Changelog

1.24.0: senders

November 9, 2026

New: Senders, the people your campaigns speak as. GET and POST /senders, GET, PATCH and DELETE /senders/{id}. A sender has one LinkedIn account at most, any number of mailboxes and WhatsApp numbers, and the members who manage it.
senderId on LinkedIn accounts, mailboxes, WhatsApp numbers, leads in campaigns, inbox chats, and on every webhook payload with an accountId. PATCH /accounts/{id} and PATCH /whatsapp-accounts/{id} take senderId, and PATCH /email-accounts/{id} is new for it.
senderIds on campaigns, read and written. In a campaign whose pools hold accounts with a sender, a lead hears from one sender on every channel; campaigns whose accounts have no sender work as before.
GET /inbox/chats?senderId=.
MCP: list_senders, get_sender, create_sender, update_sender, delete_sender, and senderIds on create_campaign and update_campaign.

November 4, 2026

New: POST /managed-domains puts bought mailboxes on a domain the workspace already owns. Nothing is charged for the domain, only for its mailboxes. Set the two nameservers it returns at the registrar; the domain connects on its own, then add mailboxes with an existing: true entry in the quote.
New: GET /managed-domains/{id}, POST /managed-domains/{id}/check and DELETE /managed-domains/{id}.
Every domain carries source (purchased or own), and a domain you own its connection. reason gains connecting and moved. Quotes and orders refuse a domain you own that is not ready (409, code: domain-not-ready).
New webhook events, sent only to endpoints that subscribe to them: managed_domain.ready and managed_domain.action_required.
MCP: add_own_domain, get_managed_domain, check_own_domain and remove_own_domain.

October 28, 2026

New: @swarmhit/swarmhit-sdk, the official client for JavaScript and TypeScript, in beta (1.0.0-beta.0). It calls /api/v1 with the same API key, covers every endpoint, types every parameter, result and webhook event, retries what can be retried safely, pages through lists and verifies webhooks. npm install @swarmhit/swarmhit-sdk.
Each endpoint in the API Reference names its SDK method at the top, and All methods lists them all.

October 23, 2026

DELETE /accounts/{id} archives the account instead of deleting it. The response is the same, and so are the effects: the session is revoked, the seat freed, the account leaves its campaigns and GET /accounts, and GET /accounts/{id} answers 404. No new webhook is sent unless you subscribe to it. What changes: its conversations, its settings (limits, warm-up) and its history are kept, archived.
Archived accounts are kept for 90 days, then deleted permanently; pass ?permanent=true to delete right away.
DELETE /accounts/{id}?permanent=true erases an account for good, live or archived, conversations and settings included. Use it where you delete accounts to erase their data. It takes a key created by an owner or admin.
New: GET /accounts?archived=true lists the archived accounts, and POST /accounts/{id}/restore brings one back under the same id, with its limits and warm-up, disconnected until it is reconnected with its credentials, a liAt or a hosted link. {"campaigns": true} puts it back in its campaigns. A restore is refused (400, code: already-connected) once the same LinkedIn account is connected again.
New webhook events, sent only to endpoints that subscribe to them: account.archived, account.restored and account.deleted (via: retention when the 90 days ran out).
MCP: disconnect_sender archives (permanent: true erases), list_accounts takes archived, and restore_account is new.