What’s new
The system improves every week. Here we publish what changed, what it’s for, and how to use it.
Each entry corresponds to a release date. If something you read here isn’t showing up in your system yet, it may be a feature that gets turned on per business or that depends on your role — when that’s the case, the entry points it out.
Sign in without typing your password — passkeys are here
You can now register a passkey and sign in with Face ID, Touch ID, or your device's security key, without typing your password. You turn it on from your own menu, anyone can use it, and your password keeps working exactly the same.
Inventory: the price you see is the price you pay
The product list now shows the final price with tax included, and separately how much was added on top. Margin reads front and center as a percentage. And there's a new filter to separate what tracks stock from what doesn't.
Historical Profit: how much you earned each month, and it stays put
A new report that shows, month by month, how much you sold, what it cost, and how much you earned, with the margin as a percentage. Each month that closes freezes with the cost it had at the time — it no longer recalculates on its own with today's prices.
Quotes and Orders: notifying the customer is now opt-in
Generating a quote or an order no longer sends anything to the customer on its own. The "Send to customer by email" checkbox in the Configuration panel now comes unchecked, and you need to check it on the documents you actually want to send.
Physical count: several people counting at once, without stepping on the same product
Before, a warehouse or point of sale could only have one count open at a time. Now several people can count the same location at once, each with their own sheet, and the system makes sure nobody counts the same product twice or the inventory ends up wrong without anyone noticing.
Everything by branch, not lumped together across the whole business
A business with more than one point of sale can now filter any report by branch, see how sales split between stores from the home screen, turn on tipping only where it applies, and no longer gets notifications meant for the other store.
The assistant can now propose, so someone else can approve
When someone without the permission asks the assistant to adjust stock, it no longer stops there — it leaves the proposal ready and someone with the permission approves it with one click. On top of that, business alerts go from six checks to nine.
You can now see how much each client actually leaves you
The Sales by Client report no longer just says how much each client billed — it now says how much you earned from them. On top of that, each user role carries its own discount cap, and Supplier Payments shows when there's a credit balance in your favor.
A table can now hold more than one check at a time
Two groups sitting at the same table no longer have to wait for each other or split one tangled bill — each one opens its own check, orders and pays separately. A check can also be split by quantity, not just by whole line.
Point-of-sale printers
The iPad detects the printers connected to your network on its own, each document goes to the printer it belongs on, the paper can come out on its own at checkout, and the checkout button tells you where it's about to print before you tap it.
Quotes and Orders: automatic emailing is back
Since July, generating a quote or an order said "generated successfully" whether or not the copy had actually reached the customer's inbox. It's now fixed, and there's a checkbox to decide when not to send it.
The register belongs to the store, not to each person — and now it comes signed
One drawer per point of sale, no matter who's ringing things up. Closing it can now require a PIN and a finger signature from the phone, with a timestamp nobody can alter afterward. And you can now reprint the receipt of a count that's already closed.
Physical inventory counts: a ghost in the numbers got fixed
Physical counts recalculated the difference against the system quantity at confirmation time, not at count time, which put back into inventory everything sold in between. It now has its own module, blind counting, recount, per-line tolerance, and a printable PDF report.
Audit trail: who did what and when
The system now records every sale, void, price change, register opening, and login, with a name and a time; you can see a document's full history, follow an operation end to end, and verify with a report that the record wasn't tampered with.
Business alerts and other improvements
A new add-on checks the business every morning and flags what nobody has handled yet, two of those alerts already come with a button that fixes the problem, the assistant can now adjust stock and record credit payments, and the restaurant, printers, and phone login all picked up several fixes.
Pricing by customer category and quick sale improvements
Every customer category now carries its own pricing policy, combos are sent to the kitchen, the system in English is finally complete, and orders and kitchen tickets gained clearer rules.
Extras next to their dish, takeout orders and on-site-only service charge in quick sale
Quick sale now shows extras inside each dish's own card, lets an order be marked dine-in or takeout with a note for the kitchen, and excludes the service charge from what's taken to go.
Combos, favorites and easier table checkout in quick sale
Quick sale now builds fixed-price combos, suggests what sells best and what each customer always orders, and makes table checkout simpler — all in fewer taps per sale.
Get a new warehouse or store fully stocked in one click
Stock by warehouse now shows the whole catalog per location and lets you assign or transfer several products at once, instead of one by one.
Cash count, multi-currency payments, and gift cards
Closing the register now counts the drawer by denomination, cash in dollars gets counted where it came in, and you can now sell and redeem gift cards.
There's now a mobile app, and an assistant that answers questions about the business
The system installs as an app on your phone, a chat assistant answers questions about sales and inventory, and credit approvals now arrive as a notification.
Orders with approval, live tables, and the system in English
A new module lets the customer approve before you invoice, the dining room and the kitchen update on their own, and you can now work in the system in English.
The business explained in words, and easier inventory counts
A written summary that tells you how the business did, physical inventory counts that save themselves, and reports that generate faster.
Your drafts no longer get lost, and the system can be installed as an app
The system saves what you type into a sale, a purchase, or a quote on its own, and it can now be installed on your phone or computer like an app.