v2026.09.26

A revenue or cost accrual that covers a single period can now be saved. The blocking browser pop-up it used to raise has been replaced with a message inside the screen.#130

Journal entry validation now reports all nine of its rules. Two of them could never show a message before, so an entry could be refused without telling you what was wrong.#131

A bank reconciliation can be closed again. It also no longer runs a validation step that never applied to it in the first place.#134

An account code containing a hyphen is no longer split at that hyphen, so segmented codes display and match correctly.#173

Answers are no longer cut off, wide tables can be scrolled, and every report exports in full rather than a subset with no warning. Exported files are now named consistently.#132

DNA Intelligence can now be closed when the app is opened from the iPhone home screen. Its close button was sitting behind the status bar and could not be tapped, and the question box at the foot of the panel now clears the home indicator.#193

Creating an internal transfer no longer reports a conflict on a form you have not filled in yet.#154

A line whose item is not tracked in inventory is no longer stock-checked, so a service or expense item can no longer block a document with an availability warning.#171

Searching a transaction list now searches every record on the server instead of only the rows already loaded. Results no longer depend on how far down the list you had scrolled.#128

Paging through a transaction list no longer sends a request for every click. Rapid clicks on Next settle into a single load, and the list on a phone now shows that it is loading.#145

When you open a document to edit it, the heading now shows the document number instead of an internal identifier, and it no longer changes after you save.#179

Side panels such as the transaction view can now be closed when the app is opened from the iPhone home screen. Their close button and heading were sitting behind the status bar, so on a phone the panel could not be dismissed.#196

Report totals are accurate again. A Total row supplied by the server is no longer counted as data, and a combined total no longer prints its own label in place of its description.#140

Hidden columns now stay hidden when a report is exported or shared by link. Summarised groups are counted correctly, and a shared report shows the filters it was run with.#150

Reports now use one number format across cards, table cells and chart legends. Grouped headers can be sorted, a chosen table view survives a reload, and a shared report no longer prints its date range twice.#148

You can now drill from a figure in a report into the records behind it. Where a drill cannot be offered, or a data source is not permitted to you, the report explains why instead of failing quietly.#161

An investigation opened from a report now keeps the same height whatever you set Per page to. Choosing a larger page used to shrink the table into a small box with empty space beneath it. The Export button no longer overlaps the buttons beside it, and columns you have hidden in the investigation now start unticked when you export it, exactly as they do on a report.#189

Where the Export button appears as an icon on its own — in an investigation, and on a narrow screen — it now carries a name and a tooltip. A screen reader announces it as Export instead of skipping past an unlabelled button.#190

The investigations panel now stays in view beside a report instead of stretching to the report's full length. On a long report an investigation could look completely blank, because its message and its paging controls were positioned far below the visible area. They are now where you can see them.#191

Advance and retention can now be entered as an amount rather than only a percentage, and an order carrying an advance with no other billing line is no longer blocked.#183

A new permission controls who may see unit costs. Where it is withheld, cost figures are hidden across purchase orders, goods receipts, stock transfers, stock adjustments and cycle counts, including their printouts.#137