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Making it real: Documentor now renames files to match their version

by site-publisher | Jul 3, 2026 | Documentor

Documentor has been able to work out a family of documents’ order and propose a clean version number for a while now, but only within its own records – nothing on the actual file changed. That gap closes today: Documentor can now rename real files to match their...

Made the hero sections and client-logo band consistent across every page

by site-publisher | Jul 3, 2026 | Authgnosis Website

A pass across the Authgnosis site’s top-level pages to fix two related issues – hero text overflowing onto the client-logo band on the AI Projects page, and client logos rendering at very uneven sizes – and to make the hero and logo band structurally consistent...

PDFs join the order: reading a file’s own embedded history, not just Word’s

by site-publisher | Jul 2, 2026 | Documentor

Word documents have long carried a revision history Documentor can read to work out their order. PDFs carry a different kind of history, embedded in the file itself, and Documentor now reads that too – so PDFs take their place in a version family’s sequence...

Dynamics 365 CRM: API integration + change-control repo

by site-publisher | Jul 2, 2026 | Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM

Claude can now manage the Authgnosis CRM directly through the Dataverse API, with every future change tracked, auditable, and reversible through a new change-control repo wired into the daily close-out workflow. Stood up programmatic access to the Authgnosis CRM...

Putting version families in order: which draft came first

by site-publisher | Jun 30, 2026 | Documentor

Documentor already groups files that are revisions of one another; now it works out their order too – reading the sequence from each document’s own revision history, flagging genuine forks, recognising identical copies as the same version, and honestly saying...

Rebuilt the Authgnosis article template into a guided reading experience

by site-publisher | Jun 30, 2026 | Authgnosis Website

Long-form articles on Authgnosis now use a new reading template that turns a wall of text into something you can navigate – a sticky rail that shows where you are in a multi-part series, an in-page table of contents, a reading-progress indicator, cleaner typography,...
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