Changelog

You can now view the enabled status of a webhook (Yes/No) in the Admin UI. With the status in the dashboard, you can quickly determine which of your webhooks are live.

With the Proposals API, you can programmatically generate proposals from a proposal template enabled in your tenant. The generated proposals can be opened in your browser through the Aurora web application, sent digitally via a shared link, or downloaded as a PDF document.

Milestones can now be tracked using the Update Design API and accessed via the Retrieve Design and List Designs APIs. With this change, you can programmatically move your designs from offer to sold to installed in Aurora. Assigning a milestone to a design will allow you to 1) quickly understand the progress of a project, 2) decide which design to open and edit, and 3) save a permanent, secure source of truth for what the design looked like at that milestone.

With the List and Retrieve DC Optimizers APIs, you can get the name, manufacturer, output voltage, efficiency, maximum efficiency and spec sheets for DC optimizers used in your tenant, either individually or in list format.

With the List and Retrieve Inverters APIs, you can get the name, manufacturer, rating, output voltage, efficiency, weight, and spec sheet for inverters used in your tenant, either individually or in list format.

With the List and Retrieve Modules APIs, you can get the name, manufacturer, rating, dimensions, weight, and spec sheets for modules used in your tenant, either individually or in list format.

With the Aurora API Client App, you can get an X-Ray view into the data underlying your Aurora design directly within Design Mode. Powered by Sync API, the API Client shows API responses for your project and design, so you can quickly troubleshoot issues with your API-powered workflows.

You can now change a design’s name with Update Design API. This capability enables you to name designs to reflect specific information (e.g., kit used), and sync that information between Aurora and other apps in your IT ecosystem.

With Retrieve Design API, you can retrieve basic design information including name. If your Aurora design names include meaningful project data such as kit size, revisions, or instructions, you can now push that information to the rest of your IT ecosystem.

You can now view the parsed components of the property_address in Retrieve Project API, including street_address, city, region, postal_code, and country. With the postal_code component, for example, you can apply logic in your IT ecosystem that leverages a property’s zip code without the need to parse property_address first.