What’s New in the May 16, 2026 Release?
This release brings improvements for operations, finance, and drivers. Partially paid invoice tracking now shows clearer payment progress and clearer transaction history. Drivers also get a smoother workflow with direct start location navigation to the pickup order in the Driver App.
Together, these updates improve visibility and make daily workflows easier across invoicing and driver operations.
Better Partial Payment Tracking for Invoices
Partially paid invoices now provide a clearer payment workflow and better history tracking. When an invoice is marked as partially paid, the system shows how much has already been paid, how much remains unpaid, and a turnover history of the partial payment updates.
In addition, each partial payment creates a creditor (positive) transaction in the customer’s wallet for that paid amount. If the partial payment action is repeated, a new creditor transaction is created again for the new step as well. This gives finance teams a clearer link between invoice progress and wallet activity.
- See the total due amount
- See the paid amount
- See the remaining amount
- View the invoice turnover history
- See the created date and time for each payment update
- See the amount added in each step
- See which user updated the invoice
- See the balance after each payment step
- Create a creditor wallet transaction for each partial payment amount
- Repeat the wallet transaction when the partial payment action is repeated
This makes partial payment handling easier to follow and gives teams better visibility into both invoice history and related customer wallet transactions.
Start Location Navigation in Routes
The Driver App now makes it easier for drivers to begin a pickup by giving them direct navigation from the start location to the first stop location in a route. This helps drivers move into the route flow faster and reduces extra steps when starting a job.
The update improves the first stage of the pickup workflow by making navigation more direct and practical during live operations.
- Navigate from the start location directly to the pickup order
- Reduce extra manual steps before beginning the pickup flow
- Help drivers start route execution faster if they’re not at the start location
- Improve clarity during the first part of a pickup job
- Support smoother navigation in day-to-day driver operations
What’s New in the March 2, 2026 Release?
This release improves the Orders table in the Dispatcher and Web App and introduces a simpler Web App date filter. The goal is to make order review faster, reduce table clutter, and help teams find important details with fewer clicks.
With these changes, users can more easily check time windows, proof details, notes, payment information, and date ranges during daily operations.
Cleaner Orders Table in Dispatcher and Web App
The Orders table has been updated to make key order details easier to review. Several fields that were previously split across multiple columns are now grouped into simpler formats, helping teams scan the table faster and work more comfortably.
Simpler Pickup and Delivery Time Columns
Pickup and delivery timing is now shown in two clearer columns:
- Pickup Window
- Delivery Window
Each window displays time in a simpler format based on the values available:
- Start and end time: 09:00 → 12:00
- Only end time: Until 12:00
- Only start time: From 09:00
- None: —
This makes it easier to understand timing at a glance without checking several separate fields.
Fewer POD and POP Columns
Proof-related details are now grouped into fewer columns to make the table less crowded.
Instead of several separate proof columns, the table now shows:
- Pickup POP
- Delivery POD
Each proof column can include:
- Note
- Photo
- Signature
This makes proof details easier to review without scrolling across too many columns.
One Search Field for Order Code and Reference ID
Search is now simpler in the Orders table. Instead of choosing between search types, users can now search with a single field.
- Search by Order Code
- Search by Reference ID
- No need to select a search type first
This makes it faster to find the right order when users already have a code or reference.
Simpler Notes and Payment Details
Notes and payment information are now grouped more clearly in the Orders table, making them easier to review and filter during daily work.
One Combined Notes Column
Notes are now easier to check in one place.
- On-demand pickup and drop-off notes now appear together in the same column
- P&D notes continue to appear as regular text
- One notes filter now searches across all note types together
This helps teams review note-related information without checking multiple fields.
One Combined Payment Column
Payment details are also now shown in a simpler format.
- Payment method and payment side are combined into one payment field
- Final payment values appear as:
- Cash Sender
- Cash Receiver
- Wallet
- Card
This makes payment setup easier to understand and filter.
Updated Date Filter in the Web App
The Web App date filter has also been updated to make filtering faster and more focused. The new layout gives quicker access to common date ranges and removes extra options from the date filter pop-up.
New Date Ranges
The updated date filter now includes these standard date ranges:
- Today
- Yesterday
- Last 7 Days
- Last 14 Days
- Last 30 Days
- Last 90 Days
The default date range is now:
- Last 30 Days
This makes it faster to filter orders without selecting dates manually each time.
Cleaner Date Filter Layout
The date filter pop-up is now more focused.
- Due Date has been removed from the date filter pop-up
- Last Status Updated has been removed from this screen
- Status Updated now appears next to the other table filters
This keeps the date filter cleaner and makes table filtering easier to manage.
For a full breakdown of each change, read the detailed article linked here.
