Product releases and company updates since 2025.
Browse every asset like an online store, pick exact serials or just a count, and move or assign the whole cart in one checkout, with a purpose on every record.
Counting the armory is now one page that keeps up with you. The Inventory Checklist has been rebuilt from the ground up. Choose what to count, then mark each asset present as you find it: the list, the totals and the progress bar update as you go, with no…
Read the full post: The Inventory Checklist, Rebuilt: Count Faster, Mark Present in One TapEvery asset you manage, in one catalog you can search, filter and shop. Pick the serials or quantities you need, put them in a cart, and move them to a location or assign them to an employee in a single checkout. The Inventory Shop is on now for every APB360…
Read the full post: New in BETA: The Inventory Shop — Browse Your Inventory Like a Store, Check Out in One StepBig data imports no longer need shared drives, mailed hard drives or email attachments that bounce. Any signed-in user of the APB360 portal can now send our team one file of up to 1 TB: an inventory export from your old system, an employee roster, years of…
Read the full post: File Transfer: Send APB360 Files of Up to 1 TB, SecurelyWho has what is now answered the same way everywhere in APB360. Law enforcement agencies and FFLs now share one custody model: when an asset is assigned to a person, that person holds it, every report says so, and the 360° employee profile and the Employee…
Read the full post: Employee Custody, Transformed: One Model for Law Enforcement Agencies and FFLsGenerate any A&D logbook or trace request, of any size, without waiting on a page that times out. BETA Logbook Generation is a new page for building logbooks, trace requests and reconciliations. Small reports build while you watch. Large ones build in the…
Read the full post: New in BETA: Logbook Generation, Rebuilt for Large BooksOne submission, up to 5,000 serials, and every one of them can be different. The new BETA A&D forms record acquisitions From an FFL and dispositions To an FFL without forcing every serial in a shipment to look the same. Mixed makes, models, types and…
Read the full post: New in BETA: Acquisition and Disposition Forms Built for Real-World VarietyOur response is complete for every server Ubuntu has published a fix for. Each one was on the fixed kernel the day the fixes came out, with no downtime. You do not need to do anything.
Read the full post: Security Update: Linux Kernel Vulnerabilities Fixed with No DowntimeTwelve years of ATF listings, from one company’s records: total licensees nearly flat, Type 07 manufacturers more than doubled, dealers declining, and a map moving south and west.
Read the full post: New Report: The U.S. FFL Landscape, 2014–2026The ATF’s October 2026 FFL listing is live in APB360. The file covers 77,469 active licensees, 318 more than the August listing, and the new records were checked and placed on the map before it went live.
Read the full post: October 2026 FFL Listings Processed — 1,279 New Licensees, and Where They AreA stolen password should not open your armory records. Every APB360 portal user can now add a second step at sign-in, using the method that suits them: a physical security key, a passkey, a fingerprint or face on a device they already own, or an authenticator…
Read the full post: Two-Step Sign-In: Security Keys, Passkeys and Authenticator AppsOur response is complete. Every APB360 server was on the fixed release the evening the fixes were published, with no downtime. You do not need to do anything.
Read the full post: Security Update: Web Server Vulnerabilities Fixed the Same DayThe 360° employee profile, where supervisors and armorers spend much of their day, has been rebuilt around the work people actually do on it. Checking in a departing officer’s equipment now takes a few clicks instead of dozens, anything that needs follow-up…
Read the full post: A Faster 360° Employee Profile: Return Many Assets at Once, Flag What Needs Follow-Up, and See Exactly What ChangedAmmunition, OC spray, batteries, body armor and every other item you count rather than serialize can now be flagged for return, exactly the way serialized firearms can. Set a due date and a note on the units an officer is holding, and APB360 keeps that…
Read the full post: Flag Non-Serialized Assets for Return, Right on the Employee ProfileOur response is complete. Every APB360 system that runs PHP was on the fixed release by the evening of October 22, the day after the advisory was issued. The portal, the API and the mobile apps were updated the same afternoon, with no downtime. Secure…
Read the full post: Security Update: Our Response to the NSA’s Urgent PHP AdvisoryAPB360 will be unavailable for up to one hour tonight while we upgrade our database. The work starts at about 11:00 PM Central on Monday, October 19, 2026 — 9:00 PM Pacific, 10:00 PM Mountain, 12:00 AM Eastern — and we expect everything to be back well within…
Read the full post: Scheduled Maintenance Tonight: Monday, October 19, at 11:00 PM CentralNon-serialized items in APB360 now carry their own purchase history, vendors and documents. Ammunition, OC spray, Narcan, batteries, body armor — anything you count rather than serialize — can now record what each delivery cost and who supplied it, and keep…
Read the full post: Vendor Management and Asset Files: What You Paid, Who You Paid, and the Paperwork to Prove ItInventory in APB360 is now live. When someone receives a delivery, issues ammunition to an officer or records a range day, every screen showing that item updates on its own — counts, charts and tables — and the change is written into a permanent history that…
Read the full post: Live Inventory: Every Count, Every Change, the Moment It HappensTwo new reports are live in APB360: a sign-in audit trail, and qualification scoring by threshold. Both answer questions that agencies and compliance officers ask constantly and that most systems make surprisingly hard: who had access to this record, and who…
Read the full post: Know Who Signed In — and Who Is Falling Behind on QualificationsThe API behind APB360’s mobile scanning work is live and documented in the developer portal. It covers the full field workflow — scan a tag and learn what it is, register new assets, bind tags, pack items into cases, and record events — so inventory happens…
Read the full post: Scan, Tag and Crate From the Floor: APB360’s Mobile Asset APIAPB360’s integration with the ATF’s FFL DIRECT service is complete and fully tested. Manufacturers can now answer the National Tracing Center’s firearm trace requests in minutes, from an email alert and a phone, without going back to the office to pull up the…
Read the full post: FFL DIRECT Integration Complete: Answer ATF Trace Requests From Your PhoneWe’ve finished processing the ATF’s August 2026 FOIA release of federally licensed firearm dealer records. The updated data is live for our customers, so every license check runs against the most recent listing the ATF has published — not a stale copy.
Read the full post: August 2026 FFL Listings Processed — What Changed Since MayWe’re actively developing an integration with the ATF’s FFL DIRECT service on APB360.com to help our FFL customers respond to firearm trace requests more efficiently.
Read the full post: FFLDIRECT Service on APB360.comOver the past twelve months, APB360 quietly grew up. What started as a firearms inventory and qualification platform has become a full custody-fidelity system — one that tracks not just what your agency has, but who has it, when they last touched it, and…
Read the full post: Reconciliation, Range Automation, and Smarter Custody
