Published on 7 October 2026
Where to find it
In your admin area, under the dashboard. Admins have access by default, and can grant viewing rights to a profile or to a person. It has two tabs: what is planned, what has shipped.
Planned: what is coming
Every planned change has a title, the place where it will sit in the platform and a one-line explanation. The list runs from the most backed to the least backed.
To the right of each row, a thumbs-up. It counts once per improvement, for your company: you put it on what you're missing, you take it back if you change your mind, and it moves the row up the list.
Delivered: what has landed
What has been delivered, by date, with the same title, the same path and what it brought. A release reaches your instance at its next update, which you decide.
Request an improvement
"+ Request an improvement" opens a short form: where it happens, a title, and what you would like. The request reaches us as a support message. If we take it on, it joins the list of planned improvements, where other companies can back it in turn.
Who decides
You ask and you vote, we decide. The thumbs-up weighs on the order of the list; what gets onto the list remains our call, because we are answerable for the product holding together for everyone.
This list doesn't show all of our work. The deeper projects, security, maintenance, aren't on it: it covers what changes the way you use the product.
What's scheduled today
As of 7 October 2026, the list includes connecting to your Microsoft 365 and Google calendars, Google Workspace in your resources, business steering for directors with its ESG report, invoicing, time saved in detail, voice use, mobile apps, your clients' anniversaries, secretarial access and fully local AI. These are planned developments, not features available today.
What it does not promise
It gives no dates: a change arrives when it is ready, and then moves to the shipped tab. Nor does it guarantee that a request will be taken up. The page reads our console at most once an hour and keeps its last dated copy: if the console does not answer, the first line says so and the list stays readable.
