September 15, 2026
Manage webhook configs from the developer portal, plus Part Requests and security fixes
Integration customers can now register, toggle, and delete their own webhook configurations directly from the developer portal instead of filing a request.
The developer portal now lets you manage up to five webhook configurations per org. Register a new endpoint, enable or disable an existing one, or delete it, all without waiting on Sibi engineering. This complements the delivery-log and redrive view already on the changelog.
Part Requests now flow from submission in the field location feed through approval or decline, with the linked appliance carried along automatically and an estimated arrival shown to the approver. Approvers no longer have to guess what's being requested or when it lands.
A permissions gap in Projects allowed the per-unit labor rate to render for viewers who shouldn't see pricing. The rate is now omitted end to end, and the price edit field locks with an explanatory hint instead of silently prefilling zero.
Webhook payloads and draft-order endpoints now include the fulfilling distribution center's phone number. Coverage varies by supplier; where a supplier publishes no phone, the field returns null.
4 improvements and 2 fixes
Improvements
- Webhook configs manageable from the developer portal (up to 5 per org)
- Part Requests: submit, approve, or decline from the field location feed
- Distribution center phone number added to webhook payloads
- Product lookup by SKU now returns a deprecation notice pointing to the search endpoint
Fixes
- Labor pricing no longer leaks to viewers without pricing permission
- Assets API pagination error fixed