Webhook delivery got a bit more grown up in this release. You can now filter webhook logs with cursor-based pagination, report processing outcomes back as success or failure, and rely on the new delivery path as that system moves over.

What's new

• Webhook logs now support cursor-based filtering, which makes it much easier to work through large delivery histories without wrestling a giant list.

• Webhook processing outcomes can now be reported back explicitly as success or failure, giving teams a clearer picture of what actually happened after delivery.

• The home page has been redesigned with a new three-column layout, an active organization switcher, a profile rail, and better visibility into invites and suggested organizations.

Improvements & fixes

• Revision tags now show modified-descendant counts, along with a tooltip so the new indicator is not just sitting there like a mystery light on a dashboard.

• Attribute uniqueness can now be enabled directly in the attribute editor, with matching validation across edits, imports, and change orders.

• Importing into an existing assembly now replaces BOM contents correctly, and file imports can add newly created components straight into the target assembly.

• Spreadsheet imports now enforce the required columns based on whether you're creating or updating records.

• Archived organizations and companies now free up their name, slug, and domain for reuse — and no longer block recreating the same organization afterward.

• Historical component revisions now include the sourcing state from that point in time.

• Obsolete components are now limited to the cleanup actions that are actually allowed.

• Compare-related actions now use more consistent naming across the product.

• The import template now uses a single BOM Level field, so completed templates can be uploaded again without remapping columns.