The AI assistant now reliably finds the help articles that answer your question. Plus: new image sizes for the hero image and logo of your booking page.
Parallel events and rental items are now checked in your workspace time zone, including past midnight. Open requests no longer hold a room’s time slot.
A day with an event can be fully blocked in the calendar, and inquiry-only pages can skip the payment step – with your own note and button text.
Financial analysis, top customers and top products now handle credit notes correctly: a credit note reduces revenue exactly once, and a cancelled invoice no longer counts at all.
Anyone who may only view an area can no longer delete or archive anything there — including through the AI assistant.
Booking positions, location files and templates can only be deleted if the role is allowed to — the app says so right away instead of showing an error.
On the event you now pick a floor plan and write the seating as a free note for kitchen and service. If the guests don’t fit the floor plan, the form tells you right away – and both show on the function sheet.
If you assigned one of the location’s floor plans to an event, it now shows at the top of the event page.
No photo of the dish? In the product editor you can now generate a product image with AI from name, description and category – with a preview, a fixed price from your AI credit and an automatic “AI generated” label.
The Excel import now knows every field from the product, contact and event editors as a column; in the inventory, bulk edit sets switches like payroll product or billing on consumption for many products at once.
Imported Word templates now print in the new engine just like the original: page number as in Word, space between paragraphs, lines across the full text width.
You send quotes as a PDF from your own email program? With “Mark as sent”, Univents still treats them as sent, without emailing the customer.
Product photos are downsized automatically on upload so your shop and quotes load faster; the event header shows every room.
New “Files” tab on every customer, supplier and partner: tenders, contracts, quotes and saved emails now live where they belong.
Your invoices can now include the Swiss QR payment part as the last page – with a QR-IBAN and QR reference, or with your IBAN and an RF reference.
The AI assistant in the chat and your Claude connection can now change everything on a contact that you can change in the app, with exactly your permissions.
A room can now be blocked every week on fixed weekdays, for example every Sunday. The block also applies to connected room groups on the booking page and can be created via AI chat.
Per-kilometre prices on your booking page now use the route you actually drive – no longer the straight-line distance.
Each booking page’s name, address and design are readable on one line again, including on narrow screens and phones.
A refused delete no longer strips lists, departments and tags. Changing a last name keeps the first name. After changes in the AI assistant, the page shows the new state right away.
A venue’s floor plans now sit in the detail panel of the locations overview – with seats, preview, drawing and deleting in one place. A floor plan no longer needs a drawing: a name and a seat count are enough.
If you deleted a staff entry and created the person again, you could no longer give them access – the old invitation was in the way. That is fixed, and pending invitations can now be deleted under Staff › Access.
Under Settings → Tags you see every tag with where it is used, can rename, merge and delete tags, and get duplicate spellings like “St. Gallen” and “St.Gallen” suggested for merging.
If a quote is set to “Send reminder to: Internal only”, Univents now creates a follow-up task for your team instead of emailing the customer. “Customer + internal” does both.
Tasks now repeat on their own, “Assign to me” saves searching for yourself, you delete events straight from the overview, show or hide item descriptions per item, and decide whether the customer gets a rejection email when you decline an inquiry.
Under Reports you now see how much revenue over the coming months is open, committed, invoiced and paid, and when to expect incoming payments.
Open inquiries no longer hold a room, and the booking page calendar only blocks days without a free time window.
With Stripe connected, you open your Stripe dashboard in one click — with payouts, balance, and fees.
Buyers now always receive their tickets by email. If a ticket email does not go out, the ticket list shows it and you can send it again – even one that was already sent.
Deselect or swap individual components of a package right in the document – the package price stays the same and the kitchen sees the new state straight away.
Company and person names stay intact when Univents syncs your contacts with your inbox.
You can now chase overdue invoices in three stages, each with its own PDF, fee and payment deadline — one by one or for selected invoices with a single click.
Inquiries, contacts and events now show right in the list when an email last went out. And “Send” on an order confirmation waits until the first email is on its way.
If you work a lot in quotes, you can now choose to have every position open right away, so the customer description and internal note are visible without a click.
Shorter target quantity in the function sheet, a font size for the whole free table, and no more empty delivery notes for events with several orders.
Invitations go to your whole selection, nobody gets them twice, and a subscription only counts once the person confirms it themselves.
An item with an explicitly entered quantity of 0 now counts as 0 euros in the PDF, exactly as in the editor.
If an event has no project planner and no enquiry handler with an enabled mailbox, the quote email now goes out from the personal mailbox of the account manager set on the quote. This also works for quotes without an event. Included in the Enterprise plan.
New placeholders for “Dear Mr …” in quote and invoice emails, the responsible person signs automatically, and in the layout editor images and other elements land where you want them.
Automatic emails now appear where you look: on the inquiry, on the contact and on the event overview. And an automation no longer sends a second acknowledgement.
The ticket list of an event now shows when and at what price each ticket was bought, and you can call the buyer directly. The return dialog explains the booking fee more clearly.
The confirmation card now shows in full what happens, including every email address and link. Clicking “Confirm” runs exactly that, once.
The assistant now edits every field in a document header that you can change in the editor, and sets the category of a line item. The same locks apply as in the editor.
The AI assistant stays in the language of your interface, shows its working steps in that language and can now create invoices and quotes directly for a contact.
If the customer’s email names one of your locations, the AI quote now links it to the event and adds its required products, such as the room rent, straight to the quote.
Services per hour count per day on multi-day events, “Date is flexible” calculates correctly, no amount appears without “Show prices”, surcharges require a product, and a question belongs either to the page or to a product.
The webshop, the inquiry form and the AI chat now show the rent of the selected venue as a line of its own before sending and include it in the total.
Since October 3, creating and editing contacts failed with an error message. This is fixed.
Multi-day events with daily times charge hourly items on quotes, invoices and bookings with exactly those times. Moving or copying an event takes the daily times along.
A workspace in English now starts with the English (UK) format instead of German – no more German month names in the English interface.
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