Every update we ship, in plain language — what changed, what got fixed, and what's worth a look next time you're in the app.
Your organization now has a sandbox: a separate test copy you can fill with a working sample shop, click through freely, and reset whenever you like — nothing in it reaches a real customer. Product tiers become yours to name, and receiving and purchase orders stop showing figures from deliveries that were undone.
Read the notes →Mostly about numbers being answerable: what a batch cost to make, what your margin is, what profit looks like, and who moved which stock and when. Receiving also stops being a single button and becomes a proper line-by-line check against what you ordered.
Read the notes →The theme is consistency: the same table, the same row menu and the same empty state everywhere, rather than a dozen screens that each behaved slightly differently. Underneath that, two things worth knowing about — a discount that was never actually coming off the total, and a suspended account that could still be used.
Read the notes →Heavier on fixes than features, deliberately. Several things you were typing into the app were not being saved, and a few numbers on screen were not telling you the truth. Those come first — then customer credit, one login across multiple businesses, and a much better time adding products.
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