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Product and platform
4 listsFor developers and teams who build on Trustvice or are deciding whether to.
What changed in the suites, the API, the SDKs and the data regions, so an integration never meets a change by surprise.
- Product updatesNewsletter
New suites, new capabilities and major changes, explained once they are live.
Related page/tools - ChangelogNewsletter
Every entry we add to the changelog, as it is published.
Related page/changelog - API and SDK changesNewsletter
New endpoints, deprecations and SDK releases that affect your integration.
Related page/docs - Data regionsNewsletter
When a data region opens, or when what a region stores changes.
Related page/regions
Trust, security and legal notices
5 listsFor security, compliance, legal and procurement teams, and anyone who verifies receipts.
The notices you may be owed or need to act on: security advisories, changes to the published signing keys, incidents, sub-processor changes and changes to the legal documents.
- Security advisoriesNewsletter
Advisories about the service, the verifiers and the SDKs, with what to do.
Related page/security - Signing key changesNewsletter
When a key is added to or removed from the published key set.
Related page/docs/signing-keys - Incidents and maintenanceNewsletter
Incidents and planned maintenance from the status page.
Related page/status - Sub-processor changesNewsletter
Notice of new or replaced sub-processors, as the DPA describes.
Related page/legal/subprocessors - Terms and policy changesNewsletter
Changes to the terms, the privacy policy and the other legal documents.
Related page/legal
Reading
3 listsFor anyone curious about evidence, receipts and record-keeping.
New blog posts, new cookbook recipes and notes on record-keeping rules, when they change.
- BlogNewsletter
New posts on evidence, receipts and how we build Trustvice.
Related page/blog - CookbookNewsletter
New recipes: short, copyable integrations for one job each.
Related page/cookbook - Regulation notesNewsletter
What changes in record-keeping rules mean for evidence, when they change.
Related page/solutions
By use case
8 listsFor teams who came for one job and want news about that job only.
One list per solution page: what is new for that use case, from new suites to new guides.
- AI agent accountabilityNewsletter
Recording what AI agents did, with receipts others can check.
Related page/solutions/ai-agent-accountability - EU AI Act record-keepingNewsletter
Logs and evidence for the AI Act's record-keeping duties.
Related page/solutions/eu-ai-act-record-keeping - Disputes and chargebacksNewsletter
Evidence of what was delivered, shown, accepted or sent.
Related page/solutions/disputes-and-chargebacks - Software supply chainNewsletter
Commits, builds, SBOMs and releases with a dated record.
Related page/solutions/software-supply-chain - Uptime and SLA evidenceNewsletter
Signed availability records for SLAs and service credits.
Related page/solutions/uptime-sla-evidence - Webhook delivery proofNewsletter
Proof of what was delivered to an endpoint, and when.
Related page/solutions/webhook-delivery-proof - Domain and DNS integrityNewsletter
Watching DNS records for changes.
Related page/solutions/domain-and-certificate-integrity - Consent and privacy recordsNewsletter
Records of consent, terms acceptance and privacy requests.
Related page/solutions/consent-and-privacy-records
Investor relations
3 listsFor shareholders, prospective investors and analysts.
Company announcements, new reports and governance documents, and the dates of investor events, as /investors publishes them.
- Investor newsNewsletter
Announcements and letters to shareholders, when we publish them.
Related page/investors - Investor documentsNewsletter
Each new report, statement or governance document on /investors.
Related page/investors#library - Investor eventsNewsletter
Dates of shareholder meetings and investor updates, before each one.
Related page/investors#events
Waitlists for planned pages
9 listsFor anyone waiting for a page or programme we have announced but not opened yet.
Each waitlist sends one kind of email: the news that the page is open. Join as many as you like.
- Customer storiesWaitlist
When we publish the first customer stories.
Related page/customers - CareersWaitlist
When we open our first roles.
Related page/careers - Partner programmeWaitlist
When the partner programme opens for applications.
Related page/partners - Referral programmeWaitlist
When the referral programme launches.
Related page/referrals - Startup programmeWaitlist
When the startup programme opens.
Related page/programs/startups - Nonprofit and educationWaitlist
When nonprofit and education terms are available.
Related page/programs/nonprofits - Public roadmapWaitlist
When the public roadmap goes live, and when it changes.
Related page/roadmap - Trust documentsWaitlist
When security documents are available on request.
Related page/trust/documents - Accessibility reportWaitlist
When our accessibility conformance report is published.
Related page/accessibility/conformance
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