> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://apidocs.intserv.se/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://apidocs.intserv.se/change-log.md).

# Change Log

The IntServ Access platform if constantly evolved and improved to ensure a feature-rich and high quality integration platform. Here is a summary of the changes that has been made:

**2020-12-31**

Export of event history has been extended with a number of new event types including access denied events. Filtering options for the [/event/list](/api-endpoints/events-list.md) endpoint has been added, making it possible to filter by access control systems and event type category.

**2020-10-10**

Endpoint [/accesskeys/status](/api-endpoints/accesskeys-status.md) is now available, allowing integrators to track the status of a newly added or updated access key.

**2020-10-04**

Endpoint [/events/list](/api-endpoints/events-list.md) is now available. This endpoint allows integrators to fetch event history.

**2020-09-23**

Introduced [/accesskeys/add](/api-endpoints/accesskeys-add.md) and [/accesskeys/remove](/api-endpoints/accesskeys-remove.md) endpoints that let integrators manage accesskeys.

#### 2020-04-28

Introduced [/accesslevels/list](/api-endpoints/accesslevels-list.md) endpoint that let integrators to fetch access levels applicable for the integration.


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