What we’ve announced.

1. June 14, 2026 AxisCommand

   AxisCommand adds recurring tasks, universal search, and a team workload view

   A June 14 release wave deepens the team-operations product with planning and visibility features.

   AxisCommand, the team-operations product in the Axis Meridi Suite, shipped a substantial release wave on June 14, 2026. Recurring tasks and a team workload view let managers see who is over- or under-loaded at a glance, while a universal search now spans meetings, tasks, chat, and people from a single query.

   The same wave introduced a Today view, plain-English task capture, exports, structured meeting agendas, a guided first-run experience, and configurable email digests. AxisCommand is live and multi-tenant at command.axismeridi.com, with its running version reported on the public status board.

2. June 10, 2026 Axis Meridi Suite

   The Axis Meridi Suite adopts a unified version scheme

   Every customer-facing product moves to a shared "1.0xxx (Alpha)" numbering that states plainly what the software is.

   On June 10, 2026, Axis Meridi Technologies renumbered its entire customer-facing product line onto one shared version scheme. MyMeridi, AxisCommand, and AxisVantage now display versions in the form "v1.0xxx (Alpha)" — an explicit signal that the Suite is pre-release software, still being shaped, and improving quickly.

   The change is cosmetic to customers: same products, same accounts, same data. Shipping alongside the renumber were a guided MyMeridi home hero that walks new teams through the launch flow, a dedicated configuration page for choosing which products an organization runs, access-code-gated checkout for the Alpha period, and a set of organization-management fixes.

3. June 10, 2026 MyMeridi

   MyMeridi introduces transparent support access and a sent-mail ledger

   Staff can never see a customer account without the account holder being told — and every automated email is now recorded verbatim.

   MyMeridi, the identity and billing backbone of the Axis Meridi Suite, shipped a transparency release built around a simple rule with no exceptions: when the team needs to see what a customer sees, the customer knows. Staff can open a session as a user without ever touching the password, and the moment it happens the account holder is emailed. Sessions are capped at two hours, wear an unmissable banner throughout, and every action lands in the audit log.

   Backing it is a sent-mail ledger that records every automated email the platform sends — access notices, verifications, resets, invites — 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 itself audited.

4. June 4, 2026 AxisVantage

   AxisVantage ships a self-service client-portal builder

   Firms can now design, preview, and publish a white-label client portal themselves — no help needed.

   AxisVantage, the client-workflows product in the Axis Meridi Suite, added a portal builder that lets firms design, preview, and publish a client portal on their own. Brand, layout, and modules are configurable in-app, so a firm can spin up a client-facing workspace branded entirely as their own company in minutes rather than waiting on setup.

   The builder extends AxisVantage's core premise — that the branded client portal is the product, not an afterthought bolted onto a CRM. AxisVantage is live and multi-tenant at vantage.axismeridi.com, with AI lead intelligence and one-click handoffs into AxisCommand built in.

5. April 28, 2026 Axis Meridi Technologies

   Axis Meridi opens a public status board and changelog

   Live version numbers and uptime for every product, no sign-in required.

   Axis Meridi Technologies published a public status board and changelog covering the Axis Meridi Suite. The status board reports each product's live version and uptime and refreshes continuously; the changelog records customer-facing updates in plain language, framed by what a customer can see, click, or feel rather than by engineering detail.

   Both surfaces are open — no NDA and no sign-in required to watch them — reflecting the company's posture that operators should be able to see the true state of the software they run before and after they adopt it.

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