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Versioning
What we may change without notice, what counts as breaking, and how webhook payload versions and the REST API version work.
Changes that are not breaking
These can happen at any time, without a new version. Write your integration so it tolerates them:
- new fields in an event, a response or an object inside them;
- new event types (you receive only the types an endpoint subscribes to);
- new values in a vocabulary:
channelType, a handoverreason, a flow run'sendReason, a flow triggerstatus; - new optional request headers or fields;
- different wording in
detailand other text meant for people. Branch on codes, never on text.
Webhook payload versions
Every event carries apiVersion, the shape of its data. The current version is
2026-10.
- A change a receiver could misread (a field removed, renamed or given another meaning) gets a new dated version.
- A new version is opt-in per endpoint: an endpoint keeps receiving the version it has until you move it.
- An old version keeps being sent for at least six months after the new one is published, and its retirement is announced.
The REST API
The REST API, when it is published, is versioned in its path: https://api.revoplyai.com/v1.
- A breaking change is released as a new major version (
/v2), never into/v1. - A new major version is announced at least 90 days in advance, and the previous version keeps working for at least six months after the new one is released.
- Responses from a version being retired carry
DeprecationandSunsetheaders.
Notice
Deprecations and new versions are announced in the changelog and emailed to account owners whose integrations are affected.