Release notes
What changed, and what the change means.
A selected record of material product and public-experience changes. Each note describes shipped behaviour and keeps its limits visible.
Scope
This is not an exhaustive engineering log. Historical claims that no longer described the current product were retired rather than kept as live marketing evidence.
- Entity evidence
Clearer registry discovery, list counts and observation dates
The entity directory and authenticated dossiers show counts from effective membership records and keep unconfirmed membership explicit. Directory search explains its bounded candidate window and recovers an out-of-range page with the same search and filter. Dossiers retain distinct source records and show missing observation dates as unknown. Discovery and recorded observations do not establish screening completeness or current source freshness.
- Resources
Readable research library and contract-accurate API reference
The blog index now separates regulatory learning from screening action, while the API reference reflects the shipped Business-plan gate, endpoint-specific rate limits, validation boundaries, and fail-closed error contract. Fictional real-party examples were replaced with clearly labelled response shapes.
- Public evidence
Solutions and regulatory-feed experience rebuilt around inspectable evidence
Industry pages now explain the screening, monitoring, and evidence modules without fictional customer alerts or delivery promises. The public feed shows a defined 20-record window, with source links and explicit availability boundaries; incomplete reads fail visibly rather than displaying a partial feed.
- Trust
About, security, FAQ, and contact pages aligned to the shipped service
Public trust pages now state the company record, data and AI review boundaries, security practices, plan behaviour, and support paths in qualified language. Meaningful text uses the shared readable dossier system instead of low-contrast microcopy.
- Registry
Registry discovery redesigned around names, lists, countries, and networks
Public discovery routes now make it clearer whether a visitor is browsing a regulatory list, country index, network record, or search candidate. Candidate records remain distinct from identity confirmation and legal clearance.
- Product
Screening, monitoring, and evidence flows moved onto dossier surfaces
Core review journeys now use more space, stronger contrast, and clearer evidence hierarchy. Screening distinguishes discovery from a decision; monitoring preserves incomplete runs; and evidence exports expose point-in-time scope instead of implying a permanent clearance.
- Commercial
Pricing and guided demo paths simplified
Public packaging is now Free ($0), Professional ($99/month), Business ($299/month), and Guided Demo. The pricing and demo pages explain the distinct buying paths without suggesting card-free access where checkout requires payment details.
Evaluate the current product, not a historical promise.
Use public screening for a representative name or bring your process to a guided demo.