generated: '2026-08-23' method: searched source: https://helpcenter.insidesales.com/release-notes/ versioning: scheme: none-published current: null docs: null note: >- No API versioning policy of any kind is published. The Playbooks product itself carried build numbers in 2019 release notes (e.g. "Release Notes 1.3043.0") but that practice stopped and was never applied to the Call Recording API. deprecation: policy_url: null sunset_header: unknown note: >- No deprecation policy, no Sunset/Deprecation header documentation (RFC 8594), and no published notice period. This matters here more than usual — see decommissioned_surfaces below, where documented API hosts have been removed from DNS with no deprecation notice on the pages that still link to them. sla: url: null uptime_target: null note: >- Marketing pages claim "near-perfect uptime" (insidesales.com/integrations/) but no SLA document or numeric uptime target is published. status_page: https://status.insidesales.com/ status_page_detail: platform: Atlassian Statuspage api: https://status.insidesales.com/api/v2/summary.json probed: '2026-08-23' http_status: 200 page_name: Deprecated InsideSales indicator: none description: All Systems Operational components: - {name: Playbooks Global Region, status: operational, updated_at: '2025-10-21'} - {name: Playbooks North America Region, status: operational, updated_at: '2025-10-21'} - {name: Playbooks EU Region, status: operational, updated_at: '2025-02-02'} - {name: Playbooks Asia Pacific Region, status: operational, updated_at: '2025-02-02'} note: >- The status page is live and machine-readable via the standard Statuspage v2 JSON API, and all four Playbooks regions report operational — so the product itself is still running for existing tenants. The page's own title, however, is "Deprecated InsideSales", which is the operator's own label, not ours. change_log: https://helpcenter.insidesales.com/release-notes/ decommissioned_surfaces: probed: '2026-08-23' note: >- Three hosts named in the company's own live documentation no longer resolve. These were probed against 1.1.1.1 and 8.8.8.8 and confirmed at the authoritative Route 53 nameservers for insidesales.com. hosts: - host: api.insidesales.com dns: NXDOMAIN record: CNAME tyk-gateway-103411294.us-east-1.elb.amazonaws.com detail: >- The CNAME survives; the AWS ELB it points at has been deleted (NXDOMAIN). A dangling CNAME into a deleted elastic load balancer is also a subdomain-takeover vector, and is reported to the provider as such. - host: callrecordings.insidesales.com dns: SERVFAIL detail: >- The host every Playbooks Call Recording URL is built on, per the live help article https://helpcenter.insidesales.com/playbooks/call-recording-api/ (example given there: https://callrecordings.insidesales.com?id=5858485). - host: ci-global-api.pdlmpapis.insidesales.com dns: SERVFAIL detail: >- The API reference. The live help article links it as "API Documentation can be found here". The parent zone pdlmpapis.insidesales.com also SERVFAILs, so the whole delegation is broken. - host: playbooksmanager.insidesales.com dns: NODATA record: CNAME d3d22imzfrt4mj.cloudfront.net detail: >- The Playbooks Manager App — where an administrator mints a Call Recording API access key. CNAME resolves to a CloudFront distribution that returns no address record. release_cadence: last_entry: '2021-07-09' last_entry_url: https://helpcenter.insidesales.com/releases/july-9th-2021-product-update/ first_entry: '2019-01-11' cadence_when_active: roughly monthly note: >- Product updates ran roughly monthly from January 2019 to July 2021 and then stopped. Aurea Software completed its acquisition of XANT in August 2021, one month after the final entry. The help center footer still reads "Copyright (c) 2022 InsideSales". ownership: operator: Aurea Software (ESW Capital) history: >- InsideSales.com renamed itself XANT in 2019; Aurea completed the acquisition of XANT in August 2021 and retired the XANT brand, reviving the InsideSales name. The live site still carries an "XANT is now InsideSales" banner and the privacy statement it links is Aurea's (aurea.com/legal/privacy-statement). deprecated_operations: []