As part of the Fraud Prevention tool, we're now adding a new webhook event: REWARDS.FLAGGED. This event is triggered whenever a reward has been flagged for review and is pending manual review.
Please see our documentation on how to set up webhooks or to check the full list of supported events.

We are excited to announce the release of the 5.0.0 version of our Ruby client library, tremendous-ruby. Similar to our Node.JS client, this new gem is generated from our Open API specification. This will result in more stability and will enable us to roll out updates more quickly when there are new changes added to the API.

We are excited to announce the release of the 3.0.0 version of our Node.js client library, tremendous-node. This is a significant update that represents a full rewrite of the library.

We have introduced two new endpoints: POST api/v2/order_approvals/{id}/approve and POST api/v2/order_approvals/{id}/reject. These endpoints are designed to provide a more intuitive approach to managing order approvals and rejections.

When calling the list products or retrieve product endpoints, the category name of merchant cards has changed. We previously returned the plural merchant_cards even though our documentation specified the singular merchant_card.

We've added new filters to the GET /api/v2/orders endpoint.

We've added a copy_settings object parameter to the Create Organization endpoint.

The "List organizations" endpoint will no longer return related organizations. It will only return the organization associated with the API key used to make the request.

We've added an endpoint to list balance transactions, which grants you programmatic access to your Tremendous balance history.

We have removed the endpoint that creates access tokens.