You told us and we listened! The new v1.1 of Briink's API is now live including fully removing ‘versioning’ from all our API response objects as well as a number of other improvements which make the API developer experience:

Simpler 🧘‍♂️ - Removing versioning will make the API simpler to work with and reduce complexity

Faster ⚡- Removing versioning means smaller, more efficient data packets and faster responses

Better (for us too) 😉 - Removing versioning also helps Briink develop and ship new functionality faster for you!

Thanks to all our integration partners who worked with us on this. The fully updated API documentation is as always available here: https://briink.readme.io/docs/getting-started#/

Briink now automatically detects empty table rows and generates new rows based on column requirements. Also available to API users.

You can now select "Tables" as an output type. Briink will generate nicely-formatted tables based on your existing data.

Always wondered if your company's ESG reporting is good enough, but you want to score outputs based on your own methodology, and not somebody else's? We got you covered.

ESG reports are messy, and sometimes data is inconsistent. Briink now detects inconsistent data and returns a flag, to make your review process easier and smoother.

Bothered by questionnaire response names that sound all the same? Bother no more! You can now dynamically see which is which.

The improvement everyone was asking for is here - we have made our "Import questionnaire feature" better. We now support a broader range of Excel and CSV files, which can be easily imported and turned into Briink questionnaire templates. You can also now import questionnaires with guidance. Give it a try!

You now have the ability to transfer templates across workspaces. You must be a member of both workspaces.

Briink now can reason more carefully about answers, potentially highlighting inconsistencies in source materials.

The API response for metric type questions now contains an additional 'response_objects' which is an array for each metric mentioned in the response broken down into structured JSON objects, including 'value', 'unit', 'time_period' and more!

API docs: https://briink.readme.io/reference/get_screening_response_workspaces__workspace_id__screenings__screening_id__responses__response_id__get