A Powershell module on top of a SOAP API is not a new API "version" - it's an abstraction layer on top of existing technology. Even with Powershell being cross platform now, it is still not a good tool for transforming data between services and platforms - particularly when almost all of the rest of the MSP platforms available have RESTful API's.
Please move your product into the modern* web and support a REST API.
* "Modern" in this context means in the last 15 years when REST API's begun to be a widely used technology.
A Powershell module on top of a SOAP API is not a new API "version" - it's an abstraction layer on top of existing technology. Even with Powershell being cross platform now, it is still not a good tool for transforming data between services and platforms - particularly when almost all of the rest of the MSP platforms available have RESTful API's.
Please move your product into the modern* web and support a REST API.
* "Modern" in this context means in the last 15 years when REST API's begun to be a widely used technology.