generated: '2026-09-12' method: searched source: https://help.agiloft.com/space/HELP/43715649/What's%20New versioning: scheme: numbered platform releases; no version segment in the REST path current: Release 34 current_release_date: '2026-07' cadence: core_platform: February, July and November feature releases, plus monthly maintenance releases connected_services: monthly feature releases, plus anytime maintenance releases docs: https://help.agiloft.com/space/HELP/43715649/What's%20New api_versioning_note: >- The /ewws/ REST operation names are the versioned surface — there is no /v1/ segment, Accept header version, or date-pinned API version. SCIM is the exception and carries its version in the path (/scim/v2). Each KB's generated OpenAPI document therefore describes that KB at that moment, not a stable public API version. deprecation: policy_url: null sunset_header: false deprecation_header: false note: >- No published API deprecation policy, no RFC 8594 Sunset or Deprecation header support, and no documented notice period for removing an operation. Retirements surface only as release-note entries — the July 2026 core release carried a "Removing obsolete integrations" item, and the docs mark the SOAP interface as legacy and not recommended for new integrations without naming a removal date. An integrator has no machine-readable signal that an operation is going away. deprecated_surfaces: - surface: SOAP Web Services API status: legacy note: >- "SOAP-based web services are available but aren't recommended for new integrations. The OpenAPI and REST interfaces provide broader functionality and are actively maintained." SOAP is disabled by default on new knowledgebases. docs: https://help.agiloft.com/space/HELP/43716450/Legacy%20SOAP%20API%20Setup sunset_date: null - surface: ExtAuth authorization mechanism status: legacy note: >- Agiloft's pre-OAuth token mechanism, retained for backward compatibility with existing integrations. OAuth 2.0 is the recommended protocol for new integrations. docs: https://help.agiloft.com/space/HELP/703889445 sunset_date: null - surface: REST /ewws/ operation interface status: maintained-but-secondary note: >- Agiloft now directs new integrations to the generated OpenAPI interface and positions the /ewws/ operations as the fallback — "use the REST interface if you already use it for an existing integration or need to access an endpoint that isn't exposed through OpenAPI." docs: https://help.agiloft.com/space/HELP/43716366/API%20Web%20Services sla: url: https://www.agiloft.com/terms-policies/service-level-addendum uptime_target: '99.7%' measurement_window: calendar month service_credits: - {availability: '>=99.7%', credit: none} - {availability: '<99.7% and >=95%', credit: 5% of the monthly fee} - {availability: '<95%', credit: monthly fee multiplied by the percentage of time the service was unavailable} version: '1.0' last_updated: '2025-04-11' note: Service credits must be requested by the customer; downtime is measured and monitored by Agiloft in good faith. status_page: url: null probed: https://status.agiloft.com/ http_status: 200 verdict: dead note: >- status.agiloft.com resolves and answers 200, but the body is the Site24x7 StatusIQ error card reading "No status page found with this domain mapping" — the CNAME still points at StatusIQ but the status page behind it is gone or unmapped. This is a soft-404, so no StatusPage pointer is emitted; scoring a dead page as a live one would credit Agiloft with operational transparency it does not currently serve. This is a one-line fix on Agiloft's side (restore the StatusIQ domain mapping) and worth reporting to them. support: community: https://community.agiloft.com/home support_login: https://www.agiloft.com/support-login.htm support_plans: https://www.agiloft.com/support-plans support_addendum: https://www.agiloft.com/terms-policies/support-addendum maintenance: addendum: https://www.agiloft.com/terms-policies/maintenance-addendum note: Scheduled updates and upgrades are performed during a defined Maintenance Window with reasonable advance notice.