generated: '2026-08-12' method: searched source: https://status.mgid.com/api/v2/summary.json docs: - https://help.mgid.com/api-advertisers/ - https://help.mgid.com/api-publishers - https://status.mgid.com note: >- MGID publishes no OpenAPI, so no deprecated operations could be derived. The status page is a real Atlassian Statuspage with a machine-readable summary endpoint and named API components; everything else in the lifecycle contract is absent. versioning: scheme: uri-path current: v1 additional: - version: v2 scope: publisher website-custom-report only path: /v2/pub/account/{clientId}/website-custom-report docs: https://help.mgid.com/api-advertisers/ note: >- "The API version is embedded in the URL" — /v1/. A single v2 endpoint exists on the publisher surface with a different pagination vocabulary; MGID publishes no statement about which version is preferred or whether v1 will be retired. deprecation: policy_url: null policy_published: false sunset_header: false deprecation_header: false rfc8594: false notice_period: null note: >- No deprecation policy, no Sunset/Deprecation header support, and no advance notice commitment is published on any of the three reference pages. No Deprecation pointer is emitted. deprecated_operations: [] sla: url: null uptime_target: null published: false note: >- No public SLA or uptime commitment. The advertiser TOS (https://www.mgid.com/services/advertisers-tos) is the only published service agreement and it carries no API availability target. status_page: url: https://status.mgid.com provider: Atlassian Statuspage page_id: 1vc00jqc87fn machine_readable: summary: https://status.mgid.com/api/v2/summary.json status: 200 observed: '2026-08-12' components: - name: Main page status: operational - name: Advertisers API status: operational - name: Publishers API status: operational - name: Dashboard status: operational - name: API status: operational - name: Widgets status: operational - name: Clicks status: operational - name: Interfaces status: operational open_incidents: 0 note: >- Three of the eight tracked components are API surfaces — Advertisers API, Publishers API and a generic API component — so the API is a first-class citizen on MGID's status page. Incident history is exposed via the standard Statuspage /api/v2/ endpoints. changelog: url: null published: false note: >- No dated changelog or release-notes page exists. help.mgid.com/whats-new and /release-notes both return 404, and the blog category paths /blog/category/product-updates and /blog/category/whats-new return the SPA shell (soft 404). Product changes are announced as individual marketing blog posts with no version numbers, so no ChangeLog artifact was written. support: help_center: https://help.mgid.com/ faq: https://help.mgid.com/advertisers/faq contact: https://www.mgid.com/contacts gaps: - No deprecation or sunset policy. - No SLA or uptime target. - No dated changelog; API changes are not announced in a machine-followable form. - Two live API versions coexist with no stated migration path.