Changelog
Product changes, incidents, and corrections to published figures, in one list. Corrections appear here rather than being applied silently, because a research page that changes quietly is one you cannot cite.
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Scheduled data export to customer-controlled storage
Export to S3, GCS, Azure Blob, or SFTP on a schedule you configure, including the audit trail. Built after a customer pointed out that an export available only on request is not a real exit.
Benchmarks now publish interquartile spread
Previously we published medians only. A prospect said a median without a spread was useless for planning, which was correct. All workflow figures now show the range, and the bottom quartile is materially below the median.
Agent authority ceiling made non-configurable
Payment release, vendor banking changes, permission grants, period close, and statutory filing were previously configurable at the tenant level. They are now fixed. Two customers had enabled one of them; both were contacted and migrated to a person-approved workflow.
Implementation cost multiple restated
Our pricing study originally reported a median implementation multiple of 1.2×. Recomputing with eleven additional quotes moved it to 1.4×. The earlier figure is superseded and the page is dated.
Point-in-time reconstruction across all subledgers
Previously available for the general ledger only. Now covers AR, AP, inventory, and fixed assets, which is what auditors were actually asking for.
Read-model rebuild degraded query performance
Three hours 41 minutes on 12 March. Ledger posting unaffected. Post-mortem published; connection ceiling and isolated rebuild capacity added.
Field-level permissions extended to exports
A field a portal user could not see in the interface was still present in some export formats. Fixed, and every affected customer was notified with the specific exports involved.
Failure-mode sample expanded to 41 deployments
Previously 33. The distribution of primary causes was stable as the sample grew, which is modest evidence it is real.
Four categories, and two of them are the ones most changelogs omit.
The July entry above records making the agent authority ceiling non-configurable — a change that reduced what customers could do, and which two of them had actively enabled.
Logging that is uncomfortable and it is the entry most worth having. A changelog containing only additions describes a product that has never reconsidered anything.
Customers are notified directly of anything material — a removal, a policy change, a correction to a figure they may have relied on. This page is the record rather than the notification mechanism.
Questions
A changelog with only additions describes a product that has never reconsidered anything.