What changed.

Every release, newest first. API changes name the dated version they land in, and anything deprecated gets twelve months of notice.

Phase 0

The first entry, and an honest one: nothing is shipped yet. Phase 0 is the groundwork that everything after it depends on.

The API contract is written and frozen as OpenAPI 3.1, covering documents, templates, bulk sends, files, webhooks, and the signer session, with every compatibility behaviour recorded from measured fixtures rather than from documentation. The compatibility matrix names each behaviour as preserved, fixed, or an extension, so no divergence is accidental.

The design direction is decided and the tokens exist in both themes. The control catalog is written: 143 controls across seventeen domains, each mapped to SOC 2, ISO 27001, and the HIPAA Security Rule, with its status recorded honestly as planned, implemented, or evidence-ready.

This site is the first surface built against those tokens.

That is the whole list so far.

Nothing is padded here and nothing is backdated. When the first release ships it will be the second entry on this page, and it will say what it actually does.