September 5, 2026
Intentflow Reconcile: synchronization certified for NetBox 4.2 – 4.6
- Until now only NetBox 4.6 was certified to write to - every older version reconciled and showed you the differences, but stopped short of synchronizing. 4.2, 4.3, 4.4 and 4.5 have each now been run through the same test suite against a real NetBox of that version, including writing a full batch and re-reconciling to confirm nothing was left half-applied. Synchronization is available across the whole supported range.
- A note if you are on 4.5 or newer: NetBox now issues API tokens as a composite value beginning
nbt_, shown once when you create it. Copy the whole string, including the part after the dot - the shortened key the token list shows afterwards is not the credential. Older versions use a single 40-character key you can view any time; Intentflow accepts either.
- See the compatibility matrix.
September 5, 2026
Intentflow Verify: history across assessments, and coverage you can check
- Findings now carry their own history. A situation says how long it has been there - seen in the last 4 assessments, first observed 24 Aug - whether it has returned after being absent, and whether its severity has moved. Assessments are compared from a durable record on the run itself, so history keeps working after the reports it came from have expired.
- Absent is never reported as fixed. If a device was not in an upload, its findings are reported as not evaluated rather than resolved, and every count is over the assessments that actually covered that subject - not the raw number of runs. A router dropping out of a capture can never look like a repair.
- Correlation still moves nothing: the same run reports the same findings, in the same numbers, with or without history.
- Where Intentflow can see your NetBox, a report now also states how much of your network it covered - your NetBox lists 20 devices Verify can assess; 12 were assessed here - so coverage is measured against your own inventory rather than against the upload itself. Devices with no platform set are excluded and said so, never counted as missing.
- Change since the previous run now reports properly on the Network Behavior page, and history appears in the downloadable report as well as the dashboard.
- See how findings are related.
August 30, 2026
Intentflow Reconcile: now available standalone, against the NetBox you already run
- Reconcile no longer requires a NetBox hosted by us. Connect the instance you already operate with its address and an API token, and reconcile against it for $149/month - nothing hosted here, no agents on your network.
- Connecting is strictly an inspection. Intentflow reads your NetBox to measure its version, what your token may do, and which plugins are installed, and creates nothing in the process - the one field Reconcile needs is added later, at synchronization, with your consent.
- If the
netbox_bgp plugin is not installed, BGP peers are still discovered and reported; only the comparison and the write are skipped. Your objects are real either way.
- CI-triggered imports are included, so a scoped API key can keep your NetBox current between manual uploads.
- See Reconcile pricing.
August 30, 2026
Intentflow Reconcile: gateway redundancy, BGP conflicts, interface, hardware & VXLAN details
- Gateway redundancy groups (HSRP and VRRP) are now discovered and reconciled - group ID, virtual IP, and priority, written as real FHRP group objects shared across the routers that belong to them. A changed virtual IP shows up as a reviewable conflict before anything's applied - a wrong gateway address breaks failover, not just a cosmetic mismatch.
- BGP peering now gets the same before-you-apply preview every other entity type does - a changed description shows as a reviewable conflict instead of only showing up after the fact.
- Interface details (speed, duplex, MTU, MAC address), hardware inventory (chassis, power supplies, fans, serial numbers), and VXLAN/EVPN segments are now discovered from separate, optional uploads and matched onto the devices and VLANs you've already imported.
- See the full list of what gets imported.
August 29, 2026
Intentflow Reconcile: port-channels and BGP peering
- Port-channel/LAG bundle membership is now discovered and reconciled - the bundle interface gets NetBox's native LAG type, and member interfaces get linked to it, corrected on re-sync if they were imported before this shipped.
- BGP peering is now imported as real BGP session objects - AS numbers, peer addresses, and descriptions, diffed against NetBox the same safe way every other field is. Global/default-VRF sessions for now; VRF-scoped BGP is on the roadmap.
- See the full list of what gets imported.
August 29, 2026
Intentflow Verify: root-cause correlation and a wider check catalog
- Findings are now correlated, not just flagged: a BGP session that reports as established but doesn't actually pass traffic is traced to the real point of failure and reported as one finding, not a pile of disconnected warnings. See the correlation layer.
- New in Routing: IPsec site-to-site tunnels that fail to negotiate, named down to the specific cause (a key mismatch vs. a broader parameter mismatch).
- New in Policy: HSRP/VRRP gateway groups that disagree with each other on their virtual address, VXLAN segments that map to the wrong VLAN on different switches, EVPN-routed segments that disagree between switches on their network ID or route target, and remote-access lines that bypass centralized authentication.
- New in Forwarding: equal-cost paths across your network that silently disagree on the outcome - traffic that succeeds or fails unpredictably depending purely on which path it happens to take.
- Every finding now carries an explicit confidence level alongside its severity, and closely-related findings from the same underlying cause are combined into one card instead of several.
- See the full check catalog.
August 29, 2026
Intentflow Verify: know whether your network works as intended
- Upload device configs from Cisco IOS/IOS-XE, Cisco NX-OS, Juniper Junos, or Arista EOS - Intentflow analyzes them as a whole network and reports what's broken, in plain English, before you find out in production.
- Four checks in every run: Snapshot (how much of what you uploaded could be analyzed), Routing (BGP/OSPF sessions that can't form or won't establish), Policy (dead ACL lines, dangling references, duplicate IPs), and Forwarding (devices that should be able to reach each other but can't, plus forwarding loops).
- Every finding explains what happened, why, what it affects, and what to do about it - with the full technical detail available if you want it, and passes shown alongside failures.
- Already using Intentflow Reconcile? Reuse an existing import instead of uploading configs again.
- Download the full report as PDF, text, or JSON, or re-run the same configs again with one click.
- Three ways to buy: a $99 one-time verification with no account needed, a standalone $149/month subscription, or a +$149/month add-on for an existing Hosted NetBox account. Pricing as at August 2026; standalone Verify is now $249/month - see current pricing.
- See the Intentflow Verify overview.
August 23, 2026
Intentflow Reconcile: bootstrap NetBox from your network, then keep it reconciled
- Upload show-command output and configs from Cisco IOS/IOS-XE, Cisco NX-OS, Juniper Junos, or Arista EOS - Intentflow discovers devices, interfaces, IP addresses, VLANs, VRFs, Prefixes, and physical topology, and proposes a full NetBox model.
- Every upload after the first is reconciliation, not a re-import: a clear report of what's new, what's changed, and what's already in sync, compared against NetBox as it stands right now - re-run it anytime with one click, no re-upload needed.
- Nothing is written until you decide: review the full report, resolve any conflicts - a VLAN renamed, a cable re-patched, an IP address reassigned - then apply. Conflicts are always held for you, never guessed.
- Download the full reconciliation report or apply log as text or PDF, with the imported value and NetBox's current value shown side by side for every entity.
- Trigger imports and safe auto-applies from CI with a scoped API key - anything uncertain is still held for review on the normal dashboard.
- See the Intentflow Reconcile overview and full documentation.
August 16, 2026
MSP page, Subprocessors & DPA
- Published a dedicated MSP page with a full walkthrough video - how client management, single sign-on, and switching between instances actually works.
- Published a Subprocessors page and a Data Processing Addendum, incorporated into the Terms for every plan.
August 15, 2026
Self-service cancellation
- Cancel your subscription anytime from your dashboard - no need to email support, though we're always happy to help.
- Your instance keeps full read/write access for 7 days after cancelling, so there's time to export anything you need or change your mind.
- A clear in-app notice appears on your instance during that window, so it's never a surprise.
- MSP accounts can remove individual clients the same way (with the same 7-day window), or cancel the whole account once every client is removed - since there's no instance left under the account at that point, that step is immediate.
- Scaled up the shared infrastructure behind Free and Business instances for more headroom as we grow.
August 15, 2026
Trust & transparency pages
August 15, 2026
MSP accounts
- Launched the MSP plan: manage NetBox for multiple clients from one dashboard.
- Single sign-on into any client's instance directly from the dashboard - no separate password per client.
- One payment method for the MSP account and every client, each billed at standard per-tier pricing.
- Live provisioning status on the dashboard while a new client instance comes up.
August 9, 2026
Billing and site refresh
- Added monthly/yearly billing throughout checkout, the dashboard, and emails.
- Enabled automatic tax calculation on checkout.
- Added a self-service billing portal - update your payment method and view invoices without contacting support.
- Invoice links now included in payment confirmation emails.
- Moved the marketing site to a dedicated, faster setup with a proper pricing page, contact form, and mobile navigation.
August 8, 2026
Reliability and Enterprise tier
- Upgraded the underlying NetBox version to 4.6.7.
- Enterprise instances now run on dedicated, multi-AZ database infrastructure.
- Upgrading tiers now carries your existing data across automatically.
- Added email verification and bot protection on signup, plus self-service password reset.
- Automated daily backups for Business and Enterprise instances.
August 2, 2026
Initial launch
- Hosted NetBox is live: pick a plan and a subdomain, get a running instance in minutes.
- Free, Business, and Enterprise tiers available at signup.
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