Hey early birds!
It’s been a month since you jumped on board to help us build this app. Your feedback has been golden, thanks. Here’s how we’ve turned what you've shared so far into action.
Tap to Pay: an EFTPOS in your pocket
Important: Android only. Apple support coming soon.
Invoices? Nice. But how about just holding out your phone, taking a payment, and having our app take care of the rest? Nicer.
We've set up tap to pay so you can get paid on the spot—no extra hardware required. It’s as simple as Tap. Pay. Done.
Just fire up tap to pay to take payments from card, mobile, or wearable, the accounting side of things is all logged in real-time.
Learn how to get started with tap to pay
Need to know:
- Some banks limit card taps over $100, so have a backup plan—like sending an invoice- if they pull out a classic plastic card
- Google Wallet and Apple Pay have no limits
- There's a small fee: 30 cents + 1.6% per transaction
You asked, we delivered
We're in our ideas hub every day, turning your suggestions into reality—one line of code at a time. Here’s what we’ve rolled out from your ideas list so far
Share invoices everywhere
You wanted more ways to share invoices, so now you can. Text, email, WhatsApp—whatever works for you. Just load up a preview of your invoice and then hit share.
Set and forget invoice due dates
We saw a a bit of a time-waster; setting an invoice due date every time. Now we remember how much time you give customers to pay, so you don't have to. No need to set it unless you want to make a change.
Filter and find invoices and expenses
We fixed that annoying bug that made invoices disappear and added better search and filter options. Now, finding and filtering is a breeze.
The bug hunt continues
We’ve cleaned up a bunch of other little bugs to keep things running smoothly. Let us know about anything unexpected or strange looking and we'll take a look for you.
Keep the questions and feedback coming
Ask questions here and vote on feedback or tell us what you think so that we can stay laser focused on building a great app for you.
