generated: '2026-09-06' method: searched source: https://developer.autopay.io/api_deprecation/ and https://developer.autopay.io/usage_agreement/ description: >- Autopay publishes a contractual deprecation policy in its API Usage Agreement and maintains a dated deprecation page on the developer portal. It publishes no changelog, no status page and no SLA. versioning: style: path-segment (//v/) policy: >- New fields may be introduced to non-beta APIs without prior notice. APIs marked as beta may change without prior notice. Breaking changes to non-beta APIs are published at least six (6) months prior to release. source: https://developer.autopay.io/usage_agreement/ deprecation_policy: published: true url: https://developer.autopay.io/api_deprecation/ notice_period: 6 months notice_period_source: >- "As per Autopay's API Usage Agreement all breaking changes are published 6 months prior to release." (developer.autopay.io/api_deprecation/); section 4 of the Usage Agreement states the same. notification_channels: - The API Deprecation page on developer.autopay.io - Email to every integrator's registered Technical Contact Person - Notification to all Autopay Operators technical_contact_obligation: >- Integrators must keep Autopay updated on their Technical Contact Person by mailing partner-support@autopay.io with the subject "API Technical Contact Person" and the affected client_id(s). An agent-run integration with no maintained human contact will not receive breaking-change notice. rfc8594_headers: sunset: not documented deprecation: not documented note: >- Deprecation is announced out-of-band on a web page and by email. No Sunset or Deprecation response header is documented, so a client cannot detect a pending retirement from the wire. cost_allocation: >- Section 2.1 of the Usage Agreement: "The Integrator must bear the total cost of any changes to their systems that result from changes in Autopay APIs." deprecations: - published: '2026-05-05' effective: '2026-11-05' api: Booking API change: Booking API version 1 and version 2 are deprecated. Migrate to version 3 using the migration guide on the Booking API page. breaking: true - published: '2026-05-05' effective: '2026-11-05' api: Fleet API change: >- Fleet API version 1 is deprecated. Version 2 moves every endpoint under /fleet/v2/ (previously just /fleet/) and renames the license plate request/response parameter from `plate` to `license_plate_number`. breaking: true - published: '2026-05-05' effective: '2026-11-05' api: Permit Landlord API (previously known as E-Commerce API) change: >- The old camelCase endpoints are deprecated in favour of the snake_case equivalents. Affected operations - GET permit definitions, PUT create a permit allocation, POST update permit allocation, DELETE permit allocation. breaking: true - published: '2026-05-05' effective: '2026-11-05' api: Statistics API change: The legacy field parkings.payments.id is removed; it is replaced by parkings.payments.payment_id. breaking: true - published: '2026-02-19' effective: '2026-08-19' api: Accounting API change: >- Receipts and entry/exit images are protected by JWTs like the API itself. The replacement fields receipt_url_with_auth and image_url_with_auth are already available; the unauthenticated receipt_url / image_url fields now return the literal string "Use image_url_with_auth instead!". breaking: true status: in effect deprecated_operations_in_spec: [] deprecated_operations_note: >- No operation in openapi/ carries `deprecated: true`. The deprecations above are announced on the portal against versions that were never captured in this repo (booking v1/v2, fleet v1, the camelCase permit-landlord paths), so there is nothing in the local specs to flag. status_page: published: false probed: - url: https://status.autopay.io status: NXDOMAIN checked: '2026-09-06' note: >- No status or uptime page is linked from developer.autopay.io, autopay.io or solutions.autopay.io, and status.autopay.io does not resolve. Availability is addressed only contractually - "Autopay will use commercially reasonable efforts to maintain the availability and functionality of the API" (Usage Agreement 2.2). sla: published: false note: The Usage Agreement disclaims liability for downtime and states no uptime target, credit or response-time commitment. changelog: published: false note: >- The API Deprecation page is a breaking-change log, not a changelog - it lists only removals, and only ones still inside their notice window. Per-API "Migration from V2 to V3" sections on the Booking and Fleet pages carry the field-level diffs. Non-breaking additions are explicitly shipped without notice, so there is no record of them anywhere public. support: technical: partner-support@autopay.io sales: sales@autopay.io security: security@autopay.io help_center: https://help.autopay.io/kb/en governing_law: Norway