Instead of a seven-step checklist with deposit and final payment, the customer portal shows your clients only the one item that's actually up next.
On a webshop booking page embedded via iFrame, Go to request led to an error page. That step now opens inside the embed — with your own brand colours.
The total in the app now matches the number on the document you send — optional items are still listed with their price, they just aren't added up.
When you carry positions over from another document, the optional marker now comes along — no need to set it again in every document.
On narrow product cards the quantity control ran past the card edge and the price broke onto three lines. Price and button now sit on separate rows.
Assigning staff while creating a shift now grants portal access and sends the notification — same as adding them to an existing shift.
Notes on a line item and a document's internal notes can now be changed even after the invoice has been issued — they are team-only notes and never appear in the PDF.
Customers pick their location first — the booking page then only shows the products that are actually offered there.
Documents created from templates no longer carry invisible legacy placeholder values, and quote positions no longer get lost during legacy-system data sync.
On top of the thank-you and feedback emails, you can now automatically send your customers a friendly reminder before their event — with a freely configurable lead time.
Turn a booking page into a ticket shop: hard quotas, QR tickets emailed with a receipt, and mobile check-in scanning at the door.
Bold, colours and lists in the page description could be set but were lost on save. They now stick reliably.
On the contact detail page, the email address and phone number used to be plain text. Now clicking the email opens the compose window right in Univents, and clicking the number starts a call.
Set how many units a customer must order at least and at most per product — for example 'at least 10 units'. The cart enforces it automatically.
SKUs are searchable, a new line item drops you straight into the product picker, and the filters at the top finally narrow the line-item list itself.
The line below a shift line item's title now shows only the planned time window — the role is already in the title. No duplicated name, no technical placeholder.
A new "Copy portal link" button on every staff member, a new "Access & invitations" tab under Staff — and the staff portal finally shows every event with a date.
The automated emails to your customers after the event have a new home on the event statuses page — including a setting for how many days after the event they are sent.
If you picked a currency other than the euro during setup, you now see it everywhere — on quotes and invoices, in the booking shop, the portals, reports and emails.
In the chat you can now search for a specific invoice, have a discount added as a position, and have an invoice corrected directly by the assistant.
Menus, documents and processes from your knowledge base now flow into the assistant's answers and can be searched on request. Scanned PDFs are now read automatically with text recognition instead of being rejected.
The button for archiving a whole event was labelled exactly like the one for archiving a single document. It now reads Archive event.
Filter combinations in the task overview can now be saved as a named view and reapplied with one click — same as the financial reports.
The description in the header of your booking page can now be styled with bold, italic, lists and colours. In the product detail view, the image and title stay visible while you scroll.
Public booking pages and embedded booking forms now load analytics only after visitors accept the cookie banner. The decline button is now labeled Necessary only.
In the “Not-yet-entered bookings” box, “Import all” used to fail completely as soon as a single booking was invalid. It now imports every valid one.
If a synced event was deleted directly in Google Calendar or Outlook, sync used to stay broken for good. Univents now detects this and recreates the event the next time it's saved.
Clicking "Cancel" in an invoice's card menu used to end in an error message. It now reliably creates and opens a credit note draft.
Customers now see shared quotes, invoices, files, function sheets and contracts together in the client portal — even when they are not the main contact of the event.
The contacts overview now has a menu on every row for editing or deleting — no detour via the detail page.
Long text in a cell no longer aborts the import, special characters arrive intact, and the product import now warns about an unrecognised tax-rate column.
When creating a quote, invoice, credit note or delivery note in an event, the default layout is now visibly marked — previously the picker looked empty even though the default layout was being used.
Editing an event used to show two popups in a row. Now a single dialog covers everything: recalculate prices and shift times.
Editing an event used to show an empty form for a noticeable beat before the name, date and customer appeared. The data is there as the form opens now.
Changing only an event's end time didn't show the "Apply changes?" dialog. It now appears and shifts just the end of the service period.
Saving an edited event moved its start and end time by two hours. Fixed — the time now stays exactly as you enter it.
When you change an event's start or end time, you can now choose per document, shift and schedule item what moves along — nothing changes without your say-so.
Newly created quotes, invoices and delivery notes now take the customer and service period from the event on every path, and positions from a document template show up as bookings again.
Opening or scrolling through a message made the inbox load far more data in the background than it needed. The preview now appears noticeably faster.
In a conversation, the oldest message now sits at the top and the newest at the bottom. The duplicate, unformatted preview line on the open message is gone.
The “+” for inserting between two items now appears as soon as your mouse is in the section, and any item can be moved to another section straight from its menu.
Several small but annoying blockers in the invoicing area fixed: credit note service period, address recognition for migrated contacts, archiving, dialog titles, and loading states.
Issued invoices and credit notes can be sent, corrected, cancelled and marked as paid again, and a discount can be entered as a position with a negative price.
Descriptions in the inventory can now be formatted – bold, italic, bullet lists and colors from a fixed selection. The formatting shows up in the product detail on the booking page; the product card still shows plain text.
Positions assigned to a section via drag and drop no longer jump back to “no section”, and new sections appear instantly instead of after several seconds.
When picking a recipient, Univents now suggests the people already known from the event — instead of typing everything by hand.
The tag filter in reports now has a search box and shows your selected tags as removable chips, so long tag lists are easy to work with.
Pick a seating variant right on the event, per-day start and end times for multi-day bookings, rooms in schedule templates, automatic task assignment to the project planner – and layout free texts now show up reliably on offers.
Signing up with an email address that already has an account now logs you into that account, and a wrong code explains itself instead of showing a misleading error.
New "Send by email" button next to each staff member — delivers their passwordless portal link directly, no more copy-and-forward.
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