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September 2026

Changes that you can see or use, grouped by the day they were released. Internal work isn’t listed.

Admin

  • The link to your live trust center in the header is a plain text link with an external-link icon.
  • The sidebar shows your company’s name and uploaded logo instead of Notice Labs’.
  • Privacy requests and vulnerability reports open in a dialog that shows every field and has an Archive button.
  • The Last reviewed date is now a field in the Dashboard form, saved with the rest of it.
  • Billing shows one status badge, with buttons aligned, and a taller Change plan dialog.
  • A dialog no longer closes when a list inside it, such as the vendor search, closes under your pointer.

Trust center

  • Documents, controls, subprocessors and compliance each show a message when your company hasn’t listed anything yet.
  • Compliance frameworks without a logo show a neutral badge, and the Compliance card is always shown.
  • The Data & Privacy and Report a Vulnerability buttons sit at the bottom of their cards.
  • The blue star on a Notice Labs Control opens its page in a new tab.
  • The footer link now reads “Trust center by Notice Labs”.
  • Vulnerability reports need every field filled in.
  • The Data encryption control now defaults to “In transit and at rest”.

Emails

  • The vulnerability report confirmation no longer repeats the title of the report.

Security

  • Security fixes to the trust center page and to checkout.

On noticelabs.co

  • New pages: feature and use-case pages, comparisons with other trust center tools, guides, a glossary, free generators for security.txt and a vulnerability disclosure policy, and answers to common security questionnaire questions.
  • The subprocessor library lists every vendor on one page, and has pages by category.
  • The vendor catalog gained Polar, and Resend’s purpose was corrected.

Admin

  • The header links to your live trust center with its full address, behind a dot that is green while your subscription is active and grey once it has ended.
  • Settings can be saved again. Its Save button used to sit disabled with no error shown when a required address was missing. It now stays clickable on an invalid form, and submitting shows every error and focuses the first.
  • Forms end with Save and Discard. While you have unsaved changes and those buttons are out of view, a small bar at the bottom offers both, and leaving the page asks you first.
  • Signing in moves to a “Check your email” page, as signing up already did.
  • Setup asks for your website homepage.
  • Dialogs keep a margin on each side on a phone.
  • You can’t add a domain on Notice Labs’ own domain as your custom domain.

Trust center

  • Each dialog loads its human check when the dialog opens, instead of every dialog loading one when the page opens.
  • The tab bar starts at Home on a phone.
  • A domain that points at Notice Labs before it’s added, or after it’s removed, shows a page that says “No trust center here yet” with a link to Settings.

Billing

  • A new subscription appears straight after checkout.

Emails

  • The welcome email no longer asks you to choose a plan.

On noticelabs.co

  • Small fixes to trust center links, the controls library, the Enterprise page and the subprocessors page. The pricing page says that Polar adds tax at checkout.

Sign-up and admin

  • Nothing in the admin works before checkout. If you leave checkout before paying, the admin sends you back to sign-up. A signed-in account goes straight to checkout, and an account that has paid can’t check out twice.
  • Setup previews your trust center’s address and explains its random ending and custom domains.
  • Every trust center names its privacy policy. Setup asks for its URL, and Settings keeps it next to the privacy contact.- Checkout and the human check on sign-in and public forms work in production.

Trust center

  • The View buttons on the Home tab work again.
  • Notify me, request access, privacy requests and vulnerability reports all open the same kind of dialog, with one width.
  • The privacy note on each form links your trust center’s own privacy policy.
  • Library controls are renamed from “Notice Labs standard” to Notice Labs Control. Five controls have a second version with more formal wording, and your trust center keeps the first version until you accept the update in Security, then Controls.
  • In the Security tab, control icons line up with their names, the blue star sits at the end of the row, and a detail joins the description.
  • The footer spacing is fixed.

Emails

  • All 13 emails are redesigned and rewritten. They state what happened, the facts and the one action, in a plain layout. Emails to your visitors come from “Your company via Notice Labs”, and replies go to the matching address in Settings.
  • The sign-in email states the real 5 minute expiry, and approval emails state when the download links expire.
  • The welcome email thanks you and its button reads Open dashboard. The privacy confirmation no longer promises a reply.
  • Email is delivered through Resend from a noreply@notifications.noticelabs.co address.

On noticelabs.co

  • The marketing site, sign-up flow and emails are rebuilt in a new visual style.
  • Notice Labs’ own vulnerability reporting and privacy requests link to its trust center’s forms instead of an email address.

Notice Labs controls library

  • A library of 33 security controls in seven categories, each grouped by the question a buyer asks. You pick controls from the library or write your own. Each library control has a fixed wording, and an optional detail, such as how often you review access, that you fill in yourself.
  • Library wording is versioned. Your trust center keeps the wording you added until you accept a newer version.
  • The public Security tab groups controls by category and marks library controls with a blue star.
  • Notice Labs’ own trust center publishes only claims the owner has confirmed.

Admin

  • Every admin page updates in place instead of reloading. Tables, pickers and dialogs change as soon as you save.
  • Controls and compliance frameworks are added from pickers. Requests and reports update in place too.
  • Change plan: switch an active subscription between Pro and Enterprise, monthly or yearly, from Billing. Polar prorates the difference onto your next invoice.
  • A plan change can no longer be rolled back by a late payment notification.

Trust center

  • Trust centers without a logo show a plain shield instead of initials, and the logo is also the browser icon.
  • You can switch search indexing off on the Dashboard.

On noticelabs.co

  • A contact form. Privacy policy and terms pages for Notice Labs.

The first full feature set for the admin and the trust center:

  • Admin. Edit, delete and reorder documents, security controls and subprocessors, with row menus. Replace a document’s file, upload a logo, feature items and set the last reviewed date.
  • Compliance. A catalog of frameworks you can add, each with a status (In progress, Aligned or Certified) and an optional note, or a framework of your own.
  • Vulnerability disclosure. A public form, an acknowledgement email to the reporter, an alert to your team, and an admin list with an archive.
  • Privacy requests. A public form, an acknowledgement email to the requester, an alert to your team, and an admin list with an archive.
  • Billing. The Billing page shows your subscription status. Welcome, payment failed and cancellation emails are sent once each.
  • Reliability. Error pages, a human check on every public form and on sign-in, a robots.txt and a sitemap.
  • On noticelabs.co. An Enterprise page, a comparison hub, a pricing FAQ and a customers page.

The first version:

  • Sign in with an emailed link, with no passwords.
  • Uploading documents and serving them from your trust center.
  • Public forms on the trust center.
  • Custom domains.
  • A set of transactional emails.