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API v4 Release Notes — September 24, 2026
New
- Download file contents from
object_files—POST /{profile}/user/v4/object_files/{id}/downloadreturns a short-lived, single-use link inmeta.data(url,expires_in,expires_at,filename,content_type,size). Fetch it with a plainGETwithin 10 seconds; the link needs noAuthorizationheader and always downloads as an attachment. It requires the same access as reading the file (Customer Files or Lead Files) plus access to the customer or lead. See the Object Files reference for resuming withRangeand for the404returned by an expired, used, or revoked link.
Changed
- Empty wallet is checked before the rate limit — A company with no tokens left now gets
402rather than a429from per-token rate limiting, so the response says why the request was refused. invoice_line_itemsordering — Lines render in SecurityTrax, on the emailed invoice, and on the PDF insortascending order, thenid. A line with nosortgoes last. When a user saves an invoice in SecurityTrax, every line'ssortis renumbered1..Nto match the on-screen order, replacing values set through the API.customer_credit_checksTransUnion results — A TransUnion security freeze, suppressed file, minor, or disputed file now returns422 credit_report_failedwith adetailexplaining the cause. These results won't change on retry until the consumer acts.
Fixed
- Wrong HTTP method on a valid path — A request using a method a path doesn't support now returns
405 method_not_allowedwith anAllowheader listing the supported methods, instead of500 internal. - Usage metering — Some API requests and MCP
tools/callrequests incorrectly weren't always recorded as usage; they now are. Customer and lead intake requests remain free. - Error handling guidance — The Requests and Responses reference now correctly recommends that clients fall back on the HTTP
statusfor anycodethey don't recognize: don't retry a 4xx without changing the request, and retry a 5xx later.
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