# Backend API Version 14.9.0

Subsequent releases 14.9.1, 14.9.2, 14.9.3, 14.9.4, 14.9.5. 14.9.6 14.9.7, 14.9.8, 14.9.9, 14.9.10 and 14.9.11 are also included in the following release notes.

## Features & Benefits

* Enabled IP range based MFA prompt rules (NCINO).
* KeeperApp now responds to "/api" prefaced commands.
* Support for LogRhythm SIEM provider.
* API implementation for node to Managed Company conversion.

## Bug Fixes

* **Fixed:** "Bad\_request" error message received on login containing ".con" in email field.
* **Fixed:** Error occurs when user links a record from one shared folder to another.
* **Fixed:** Text key visible in error message when a user attempts to add a record to the same shared folder it already resides in.
* **Fixed:** An issue blocking clients that don't send in a user agent.
* **Fixed:** An issue causing BreachWatch API to reject IE submissions.
* **Fixed:** Crash occurs during login to various Managed Company accounts.
* **Fixed:** User receives an SSO error message after they are moved out of an SSO for the purpose of recovering their Master Password.
* **Fixed:** SSO new user/device access check initiates for SSO Connect >14.1.3.
* **Fixed:** When enabling account transfer permissions and enforcement, the MSP loses the ability to launch into the Managed Company.
* **Fixed:** Unable to move Managed Company to sub nodes without errors.
* **Fixed:** Issue preventing imported records from inheriting the default folder settings.
* **Fixed:** MSP receives "missing\_keys" error when attempting to assign a user to a role with administrative permission.
* **Fixed:** Error message displaying key values is received in Enterprise Console when a user attempts to add SCIM provisioning method to the Bridge.
* **Fixed:** Support for enterprise client tool version.
* **Fixed:** Managed Companies are duplicated when filtered by node.
* **Fixed:** Some users in SSO nodes are unable to login as expected.


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