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Manage Branches & Add/Remove Claim Contacts in the Claimable API

You can now manage branches directly via the Claimable API. Branches are a great way to organise your claims into groups based on the organisational structure of your business, such as by office, location, site, region, department or even team.

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🔀 New API Endpoints for Nested Claims and Appointed Suppliers

We've just released an upgrade to the Claimable API that introduces new endpoints so you can easily fetch all claims for a given contact, company or user. Also, it's now possible to appoint suppliers directly via our API!

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New Zapier Triggers Added

We have added new triggers to our Zapier integration to notify you when documents, notes or labels are added to a claim or when a claim is assigned to a user!

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New Zapier Action: Update an Existing Claim

We have added a new action to our Zapier integration: update an existing claim! 🚀

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New Zapier Actions Added

We have added 3 new actions to our Zapier integration.

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Zapier Integration

We are now available on Zapier enabling easier and quicker no-code integrations between Claimable and the 1,000's of third party tools and services available in the Zapier library.

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New Tasks Endpoints

Our latest release introduces new endpoints to fetch tasks via the Claimable API:

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Edit `closed_at` on Claims

You can now modify closed_at on closed claims. The default value is a timestamp that gets set automatically upon setting status to "closed" (either via the API or as a user via the UI). However you can now override this with another value for closed_at, which will be given precedence if provided.

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New Remove Label Endpoints for Claims, Contacts & Companies

In addition to the existing GET and POST endpoints for labels, we've now added DELETE so you can remove one or more labels from a claim, contact or company in a single API request.

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New Webhook Events

As part of our Webhooks feature, we've added more events that can trigger a webhook request to your endpoint. You can subscribe to any of these events to receive a HTTP request to a URL of your choosing, whenever the corresponding activity occurs in Claimable.