Detect policy overlay and matched rules
GET /api/v1/emails/detect now returns matched catalog/staff rules and optional team overlay actions so clients can apply allow/deny without a second request.
API endpoints, detection signals, and product updates—grouped by version. Filter by change type when you only want features or fixes.
Use this page to track breaking API changes, new detection fields, and dashboard updates before you upgrade an integration. For how signals behave today, see the email detection overview and the detect endpoint reference.
The team dashboard now breaks detect volume into disposable, relay, role, and public-domain mix, plus top providers hitting that team. Use it to see which signals actually fire on your traffic, then tune overlay policy.
Confidence and evidence are now present on every successful detect, not only when we have extra disposable detail. Optional matched_rules lists catalog, staff, and team overlay hits as id, label, signal, and action so clients can apply allow/deny without a second request. Patterns are not returned. Cached DNS snapshots can set mx_present, wildcard_dns, and infra_cluster_match. Those flags are not mailbox probes.
Teams can allow or deny domains and local-parts after global classification. Deny wins over allow. Allow suppresses disposable for that team. Deny sets suggested_action to block without pretending the domain is disposable. Configure rules under Team → Email policy.
Block throwaway inboxes with curated domain intelligence and nightly sync jobs. When a domain is not yet classified, live DNS resolution fills the gap so new disposable providers are caught without waiting for the next data refresh.
Launch the public GET /api/v1/emails/detect endpoint. One request returns syntax validation, normalized form, subaddressing, role and public domain flags, relay provider, disposable status, and detection source—ready for signup forms and CRM syncs.
Detection responses now include a canonical normalized address and a subaddressing flag so duplicate signups from plus-tags and Gmail dot variants collapse to one record in your database.