0. Two things are worth checking:

1. Review the guest user permissions on any public site, following the guest access guide. The recommended configuration changed in this release, and deploying the reference profile supplied with the package applies it for you.
2. Check for forms that are switched on but have never been published. A form in that state keeps working after upgrading, but it is serving a draft - publish it or switch it off.