Changelog
Customer-facing updates across the Axis Meridi Suite. Every release here is something you can see, click, or feel — not a database migration or a refactor. Engineering detail lives elsewhere.
MyMeridi · running —
Identity, billing, and provisioning across the Suite. The sign-in surface that owns your account, your team, and what you’re entitled to.
The whole Axis Meridi Suite now shares one version scheme. MyMeridi moves from its legacy 1.50.x numbering to v1.0151 (Alpha) — the Alpha label says plainly what this software is: pre-release, still being shaped, improving fast. Same product, same account, same data; only the number changed. Shipping alongside the renumber:
/configure page for choosing the products your organization runsThe “Sign in with MyMeridi” button on a client portal’s sign-in page was returning a 404 — the sign-in handshake it relied on had never been finished on our side. It now works end to end.
When our team needs to see what you see, there are now hard rules with no exceptions. Staff can open a session as a user without ever touching the password — and the moment it happens, the account holder is emailed. The session is capped at two hours, wears an unmissable banner the whole time, and every action lands in the audit log. Entering a Command or Vantage workspace as a specific person now notifies that person directly too, not just their organization’s admin.
Backing it all: a sent-mail ledger. Every automated email the platform sends — access notices, verifications, resets, invites — is recorded with its exact rendered body, so the team can confirm a notice truly went out and open precisely what the recipient saw. Even viewing a logged email is audited.
“I set my organization up wrong — the name’s a placeholder, my co-founder isn’t on it, and I can’t fix any of it myself.” Now you can. Owners get a full self-service org panel: rename your organization (we email you a one-time confirmation link first, so a name change can never happen by accident), invite owners and staff with emails that carry your brand — your logo and colours, configure which Axis Meridi products your org runs from one place, and start fresh when you need to — re-run setup while keeping every member, license, and invoice intact. Nothing important changes without a deliberate confirmation.
“I signed up, set up my organization, clicked Launch — and got an error saying my workspace wasn’t set up yet.” That first-click stumble is gone. The moment you finish setting up your organization, we now prepare your AxisCommand workspace right away — so your very first Launch takes you straight to your dashboard instead of a “not set up” message. Sales-assisted setups already worked this way; now every self-serve signup does too.
Ever glanced at axismeridi.com/status and seen a scary number — like “50% uptime” on a product that was actually running fine? That was the page guessing from too few data points, not a real outage. The board now checks every product continuously, so the uptime figures reflect reality. When it hasn’t gathered enough data yet, it honestly says “Collecting…” instead of inventing a percentage. The version badge also shows the true release date for whatever build you’re on.
Every product on axismeridi.com/status is now clickable. Open any card to see uptime over the last hour / 24h / 7 days, recent activity, any open or resolved incidents, and the environment configuration state for that product. The environment section is gated — type the exec passcode to view what’s wired up vs. missing.
One live page now reports every product’s real-time health: MyMeridi, AxisCommand, AxisVantage, Signific, and AxisShop. Probes run every minute against each product’s public health endpoint AND a deeper data-plane check that catches outages a surface ping would miss. Each product can also push self-reports when it detects its own degradation.
Your session now persists for 30 days instead of getting bounced after one. Clicking Launch from your portal goes straight into the destination product — no more re-signing-in every few hours. Same change shipped to Command, Vantage, and Signific in matching releases.
Teams now support five roles instead of two: Owner, Admin, Manager, Member, Viewer. Each role shows a one-line description of what it can do when you invite someone. Existing Owner / Manager members are unchanged; new invites can pick from any of the five.
Your organization name now travels with you when you click Launch on a product card. The destination product receives it as part of your identity instead of guessing on first sign-in — so first-time launches land you in the right tenant immediately, no setup screens in between.
The first-time setup wizard for a new org used to show two duplicate version chips and three stacked header bands. Consolidated into one clean header so onboarding feels less cluttered. The wizard itself works the same way; it just looks less busy.
Launching AxisShop from your portal now signs you straight in — no second login. Your MyMeridi identity carries through to your store automatically. First-time visitors land on the setup wizard; returning merchants land on the admin.
AxisShop’s card on the portal is now a real Launch button that opens shop.axismeridi.com — no more “Coming soon” badge. The early-access waitlist + storefront landing live there.
Profile pictures now upload from your computer. Drag a file onto the avatar tile in your profile, or click Upload. We center-crop to a square and compress so the picture loads fast everywhere it appears — sign-in, version chip, team rosters across every Axis Meridi product. Remove anytime.
If you’ve enrolled BlackGrid Biometric, you can now sign in with your face from the main sign-in page — no password needed. Same face-recognition stack that gates Tektaris admin. Enter your email, look at the camera, you’re in. Same rate-limit + lockout protections as password sign-in apply.
First-time visitors to axismeridi.com or my.axismeridi.com now see a teaser announcing AxisShop and capturing emails for the launch waitlist. Pulses blue-to-purple, counts down to launch, and gets out of your way after one dismiss (won’t show again for a week). Same visual on both surfaces — React/Framer Motion on MyMeridi, vanilla CSS animations on the marketing site.
The tabbed product explorer on the MyMeridi homepage now sits directly under the hero — you can see and click into MyMeridi, AxisCommand, AxisVantage, or AxisShop without scrolling first. The deeper MyMeridi capabilities tiles still live below.
Three sign-in upgrades. Password fields now show a live strength meter when you type, so you know whether what you picked is actually any good. The portal now nudges you to set up a passkey if you don’t have one (Face ID, Touch ID, Windows Hello, YubiKey — whatever your device supports). And there’s a new BlackGrid Biometric face-unlock option in Account Security — the same face-recognition stack that gates the Tektaris admin console, opt-in only.
Anyone landing on my.axismeridi.com can now click through every product (MyMeridi, AxisCommand, AxisVantage, AxisShop) and see what each one actually does, who it’s for, the full feature list, and how it ties together — no sign-in required. Same tabs that are inside the portal, now on the front door. Deep-linkable: my.axismeridi.com/#axisvantage goes straight there.
Your portal’s product page is now tabbed. Overview keeps the launch cards. Each product gets its own tab with what it actually does, who it’s built for, the complete feature list, and how it plugs into the rest of the Suite. Deep-linkable too — /portal/products#axisvantage opens the AxisVantage tab.
Every product on /portal/products now lists the actual features it includes — not just a one-line tagline. Page is shorter too: hero compressed, cards tightened, fewer awkward gaps. The feedback widget’s screenshot also captures the whole page now, not just the top.
Your portal now shows AxisShop as a coming-soon tile so you can see what’s on the way. While we were there, we tightened the descriptions on AxisCommand and AxisVantage so every place you see them — here, the marketing site, the portal — reads the same way.
Expanded the pricing page with answers to the questions we kept getting on calls. Cleaned up the homepage with clearer one-liners on what each product actually does — no more guessing whether you need Vantage or Command.
Tap the eye icon to see what you’ve typed. Saves a re-type when a long password goes wrong. Sign-up flow tightened up across the board.
The status board now refreshes every fifteen seconds — check whether anything’s degraded before opening a ticket. The version chip in the corner of every page tells you exactly which build you’re running, and what just changed.
A guided picker that walks you through which products + add-ons fit your team. The three-layer ribbon shows where the Suite, OrangePeel, and BlackGrid sit relative to one another.
Pick up advisor hours, onboarding, or extra portals at checkout instead of opening a support thread.
Walk through inviting your team in one pass instead of one-at-a-time. Schedule invites to go out later so onboarding lines up with someone’s first day.
Switch into a client’s view to see what they see. Useful for advisors managing several at once.
A real homepage on my.axismeridi.com with what you get at each tier — visible without an NDA or a demo call.
AxisCommand · running —
Team operations — meetings, tasks, timesheets, learning, and the inbox of leads handed off from AxisVantage.
The in-app “What’s New” panel could show an old version number and stop announcing updates after a release. It now always reflects the version you’re actually running, and pops up once whenever that changes — never twice for the same one.
Share one link and let clients, candidates, or partners book open time on your calendar — no back-and-forth. AxisCommand reads your real schedule, only offers times you’re actually free, drops the meeting onto your calendar, and emails everyone an invite. Switch it on and copy your link from Settings → Calendars.
Stop trading “when are you free?” messages. Pick the people and a day, and AxisCommand shows the open slots that fit everyone’s calendars (9:00–17:00). Click a slot to book the meeting onto all of their calendars at once. Find it under Quick Actions or with ⌘K.
/ or the magnifier in the top bar to instantly find people, tasks, projects, docs, and contributions.New to AxisCommand, or just want it dialed in? A Get Started checklist now appears on your home screen and walks you through the essentials — notification preferences, your calendar, a first video call, and inviting your team. It tracks your progress and quietly disappears once you’re set up. The command palette (⌘K) also now jumps straight to your calendar, notification, and developer settings.
AxisCommand can now reach you by email — on your terms:
No more hunting for what changed — the product announces it:
All the connected-up pieces — reminders, calendar sync, webhooks, and video — now have a live status panel right at the top of My Home. At a glance you can see the reminder engine is running, how many reminders and events you have this week, whether Google or Outlook is connected, and jump straight to set any of it up. Collapse it once you’ve got the lay of the land.
A fast follow to this morning’s release:
AxisCommand now works for you while you’re not looking. Reminders fire on their own, your calendar travels with you, and video calls are one click from any chat:
The whole Axis Meridi Suite now shares one version scheme. AxisCommand moves from its legacy 2.15.x numbering to v1.0216 (Alpha) — the number got smaller; the product didn’t go backwards. The unified 1.0xxx (Alpha) scheme labels every product for what it is while the Suite is pre-release. Shipping alongside the renumber:
Direct messages now show Seen or Delivered under your last message, so you can tell whether the other person has actually read it — no more wondering if it landed.
Two upgrades to team operations. Chat now shows who’s online, away, or busy at a glance, plus a typing indicator so you know when a reply is on its way — no more guessing whether anyone’s there. And managers can assign a task directly to a report and follow it from To-do to In-progress to Done in one view; the assignee sees it in their own queue and moves it forward with a tap. Handing off work no longer means losing track of it.
Sessions in Command now last 30 days instead of getting bounced after one. The old /login chooser is gone — the only sign-in path is now MyMeridi, so there’s no second login screen to confuse anyone. Command also publishes its own health to the universal status board, so the dashboard reflects Command’s real environment configuration and not a guess.
The screenshot attached to your feedback used to only include the top of the page. Now it captures everything visible on the page you’re sending feedback about — including anything below the fold.
Removed a decorative full-screen animation that was running after you signed in — saving about a second and a half before you could actually use the dashboard. The dashboard itself is unchanged; you just see it sooner.
Every lead AxisVantage routes to you now lands in a dedicated inbox at /leads/inbox. See who needs attention, mark progress, and don’t rely on the email notification to stay on top of it.
Sign in with MyMeridi for the one-tap path, or use a direct Command account if you prefer. The same identity behind it either way.
Click Command from the MyMeridi launchpad and you’re in — no second login screen.
AxisVantage · running —
A white-labeled portal for every client you serve, on top of AI-driven lead intelligence, three-variation outreach, and one-click handoffs to your Command team.
The whole Axis Meridi Suite now shares one version scheme. AxisVantage moves from its legacy 6.28.x numbering to v1.0629 (Alpha) — a smaller number, not a step backwards. The unified 1.0xxx (Alpha) scheme is honest labeling while the Suite is pre-release. Shipping alongside the renumber:
A sender-address mismatch was causing the mail server to reject outgoing messages — sign-in codes, magic links, and notes to clients. Emails now send from a verified address with replies routed to your support inbox, so everything lands as intended.
The merchant dashboard now wears the Axis Meridi look — the same calm navy-and-white system as the rest of your tools, replacing the borrowed styling. Click anywhere on an order to open it (no more dead clicks), select several at once for bulk actions, and on the fulfillment board each order now shows exactly what the customer bought.
New: test orders. Mark any order — one at a time or in bulk — as a test, and it’s instantly pulled out of your revenue, average order value, order counts, analytics, and customer totals, while staying visible under a Tests tab with a clear badge. Your numbers finally reflect only real sales.
“Make it feel like Shopify.” Done. The merchant portal got a ground-up redesign in the visual language the world’s best commerce operators already know: a dark command bar with search always within reach, a clean sidebar — Home, Orders, Products, Customers (new), Analytics, with your sales channels and Settings exactly where your hands expect them — and crisp status pills on everything (Paid, Unfulfilled, Fulfilled) so a glance tells the story.
Home opens on your numbers: total sales, orders, average order value and the fulfillment queue, each with trendlines and change versus the previous period, above a live sales chart and a “things to do” feed. Orders is a proper index — All / Unfulfilled / Unpaid / Atelier tabs, search, and an order page with fulfillment, payment breakdown, timeline, and the customer at a glance. And the new Customers page builds itself from your order book: who buys, how often, how much, on which channel.
“My clients live in my head and six different tabs.” Not anymore. Every client now has a Workspace — one page that treats them as a relationship, not just a portal. Keep private notes only your team can see (pin the important ones). Upload documents that stay private until you share them — one click pushes a file into the client’s portal library, one click pulls it back. Record the contact who actually picks up the phone, independent of who has portal logins.
Two more things. Email your clients without leaving the dashboard — compose on your own letterhead with replies landing in your real inbox, see the full send history per client, or broadcast one message to many clients with each receiving an individually-addressed copy. And connect a client’s Stripe account right from their workspace — paste the key once and their orders import automatically every fifteen minutes, around the clock. And when an operator uses “View as client,” the portal user now receives an automatic access notice — logged in the same email history, viewable exactly as delivered.
“Our orders live in three places and none of them is where we work.” Fixed. Client companies that sell now get a full merchant workspace inside their portal: every order lands in one queue no matter where it was placed, with payment and fulfillment status at a glance. Work the queue left to right — pick & pack, mark ready, then ship with a carrier and tracking number the customer can follow. Need paperwork? Print a 4×6 shipping label and a branded packing slip for any order in two clicks, and read the analytics tab for revenue, average order value, top pieces, and channel mix over any window.
And for the most personal orders there’s The Atelier — a private commission service. Curate which pieces can be commissioned and what can be customized, then send an individual a private invite link. They configure their piece, pay in full, and follow its journey from the atelier to their door — while every commission flows straight into the same fulfillment queue. First live on Saint Polaire.
The biggest AxisVantage release yet. Building a client portal is now a proper design tool rather than a form. Start from a library of 252 ready-made templates organized by industry — healthcare, professional services, real estate, ecommerce, finance, hospitality and more — browse them in a gallery, and open the one that fits in a live preview before you commit. The new three-pane editor lets you reorder pages and sections by dragging, edit content in place, and watch the real portal update beside you as you work. Nothing your client sees changes until you hit Publish — everything before that is a private draft, so you can take your time getting it right.
Two more things landed with it. Portals now scale to the relationship: each client gets exactly the modules that fit their plan — website editing, documents, store, messages, team — nothing more, nothing they shouldn’t see. And you can now turn a lead into a shareable preview portal in one click: pick a template, send a private link that expires on your terms, and see when the prospect actually opened it — all without creating an account or putting them on your client list until the deal closes.
Standing up a branded portal for a new client used to feel like it needed a developer. It never did — the create flow was just buried. Now there’s a clear “+ New client portal” button right on your home screen: name it, drop in your colors and logo, and you get an instant link to hand the client. Done in under a minute, entirely self-serve.
Three changes in one release. Client-company team rosters now support five roles — Owner, Admin, Manager, Member, Viewer — with a one-line explanation of what each one can do. The Leads page used to render with a half-styled header strip above the table; that’s gone. And adding someone back to a company after you’d removed them no longer trips a confusing “already exists” error — their old row gets restored with the new role you picked. The Branding section on the new-company form also gets a real explanation of what white-labeling does.
Vantage now contributes to the cross-product status board with accurate required-vs-optional configuration. The dashboard’s red dots only fire on things that actually break Vantage, not on every nice-to-have flag.
Vantage’s configuration state is now visible on the universal status board. Open the Vantage card and enter the exec passcode to see which integrations Vantage has wired up and which are still pending.
If launching Vantage from MyMeridi ever fails, the error page now shows the underlying reason plus the full set of identity claims received from MyMeridi. Used to be a generic “Something went wrong” — now you can read exactly what’s misconfigured and forward the screenshot for support.
When a returning user lands in Vantage via MyMeridi and Vantage’s local copy of their tenant has drifted from what MyMeridi knows, Vantage now repairs the link on the fly instead of refusing access. Most users will never notice; the rare ones who did got a 500 page they shouldn’t have.
The 404 and 500 pages used to fall back to a serif body font that didn’t match anywhere else in Vantage. Now they use the same DM Sans family the rest of the app uses.
The 404 and 500 pages got a more deliberate look — a light typographic watermark instead of the chunky display heading. Less alarming when something goes wrong, easier to read what to do next.
Sessions in Vantage now last 30 days instead of seven, and the cookie refreshes on every authenticated request — so active users effectively never get kicked out. Plus a self-heal in SSO that auto-creates your local tenant row when launching from MyMeridi if Vantage didn’t know about you yet.
Same fix as Command and MyMeridi — the screenshot attached to a feedback submission now includes the full page, not just what was at the top.
No more “create an institution first, then create the client inside it.” You add a client (Pepsi) directly. Inside that client is where you manage the people who’ll work in their portal. Cleaner mental model, four fewer clicks per new client.
Drop your client’s logo straight onto their record, pick a brand color with a real color wheel, and add a new client in four clicks via the dashboard Quick Add. Roadmap and changelog now open in-product instead of bouncing you to the marketing site.
Add-client form now adapts to your industry (school, agency, beverage, etc.) so you’re asked for the fields that matter and nothing else. Settings — brand, integrations, defaults — are editable in one place.
Compare this week to last, this month to last quarter. Snapshots are stored so trends survive your filters and don’t reset on a page refresh.
Connect Slack and Stripe today. Microsoft Teams, Google Calendar, Outlook Calendar, HubSpot, Salesforce, Linear, and more are queued. One tab to manage what’s connected, what’s syncing, and what’s scoped.
Paste in 500 leads at a time instead of typing them one-by-one. Each is automatically scored and enriched against publicly available signals in the background.
Route a lead to the right person on your Command team in a single click. They see it in their inbox; you keep a record of who’s on what.
Three drafted variations for every lead — short, warm, direct — tuned to the lead’s profile and your industry. Pick, edit, send.
Every lead is scored with pros, cons, and a recommended approach (warm path? cold? mutual contact?). Sort the list by value instead of by date.
First-time setup walks you through your industry and client types, then Claude suggests what else to enable based on a one-sentence description of your business.
The core pivot. Every client you serve gets their own portal under your brand — their logo, your color, your URL. They sign in via a link you send. They never see Axis Meridi.
Signific · running —
Audit-grade electronic signatures with tamper-evident PDFs, multi-party routing, and a structured Confirmation flow for closing out engagements. Currently in research preview — public launch comes when the signing flow is fully polished.
The whole Axis Meridi Suite now shares one version scheme. Signific moves from its legacy 0.8.x numbering to v1.0009 (Alpha) — the unified 1.0xxx (Alpha) scheme labels every product in the Suite for what it is while it’s pre-release. Shipping alongside the renumber:
/api/version endpoint, so the status board can report the exact Signific build it’s watchingThe New Confirmation form now actually ships. Submit a confirmation and Signific builds a branded PDF listing every obligation, the sender and client identity, an attestation paragraph, and a signature/date block — then attaches it to an email to the client with a tracking link that expires with the envelope. The signing-in-browser flow lands next.
Signific is now part of the Axis Meridi identity layer — sign in once on MyMeridi, hit Launch Signific from your portal, and you’re inside. We auto-create your Signific organization on first visit so there’s nothing to configure. The public front door at signific.axismeridi.com is a clean coming-soon page until the broader launch; invited users sign in from the top-right link.
Sessions in Signific now last 30 days. No more re-authenticating every half-hour while you’re in the middle of preparing an envelope.
This is the single source of truth for customer-facing updates across the Suite. For what’s coming next, see the roadmap. For real-time health, the status board.