The title stored on the contact — “Dr.”, “Ing.”, “DI” — now shows up in the greeting and the recipient block instead of living only on the contact.
The Add button below the position list now offers the template picker just like the one above it. And an issued document finally says why a template cannot be applied.
Clicking DE or EN now switches every text on the booking page instead of only part of it.
Until now, the red count on the “Communication” nav item only cleared after a page reload once you'd read a mention. It now clears right away.
Enter a negative discount and the field now shows why, instead of silently resetting it to 0.
Several places in the English interface still showed German text, and “enquiries” was sometimes called “Requests” and sometimes “Inquiries”.
An event's material view can now be narrowed down to a single delivery, and the components of a bundle inherit its tags.
The function sheet price columns now follow your workspace price basis and say in the header whether they show net or gross.
A link inside an open document, contract, or invoice window — like “Create schedule” — now takes you to the target page instead of leaving the window stuck on top, blocking every click.
Notes on a booking item now reliably show up on the printed production list – even when you add them after the list was created. We also fixed “Save as product” on a document line item.
The red number next to Communication now drops when you open the area — no detour through the bell.
One click in the totals block adds a percentage on top of all positions — split correctly across mixed VAT rates.
A cancelled or deleted document no longer blocks product editing. Manually set prices and documents already sent to customers now stay untouched by catalogue price changes.
Accepted and manually archived enquiries now have a Reactivate button in the archive — afterwards they are open again and no longer fall straight back into the archive.
The checkbox selection for bulk removal is now available in the positions list as well – until now it only existed in the material area.
The photos area of an event only ever accepted images. It now says so itself and points to Documents for PDFs and other files – with a link straight there.
A position you typed without picking a product can now become a real inventory item in one click – and be used in a buffet or menu afterwards.
The button that creates a position now also sits below the positions — no longer only up in the corner.
Granting or revoking app access, creating seating plans, creating, changing and deleting function sheets, sending bulk messages, replying to emails, creating quotes from emails and managing custom holidays now need the same permission through the AI assistant as they do in the app.
Deleting a quote, invoice, or delivery note draft through the AI assistant now requires the same permission as in the app. Also unified: line-item, document and budget actions in chat now consistently check create/edit/delete permission instead of only view.
The usage log in billing now names every area in plain language, and “this month” follows the clock in Germany.
Questions about what a package is made of, which placeholders exist, and how to get to templates, the function sheet or the seating plan are now answered from your real data.
A contact's additional address info now appears in the recipient block of quotes, invoices, delivery notes and credit notes — the default and starter templates carry the placeholder for it.
The buffet and menu block now shows a hint whenever the entered price per person no longer matches the sum of the selected dishes — the price itself stays unchanged.
The legend below the calendar now only shows in workspaces where striped events can occur at all.
Clicking a task comment opens the task itself. The Communication area also stays readable with many entries, and “Only for me” finally counts everything.
A credit note no longer lets you adopt positions from other documents – they arrived positive and partly cancelled out the storno.
You can now add your own text to a buffet or menu block, which appears on the document below the automatically generated course list — for example “We calculate with 3 starters, 2 mains and 1 dessert”.
The assistant can now change the quantity, price, name and order of a line item on a draft. When deleting, it removes the row from this document only.
After a quantity or price change the function sheet still showed the amount from when the position was created. Plus a clearer button for new positions and a readable notice in the PDF preview.
If an event has a schedule but none is selected on the document, the document header now shows a hint — instead of the field silently sitting at “No schedule”.
With very many inquiries, revenue and linked documents could stay blank in the view. They now display reliably.
Correcting an issued invoice no longer fails while the cancellation credit note is being created.
If your workspace is set to “Enter prices as” gross, the line item template editor now shows and accepts gross prices too — just like the document editor.
Create access, copy the link, send an invitation, or issue a new one — right on the customer card of an event. Plus: sharing from the schedule detail page, and function sheets in your content language.
If somebody was also stored as a regular contact, a mention could pass them by. The suggestion list now shows every person only once.
A brief flash of the wrong language and empty headings while a page loaded are both fixed.
Picking a product on a document line now carries over its purchase price instead of clearing it.
The name shown in the top bar and in the workspace switcher can be changed under Settings → Workspace.
Roles such as kitchen lead or staff planning can save shifts again — a shift’s cost line no longer depends on finance permissions.
The “Add item” window has a button that opens the template picker directly. No more closing the window and hunting for the button in the toolbar.
The line total in the line-item editor shows the same side as the unit price next to it, and the contribution margin now states its ratio in percent.
Comments, team chat and customer messages now send the same way: Ctrl+Enter or Cmd+Enter. The overview also gets a clearer filter bar.
When someone else writes a comment, it appears on your screen right away. This covers every comment area, the communication tab of an event and the overview in the Communication area.
The new “Communication” area shows every comment in your workspace on one page, with filters and a jump to the spot. Above it sits a team chat for everything that does not belong to an event.
When someone mentions you in a comment, you now hear about it even while Univents sits in another tab — as a notification from your browser.
The red “Still required to send” box sometimes asked for something that was not on any visible row. Plus clearer help for adopting positions and event finances.
It no longer guesses at numbers or features, reports “already deleted” instead of an error, and reaches for the right tool more often.
The AI assistant saves every work step as it goes and pauses with a note before it runs into the time limit.
A second message sent while a job is running is now declined instead of running twice — and the assistant understands its tool fields better.
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