Changelog
What has shipped, newest first. Last updated .
Who makes EndPointBlank, what it is for, and how to reach us.
Read itHow access between your organization and your clients' organizations works, and a page for each client library: Ruby, Python, JavaScript, Java and Elixir.
See the client librariesWhat a team ends up building to retire versions safely, and how EndPointBlank works alongside the gateway you already run.
Compare with API gatewaysHow URL path, header and query-parameter versioning compare, which to pick for a public API, and how to plan retiring the old version.
Read the guideDeprecation and Sunset headers, a deprecation policy template, deprecation email templates, rotating API secrets without downtime, and 410 Gone vs 404.
Browse the guidesBuild a list of every client still calling an old version, with call counts and last-seen times, before you retire it.
Read the guideA step-by-step walk from finding who still calls a version to retiring it, with the dates and notices in between.
Read the guideThe Privacy Statement now spells out what we collect, how long we keep it and who we share it with. The new Acceptable Use Policy says what the service may not be used for.
Read the Privacy StatementRequest and response history is kept for 365 days on Professional and 730 days on Business. Bodies older than 90 days are archived and still open from the request page.
See plansBusiness adds 10 million requests a month and up to 200 client organizations. Every plan's monthly limits went up, and the free Demo plan now keeps 7 days of request and response history instead of 90.
See plansAny member of an organization can open a ticket from Settings → Support and follow the replies there.
Providers, Clients and Managed accounts are now tabs under Connections, so every organization you work with is in one place.
An AI agent can register, ask a member for access to one environment, and get a token it refreshes on its own. Your organization sees every connected agent and can revoke any of them.
Read the agent sign-in docsInvite a client organization by email address from the portal or the management API. They get a sign-up link instead of a code, and land on your page when they accept.
Manage applications, environments, API packages, grants, credentials and client organizations from your own code with an API key, at /api/v1. The reference is in the docs.
Read the referenceEach application shows the client library version it reported, so you know which services need an upgrade.
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