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Changelog

What shipped, when, in plain language. Entries cover product, coverage, and design changes that affect what you can do with Credyx.

July 2026

Design

The Bureau design system — and Credyx

  • CreditLens is now Credyx. New name, new domain (credyx.ai), same non-negotiables.
  • Shipped “Bureau”, a full design system drawn from security printing: engraved guilloché line-work, ledger rules, registration ticks, and stamped verdicts.
  • Two themes: Bond (ivory paper and green ink) and Vault (green-black with jade phosphor), with an animated shade-pull theme switch.
  • Every marketing, app, and admin surface re-cut on the new tokens — no page left on the old palette.

July 2026

Coverage

Global coverage expansion: 100+ country adapters

  • Adapter registry grown from 8 live countries to 100+ jurisdictions, backed by official registries plus GLEIF, OpenCorporates, and OpenSanctions.
  • New XBRL and ESEF parsers for structured financials, and a PDF text-extraction pipeline for filing formats that never heard of structured data.
  • Playwright browser pool with out-of-band ingestion queue for registries that only speak HTML — scraping never blocks a live request.
  • Sanctions and PEP screening wired into the risk pipeline: hits surface as automatic red flags before the model runs.

July 2026

Platform

Accounts, plans, and billing

  • Full authentication: registration, email verification, password reset, and revocable bearer tokens.
  • Subscription plans with per-plan quotas — searches per day, lookups per day, financial pulls and risk analyses per month — enforced server-side on every endpoint.
  • API keys manageable from the dashboard for programmatic access to the full REST surface.
  • Admin console for user management, plan configuration, metrics, and the audit log.

May 2026

Launch

Initial MVP

  • First release: live search, company lookup, and filed financials for 8 countries — UK, US, France, Netherlands, Czechia, Estonia, Norway, Finland.
  • Deterministic risk engine: current ratio, quick ratio, debt-to-equity, ROE, ROA, and Altman Z-Score computed in code; the LLM interprets, it never does arithmetic.
  • Structured RiskAssessment output — score 0–100, APPROVE/REVIEW/REJECT, recommended credit limit in EUR — persisted permanently for audit.
  • Postgres caching with honest freshness: 7-day TTL on registry data, 30 days on filings, force_refresh everywhere.
Changelog — Credyx