Breaking changes get twelve months of overlap and are announced here first. Incidents get a postmortem with a timeline, not a status badge that quietly turns green.
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58.4M marks from EUIPO TMview, WIPO GBD and USPTO TSDR are now first-class entities with brd_ IDs, linked to their proprietor. Resolving a trade name no longer silently returns the holding company.
Read more →Registro Imprese ingest now includes deposited accounts. Financial coverage for IT rises from 34% to 79%; median freshness drops from 31 h to 9.4 h.
Read more →Blocking moved to a learned key set. p95 falls from 152 ms to 112 ms with no measurable change in top-1 accuracy (97.28% → 97.31% on SPOT-Bench v4).
Read more →Watch subscriptions can now be defined by a saved search rather than an ID list, so a target universe maintains itself. Backfill of the first 90 days is included.
Read more →Confidence is now calibrated per jurisdiction rather than globally; alternatives is capped at 10 and sorted; the deprecated score field is removed. Prior version supported until 2027-06-01.
Read more →A bad index build on the blocking store returned 503s for 8.2% of resolve calls between 09:14 and 09:55 UTC. Root cause, timeline and the four changes we made are on the status page.
Read more →mcp.spotit.ai serves resolve, get_entity, get_relations, get_lineage and search as tools with published schemas. Keys can now carry a credit ceiling of their own, which is the control an agent session actually needs.
Read more →Shares are delivered from the EU deployment. Announced 30 days before it took effect, as every sub-processor change is.
Read more →as_of asks what the register says was true on a date. knowledge_as_of asks what we had actually ingested by that date. Audit workflows need the second one and were quietly using the first.
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Bolagsverket, Brønnøysund, CVR and PRH move from daily to every two hours. Median freshness across the four falls from 19 h to 2.6 h.
Read more →Batch jobs gain partial results and per-row billing; relations returns brands alongside corporate edges; error bodies carry a machine-readable reason on every 4xx. No breaking changes for callers on 2025-05-01.
Read more →score was an uncalibrated raw number that several customers had thresholded as if it were a probability. It is deprecated now and removed in 2026-06-01. Use confidence, which is calibrated per jurisdiction.
Read more →Scope covers ingest, API and support. Report available under NDA to any customer or serious evaluator, without a sales call in front of it.
Read more →eu-central-1 now fails over to eu-west-1 rather than to us-east-1. Residency commitments that survive a failover are the only kind worth making.
Read more →The corruption generators and label schema go public. The labelled set stays under a research agreement so it does not end up inside a training corpus and stop measuring anything.
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All 50 Secretary-of-State registries plus SEC EDGAR. Financial coverage remains 9% because most US states do not publish accounts — the coverage table says so rather than averaging it away.
Read more →Six tables, read-only, refreshed on the same cadence as the API. Databricks followed in September.
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Webhook delivery with signature verification, retries and a dead-letter queue. Seven more event types have been added since.
Read more →One endpoint, four jurisdictions, 11.4M entities. Everything since has been more registers and fewer surprises.
Read more →Breaking changes and sub-processor additions go to account owners by email 30 days ahead. Everything else is on the feed.