A broad quality release: the public passport stops making claims it should not, data imports validate what they accept, and a set of security hardenings lands across uploads, resets and public routes.
Sprint 25 patch release. Closes seven high-severity security vulnerabilities, fixes a document download failure affecting some verification workflows, completes the GS1 Annex XIII publish-gate with German localisation, and ships supplier standalone certificate upload.
A trust-and-reliability release. Introduces a new brand identity across the platform, a cryptographically tamper-evident audit trail, document virus scanning, AI spend safeguards, and a substantial reliability and accessibility pass on the product creation wizard.
The first fully stable release of Traceable — production infrastructure verified, staging and production environments in complete structural parity, and all pre-launch security requirements met.
A major Document AI update covering bulk batch processing, ten functional bug fixes, fifteen security hardening items, and improved document type routing — all validated by an expanded integration and unit test suite against real compliance document formats.
Internal compliance audit for EV, LMT, and Industrial battery DPP requirements completed, along with a combined GDPR and security audit covering data handling, access controls, and infrastructure. All critical and high-priority findings resolved prior to platform launch.
Dependency security audit completed, vulnerabilities resolved, and a platform-wide AI kill switch added for operational resilience.
Production hardening release focused on authentication security, supplier data isolation, and a range of critical bug fixes surfaced during pre-launch testing.
A comprehensive 23-issue codebase security audit completed, with all findings remediated. Dashboard improved with error trend visualisation, tooltips added across all four portals, and a threshold-based alerting system introduced.