generated: '2026-07-26' method: searched source: - https://developer.kw.com/base-path-migration-guide - https://developer.kw.com/base-path-migration-announcement - https://status.kw.com/ - https://status.kw.com/api/v2/summary.json - openapi/keller-williams-listings-search-openapi.json versioning: scheme: uri-path current: listings: v2 contacts: v3 marketplace_billing: v1 observed: [v1, v2, v3] spec_version: '2' policy_url: null note: >- No published versioning policy. Version numbers are per-service path segments; the Listings OpenAPI declares info.version "2" matching the /v2 base path. There is no documented support policy, no version sunset schedule and no statement of how long a major version is supported. deprecation: policy_url: https://developer.kw.com/base-path-migration-guide standing_policy: false sunset_header: false deprecation_header: false rfc8594: false events: - name: Legacy Apigee base-path retirement announced: '2023-09-12' migration_window_opens: '2023-09-12' migration_window_closes: '2024-03-01' effective: '2024-03-02' retired: - https://kw-prod-prod.apigee.net/ - https://kw-nonprod-stage.apigee.net/ - https://kw-nonprod-qa.apigee.net/ replaced_by: - https://partners.api.kw.com/ - https://sandbox.partners.api.kw.com/ credential_impact: >- None — existing API keys, secrets and user authorization tokens continued to work across both base paths during the window. consolidation: The legacy Stage and QA environments were collapsed into the single Sandbox base path. docs: https://developer.kw.com/base-path-migration-guide note: >- Keller Williams publishes deprecation as a dated migration guide with an explicit announcement date, a six-month migration window and a hard cut-over date — real, communicated deprecation. It is NOT a standing policy document: there is one migration event on record, no Sunset or Deprecation response headers, and no commitment about future notice periods. Recorded exactly at that strength. deprecated_operations: [] sla: url: null uptime_target: null note: >- No public SLA. Uptime commitments, if any, live in the KW API License Agreement and the individual partnership contract, neither of which states a numeric target on the public pages. status_page: url: https://status.kw.com/ name: Keller Cloud Status provider: Atlassian Statuspage api: https://status.kw.com/api/v2/summary.json page_id: mw30p7ghxf0j time_zone: America/Chicago since: '2020-12-13' component_groups: - Command Platforms - Command Applets - Connect Applets - CommandMC Applets - KW Consumer - Legacy components: - Command - Command MC - Connect - Command System - CommandMC - "Command Applets: Home, Contacts, Tasks, Smartplans, Referrals, Opportunities, Campaigns, Reports, Designs, Listings, Consumers" - "CommandMC Applets: Home, Opportunities, Reports, Tasks, Smartplans, Agents, Directory, Sites, Accounting, Transactions CMC" - "Connect Applets: Home, Training, Scripts" - "KW Consumer: KW.com" - "Legacy: WinMORE, myKW, KWLS 1.0, Reports" gap: >- The status page covers the Command/Connect end-user applets and the consumer site. There is NO component for the partner API gateway (partners.api.kw.com), the DevHub portal, the authorization server or the Marketplace — a partner cannot see API-surface health here. changelog: url: null note: >- No dated changelog, release-notes page or version history is published anywhere on developer.kw.com. The only dated engineering communications in the portal are the two base-path migration pages (2023). No ChangeLog artifact or pointer is emitted. roadmap: url: null note: No public roadmap. support: email: PartnerTechSupport@KW.com url: https://developer.kw.com/support response_target: 24-48 business hours