Changelog

2026-04-30

Starter-tier organizations can now export aggregate analytics, making high-level usage reporting available without requiring a higher-tier plan.
Added public API support for v3 aggregate exports, so aggregate analytics can be pulled programmatically and used by external workflows, agents, and integrations.
Added geographic region filtering for Company Insights, helping teams segment company activity by where organizations are headquartered.
Company Insights on the home page now includes package context, making it easier to understand which packages are driving company activity.
Company Activity event details now show the remote IP when available, giving teams more debugging and attribution context.
Added the new API v3 MCP route, expanding what the Scarf Agent and MCP-compatible clients can access through Scarf.
Improved company insights quality by hiding UNKNOWN placeholder company rows from customer-facing views.
Company Journey is now available to all users.
Dependency Radar is now available in navigation, with clearer access guidance when account or organization settings need attention.
Improved usage-billing handling around promotional credits, top-ups, package-scoped unlocks, subscription retention windows, run depletion checks, and depletion emails.
Improved Slack Agent aggregate handling with longer request timeouts for heavier analytics queries.

Company Journey is now available to all organizations, with clearer retention-aware guidance when older activity is outside the current plan window.
The organization-wide download feed is now easier to use, with pagination, clearer onboarding copy, and the new Dependency Radar name in navigation.
Dependency Radar now provides clearer access guidance when account or organization settings need attention.
Usage-based billing now reports Runs, company unlocks, and top-up balances more accurately for the active billing period.
Usage-billing organizations now get clearer notifications when metered actions run out of credits.
Starter-plan organizations can now use the full rolling 3-month history window, with more consistent upgrade guidance for older or longer date ranges.
Company unlocks now apply more precisely to the selected package, pixel, and filter context.
Company activity pages now avoid unintentionally carrying over saved insights filters, reducing confusing filtered views when opening company profiles.
Maven Central enrollment is more reliable and provides better diagnostics when publisher setup needs support.

Usage-based billing company views now stay scoped to the current view, including visible-company counts in table footers and package/pixel-aware company results across the home, dashboard, and analytics pages.
Starter-tier usage-billing organizations now get clearer out-of-Runs handling, including a billing modal and automated depleted-run emails when metered actions are blocked.
CRM exports now include a last updated at field so downstream systems can identify stale records more reliably.

The Scarf Agent in Slack now has full access to Scarf's public API.
The Scarf Agent in Slack now supports cron jobs for scheduled and recurring tasks.
Usage-based billing organizations can now see currently visible companies directly on the home page, alongside company unlock controls and remaining unlock credits.
Scarf MCP filters now expose the full filter attribute surface, including request metadata, company attributes, trend filters, and artifact-name filtering.

Added filter-based company unlock controls, including scheduled and on-demand unlock flows, unlock run history, and inline prompts to enable auto-unlock from filtered insights views.
Improved the unlocked companies experience with a richer unlocks table, search/filter support in Company Insights, and clearer company-unlock call-to-action messaging.
Added filter_names to CRM company rollup exports, and kept both legacy and new LinkedIn URL columns for compatibility.

Added the new Usage & Billing experience for usage-based plans, including company unlock credits, a richer company unlocks table, and a paginated unlocked-companies view in subscription settings.
Updated usage-plan checkout so organization admins can self-serve Starter and Basic plans, choose billing interval, and set run and company-unlock quantities during checkout.
Added explanatory tooltips to dashboard and company-activity total metric cards.
Export flows now respect company unlock visibility for usage-billing organizations, and non-admin members see clearer guidance when exports require an organization admin.

Added a closed-beta organization-wide download feed API endpoint for retrieving daily download data.
Public API insights filters now use a cleaner owner-scoped CRUD model, and public user-defined-variable endpoints are available.
Added quarter presets to the analytics date range picker.
The events-by-version chart can now aggregate by full, minor, or major version.
Scheduled exports now default to no raw package/pixel selectors, so raw exports stay opt-in.
Filter menus now show when global filters are active and link directly to global filter settings.

Remove the limit on Starter plan checkout-template Monthly Tracked Contributors (MTC).
Improved MTC over-limit messaging and call-to-action copy for clearer upgrade guidance.
Added support for company location columns in the Company Insights UI.

Added artifact-name filtering in the UI.
Export history now shows named filters.
Export filter links now take you back to the matching filtered home view.
Added event-type filtering in the company activity events table.
Improved scheduled export filtering support (filter_id) and filter-to-insights linking.
Improved relative date display for first-seen/last-seen values (clearer month/year handling).
Improved org-invite handling during registration.
Reduced unnecessary AI chat permission toasts on non-chat activity pages.
Improved reliability and performance of data import and processing workflows.

CRM integrations: improved auto-match logic to significantly increase match rates between Scarf companies and customer CRM accounts.
Company rollup exports: package and pixel analytics exports now follow selected package/pixel scope, so filtered exports are more precise.

File / Event Collection packages: send telemetry variables in a JSON request body (not only via path and query parameters). See Passing Variables in Request Bodies.