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# Release Notes | Mar 4, 2026

New features, improvements, fixes, and more!

## 🔧 Improvements and Fixes

* **Data Access Updates**
  * Foreclosure Insights: We’ve added a new is\_foreclosure boolean field (true/false) to the report. This allows for instant identification of foreclosure status on tradelines.
* **Furnishing Improvements**
  * Bankruptcy Compliance: Expanded reporting logic to ensure bankruptcy status is accurately reflected for consumers associated with business accounts.
  * Collateral Event Handling: Enhanced the furnishing engine to support reporting "Charge-Off" statuses specifically for repossessions.
  * Data Integrity Guards: To prevent reporting errors, we’ve implemented stricter validation "rails." The Open Date on an account is now locked during updates to prevent accidental or invalid changes.


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