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Introducing the Changelog

We're excited to introduce our new Changelog section! This will serve as a centralized place to keep you updated on changes to developer interfaces, API behaviors, and integration patterns.

What's New​

Changelog Section​

Starting today, you can find updates about developer-facing changes in one convenient location. We'll be posting regular updates here to help you stay informed about:

  • API updates and changes: New endpoints, parameter modifications, and deprecations
  • Event system updates: Changes to DOM events and webhooks
  • Interface and behavior changes: Updates to developer interfaces and integration patterns
  • Breaking changes: Important updates that may affect your integration

Verification Event Contract​

We're introducing the Verification Event Contract to provide developers with reliable reference material for how all verification result data is expected to be formatted. This contract applies to both DOM Events and Webhooks, and we're committed to maintaining it as a stable reference for your integrations.

What this means:​

  • Consistent event structure: Predictable event payloads across all event types
  • Comprehensive documentation: Complete event schemas and examples for easier integration
  • Reliable reference: We're committed to maintaining this contract as stable reference material for verification result data formatting

For detailed information about the event structures and how to use them in your integration, please refer to our Events documentation.

Stay Updated​

Bookmark this changelog and check back regularly, or subscribe to our updates to stay informed about the latest changes to the k-ID platform. We're committed to keeping you informed about all updates that may impact your integration.

For high-level product announcements and feature releases, see our Release Notes.

Subscribe to Updates​

You can subscribe to the changelog using your preferred feed format:

Add any of these feed URLs to your RSS reader, news aggregator, or monitoring tool to receive automatic notifications when new changelog entries are published.

If you have any questions about these updates or need assistance with your integration, please don't hesitate to reach out to our support team.

This is the first entry in our changelog. We'll continue to post updates here about developer interfaces and behaviors as they change.