Release notes

4 October 2026

The day the platform gained a documented API and webhooks - and the day every place AI had been describing more than it could do was corrected.

Written for: Evaluators tracking what the platform does today · Existing customers · Anyone reviewing what changed and when

An integrations centre, and AI held to what it can support

Integrations

An API and integrations centre: an organisation can issue its own API credentials, subscribe to signed webhooks, and follow the chain of events from an inbound referral through to a settled payment.023099f1
The public API is experimental and off by default; an organisation turns it on deliberately.023099f1

A page explaining where AI is used across the platform, with an explorer, demonstrations built from synthetic data rather than real records, and an account of how a person reviews what it produces.f1dfe071
AI documentation for every application, reached from each product guide.f1dfe071
Corrections wherever AI was describing more than it could support: fabricated observations removed from the enterprise decision engine, and predictive scoring in Insights relabelled to say what it actually is.f1dfe071
Notes drafted with AI must be attested by the clinician who signs them, enforced on the server rather than in the form; AI requests are rate-limited and audited; the Clinical Brain keeps a decision log; the account assistant states honestly whether it is connected.459a315e
Documents uploaded from outside the platform are scanned before they are used, and the original is kept alongside the readable copy.459a315e
Twenty-four dead links across the documentation and the applications were resolved, so links in the product lead to screens that exist.459a315e