The note shown when reconnecting Stripe now correctly says the Univents fee is withheld from each payment and the monthly invoice is only a receipt.
The product picker for components now says that typing a name searches all products and that drafts only appear after “Publish”. The list is as wide as the field.
The automatically created invoice takes over your default payment term and layout, and a deposit invoice that isn’t issued yet tells you what to do when you adopt it.
Online payments and ticket sales now run through your own Stripe account – Stripe charges its fees directly to you, and we invoice our fee monthly.
New read-only roles from Scale upwards, your own area per operation and a switch for shared entries: anyone who should only look sees everything but changes nothing — and anyone running one operation sees the whole catalogue but edits only theirs.
Multi-day schedules in quotes now print a heading per day on the new engine; layouts on the previous engine still show the date on every line. On the booking page, several questions for the same product now split the quantity per question, and surcharges on a dropdown are calculated and shown.
Position templates name new delivery notes again, shifts open straight from the week view, “Create a Team” is now reachable in the Workspace menu, and the help articles show more precisely what you see in the app.
Creating a text block showed “Can’t save”, without any field being marked. This is fixed. Also, “Open event” is back on the right in the inquiry inbox.
In a quote, invoice or delivery note draft you can now change the quantity of each component and add another product – the bundle price stays the same.
If the country was entered in full in the “Adjust address” section (e.g. “Germany”), clicking “Create inquiry” did nothing. This is fixed.
A new switch in the DATEV and BMD export: contacts without their own debtor number post with their customer number instead of the collective debtor account.
If you share a document you wrote yourself for editing, the contact can now open, edit and save it right in the portal — no detour through the back office.
What you share with an employee now sits in their portal under Files and can be edited there. Plus: your own confirmation text per tag and a clearer calendar legend.
The shift plan marks open inquiries more clearly, Access shows expired invitations with fitting actions, and the recipient block, the credit note and the template-upload hint are worded more clearly.
The task list can now be reordered: newest first, due date ascending or descending, or by priority.
A 20-guest order used to reach the supplier as a bare total. They now see the event's guest count and, on positions billed per guest, the quantity per guest as well.
Put formatted sentences right between the items of your quote — freely movable and printed across the full width. Plus formatted product descriptions and text blocks.
You can now try the kitchen monitor and the event configurator yourself, free for 7 days – during the trial too. The test ends by itself.
The till integration and the newsletter can now be tried free for 7 days too – safely: the till is not connected during the test, and the newsletter only goes to your team.
Each webshop page can hide the “Custom?” box and give it its own texts; main categories now list the products of their subcategories, and the booking button stays active in Safari after picking the delivery address.
Free emails from an event go out through your connected mailbox, the test mail in the template editor always reaches you, and without a booked plan a daily email limit applies.
Through the AI assistant and the API connection (MCP), items can now be created as rental items right away and come with a product image.
You decide when a quote, an invoice or accepting an inquiry needs a second person — by amount, discount, rooms, booking page or customer tag. Approvers decide right in the back office, with bell and push.
You now book add-on modules right where the feature is or in billing, yearly subscriptions get yearly prices, and you cancel modules to the end of the term.
Search in the help center now understands full phrases like “set up booking page” or “invite staff” and shows the best-matching articles first.
Rejected inquiries can be dragged into the right Kanban column again, invitations are really sent out a second time, and emails deleted in a connected mailbox disappear from the inbox.
The pricing page now shows every add-on module with its price and direct booking, the time export starts at Core and the payroll export at Growth, and the comparison table lists new features and consistent terms.
Quotes, invoices, delivery notes and credit notes start with the Univents standard layout directly on the new, fast PDF engine – and layouts are created only in your workspace language.
Fixed issues we found in our own logs before anyone had to report them: expired sign-ins, inventory timeouts, missing overbooking warnings and tabs stuck after an update.
Inquiries from columns you pick appear in Outlook or Google as “Tentative: …”. Every synced appointment now shows the project planner, the schedule and a link back to Univents.
Guests can type quantities directly, no longer need an event address once they pick one of your locations, the page no longer jumps when a category is opened – and you are notified when a guest submits their plan in the configurator.
Under Settings → Layouts → Function Sheets you choose whether a new function sheet starts as a live layout or straight away as a free document you can write in.
For some events, a new run-of-show plan could not be saved – clicking “Create plan” did nothing. This is fixed.
A manually entered distance is no longer replaced by the calculated value when saving an event.
Next to month, week and day, the events calendar now has a year view: see at a glance how busy each month is, and jump into the month or the day with one click.
Write a bold introductory sentence above every group of items, without price or quantity. Save the sentences you use often as text blocks and add them to a quote with one click.
When your customer pays directly on the booking page, the invoice that follows now shows that the amount has already been paid.
The email for an invoice your customer has already paid now shows the amount and payment date instead of a due date and bank details.
The delivery note number now appears in the header and file name of manually printed production lists, orders open and send their invoice, invitations offer a way out when the wrong account is signed in, and the logo in emails keeps its aspect ratio.
Change an event’s venue, date, guest count or name and draft documents now show “PDF is out of date” instead of an old PDF. The Claude connection works again, and the roadmap tags are tidied up.
In the newsletter assistant you can now add your own images and buttons in your brand colour. Three new templates come with a ready-made layout of heading, text and button.
Newsletters and automatic emails now show your logo at the top and your email footer at the bottom — just like your other emails.
If your guest picks one of your locations on the booking page, a “per kilometer” product no longer adds anything – travel is then 0 km.
The invoice for a ticket order paid at checkout now shows that the amount has already been paid.
The invoice for a ticket purchase no longer waits for a review when the buyer enters new billing details, refunding single tickets creates the matching credit note, and a late invoice is sent to the buyer by email afterwards.
The automatic invoice for a ticket order carries exactly the amount paid, and credit notes calculate like their invoice.
Align the recipient block in the layout editor, a hint on the Function Sheet, and delete cost items in the Finances tab.
Appointments from your venues’ calendars now appear in the events calendar, without titles. Deleting in Outlook no longer deletes the event.
The planned costs of an event now account for the purchase price of the line items, so the margin no longer looks too good.
Function Sheets now use the same layouts as quotes and invoices, always show the current state and can be designed per department.
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