We're continuously improving the Riskline Portal to make it easier for you to access the information that matters most. Based on customer feedback and as part of our upcoming series of portal enhancements, we've introduced a new search button in the dashboard.
To improve security, we’re moving to a single login domain for the Riskline portal.
As we announced in October 2024, support for Alert API versions v1 and v2 will be discontinued. The deprecation deadline has been extended to 31 March 2026 to give you additional time to prepare.
We’ve upgraded TravelSearch to be more intuitive, efficient, and insightful, while keeping it as a bite-sized travel risk tool that seamlessly integrates into your workflow.
As part of our ongoing efforts to enhance API governance and management at Riskline, we are implementing a new API management platform to streamline access and improve our clients' experience.
We have introduced a new version of our TravelSearch API and soon of the Widget, to allow us to continue delivering industry-leading accuracy and the most narrowly focused impact assessments on the market, with smarter data as well as clearer and enhanced navigation for simplified travel planning experience.
The Travel Search Widget and API will now be available in six more languages. The languages are: French, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian, German and Japanese.
There will be upcoming changes to our Alerts API. We will be deprecating:
Riskline will be updating the Alerts API. The new version, 4.1, will be released on 1 October 2024.
We are going to deprecate the COVID-19 API and shut down the Covid-19 microsite in July 2024. Until then, the API will still be running and we will continue to maintain COVID-19 data. We strongly encourage our clients to migrate to Travel Search API by the end of Q2 2024 to receive up-to-date entry requirements, visa and health documentation. Please refer to this page to find the full list of changes. Find below the sample JSON for each API affected by the changes. Existing APIs will continue to be supported, however the Covid-related information in them will no longer be updated from July. Please note that the information in these samples should not be considered an official Riskline report.
