API reference

Release phases

What beta, stable and deprecated mean for an operation, and what available, partial, hosted only and planned mean for a product.

Release phases tell you how much an operation's shape can still change, and how complete a product is through the APIs.

Operations

Every operation in the API reference carries one phase, also published as x-kanorio-stability in the OpenAPI documents.

Phase	Meaning	Breaking changes
Beta	Ready to build on. The shape can still change.	Allowed, announced in the changelog the day they ship
Stable	The shape is committed.	Only through deprecation, with at least six months' notice
Deprecated	Still works, removed after its sunset date	None. Move to the replacement.

Each product page shows how much of it the APIs expose today.

Status	Meaning
Available	Read and write through the APIs, with webhooks where events exist
Partial	Some of the product is exposed. The product page lists what is not yet
Hosted only	Works on sites Kanorio hosts, with no API yet. A headless front end cannot use it
Planned	On the roadmap. Not available in any form yet
Not offered	Kanorio does not plan to offer it. The product page suggests an alternative

Planned and not-offered products have no guides or reference pages until they ship.

Product	Status
Content & Publishing	Available
Customers, Membership & Entitlements	Available
Credits, Stored Value & Passes	Planned
Catalog	Available
Promotions & Pricing Rules	Available
Reviews & Ratings	Partial
Bookings, Resources & Availability	Planned
Transactions & Fulfillment	Available
Protected Deliverables & Progress	Available
Forms & Data Collection	Available
Campaigns & Broadcasts	Available
Identity, Tenant & Authorization	Available
Media & Assets	Available
Events, Workflows & Reliable Execution	Available
Messaging & Reach	Available
Publishing Delivery, Discovery & Measurement	Partial
Locale & Localization	Available
Automation	Available