Added

August 10, 2026

This release introduces a new variable type of "Multi-Select List", which allows users to select multiple predefined values within a single field. In addition, we've redesigned the Application Notes experience with richer editing capabilities, streamlined collaboration, and improved usability, along with overall platform stability improvements.

Release Details

Multi-Select List Variables

DigiFi now supports a new Multi-Select List variable type, allowing users to select multiple values from a predefined list within a single variable.

Unlike the standard List variable, which allows only one option to be selected, Multi-Select List supports selecting multiple options.

You can now:

  • Create variables using the new Multi-Select List data type.
  • Configure available options for selection.
  • Select one or multiple options within a single variable.
  • Add Multi-Select List variables as columns within Table variables.

Multi-Select List variables can be used throughout the platform, including Lender Application Views, Manual Application Forms, Standard Lending Portals, Borrower and Intermediary Profiles, Workflows, Data Integrations, and APIs.

Multi-Select List Variable Usage

Formulas

You can reference Multi-Select List variables in formulas using the variable system name followed by the .items property.

Examples:

Check whether a value is selected: INCLUDES("Alabama", borrower_states.items)

Assign values to a Multi-Select List variable: IF(borrower_type == "Person", ["Alabama", "Arkansas"], ["California"] )

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Multi-Select List values are represented as arrays. When returning a value for a Multi-Select List variable in formulas, the result should be provided in square brackets [].

API

Multi-Select List variables are represented as an array of selected values when exchanged through the API:

"borrower_states": { "type": "list", "items": [ "Alabama", "Arkansas" ] } 

Where:

  • borrower_states is the Multi-Select List variable's system name.
  • type indicates that the variable contains a list of values.
  • items contains the selected option values.

Application Notes Enhancements

The Application Notes section has been redesigned to provide a cleaner interface, better readability, and a more streamlined way to manage notes.

Updated Notes Experience

The notes view and editing experience have been improved with:

  • Updated layout for clearer content presentation.
  • Improved note creation and editing interface.
  • Simplified note actions and interactions.

Note Permissions & History Tracking

Note ownership controls and activity tracking have been enhanced:

  • Only note authors can edit or delete their own notes.
  • Edit and Delete actions are hidden for notes created by other users.
  • Read-only users cannot create, edit, or delete notes.
  • Application History now records note updates, and edited notes are marked with an "Edited" indicator.