generated: '2026-08-27' method: searched source: >- https://trustarchelp.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/53518189041043-API-Versioning-Changelog, https://status.trustarc.com/, https://trust.trustarc.com/en-US/policies/service-level-agreement, and openapi/_original/trustarc-guardian-openapi.json versioning: scheme: uri-path current: ccm-external-api: v1 irm-external-api: v1 cpm-external-api: v1 hub-external-integration: unversioned path (/api/hub/external-integration) scim: v2 guardian: v1 assessment-manager: v1 policy: >- The CCM External API uses URI versioning (/external/v1). Breaking changes are introduced as new major versions. Minor additions (new optional fields, new endpoints) are made within the current version without a version bump. docs: https://trustarchelp.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/53518189041043-API-Versioning-Changelog deprecation: policy_url: https://trustarchelp.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/53518189041043-API-Versioning-Changelog policy: >- When a new major version is released, the previous version is supported for a minimum of 12 months to allow consumers time to migrate. support_window: 12 months sunset_header: false sunset_header_note: >- No RFC 8594 Sunset or Deprecation response header is documented, and none appears in the Guardian OpenAPI. Deprecation is announced in prose in the changelog article only. currently_deprecated: >- "No endpoints are currently deprecated" — CCM External API deprecation notices, 2026-08-27. deprecated_operations: - operation: openapi/_original/trustarc-guardian-openapi.json#initializeSdkWithListener note: >- The Android Mobile Consent SDK documents a DEPRECATED constructor-style init with a listener parameter; the SDK guide directs integrators to TrustArc(context, sdkMode) followed by addGoogleConsentListener(...). This is an SDK deprecation, not an OpenAPI-declared one — no operation in the Guardian OpenAPI carries deprecated: true. docs: https://trustarchelp.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/32835745333907-Android status_page: url: https://status.trustarc.com/ platform: Atlassian Statuspage api: https://status.trustarc.com/api/v2/summary.json verified: '2026-08-27' http_status: 200 page_id: xdcfkwl0jw70 components: - Ads Compliance Manager - Assessment Manager - Consent & Preference Manager - Cookie Consent Manager - Cookie Consent Manager Advanced - Cookie Consent Manager Pro - Data Mapping & Risk Manager - Individual Rights Manager - Mobile App Consent - Nymity Research - PrivacyCentral - Risk Profile - Trust Center - TRUSTe Seal - Website Monitoring Manager subscribable: true also_surfaced_at: https://trust.trustarc.com/en-US/availability sla: url: https://trust.trustarc.com/en-US/policies/service-level-agreement published: true uptime_target: null note: >- A Service Level Agreement is published as a policy document in the TrustArc Trust Center legal section. The uptime target is inside the document rather than stated on the page, so no numeric target is recorded here rather than guessing one. release_cadence: scheme: dated, product-suite releases frequency: biweekly note: >- Privacy Studio and Governance Suite each ship dated release notes roughly every two weeks; Trust Center and Nymity Research have their own release-note sections. docs: changelog/trustarc-changelog.yml environments: - name: production hosts: - https://api.trustarc.com - https://login.truste.com - https://irm.trustarc.com - https://cpm.trustarc.com - https://assess.truste.com - name: staging hosts: - https://assess-stage.truste.com - https://login-stage.truste.com note: >- Staging credentials are issued by the account manager, not self-service. See sandbox/trustarc-sandbox.yml. - name: eu-residency hosts: - https://cpm.trustarc.eu - https://login.trustarc.eu note: EU data-residency deployment of Consent & Preference Manager and the identity host.