Share a financing quote in one link, and know who's signing in
This week you can hand a customer a live financing simulation with a single link, see your partner tiers everywhere a partner appears, and get a lot more context in the emails that authorise a sign-in.
- Share financing options with a link, QR code, or WhatsApp: The instalment simulation you run in the dashboard is now a page your customers can open themselves — no sign-in needed. They see your own configured rates, can try different amounts and currencies, and can pass the link on. Links now carry the financing method they were shared with, so the quote a payer opens is the quote you sent. Available in all eleven portal languages.
- Partner tiers, wherever a partner appears: The relationship tier you set on a partnership now shows up across the dashboard — a crown marks your VIP partners in lists, splits, payments and search. The partner ranking view has been rebuilt around it: group by tier, type or country, and see how reliably each partner is actually paid, with on-time percentages and how late overdue payments really run. Fully hand-translated across all supported languages.
- Know who asked to sign in, and from where: Two-factor and magic-link emails now describe the attempt — time, device, estimated location, and whether it came from a device you've used before — so an email you didn't trigger stands out immediately. Sign-in links now expire after 15 minutes instead of lasting a day, and there's a per-account limit on how many can be requested, so nobody can flood your inbox.
- A "check your email" screen you can act on: If a sign-in email doesn't arrive, you can now resend it or go back and correct a mistyped address without starting over. The screen tells you which inbox to check (masked), and sign-in now shows clear progress with specific guidance when something goes wrong.
- Exports that name people, not IDs: Created-by, updated-by and approved-by now export as real names across every dataset instead of raw references, duplicate columns are gone, and exports run leaner by skipping lookups nothing selected. Payouts also name the split they settle. Two new starters join the gallery: commission earned per partner, and payments by fee category.
- Digital student IDs, where the add-on is connected: For schools using the identity add-on, students get a branded digital ID card with their photo, student number and a secure QR code — including "Add to Apple/Google Wallet" and a public verification page for quick checks at a front desk.
- AI-assisted setup for the Xero add-on: Connecting Xero can now propose a value for each configuration field, with a confidence level and its reasoning. Suggestions only fill in what you haven't set — your own values always win.
Improvements
- Approval requests for a direct-debit agreement now label the figure as a limit, with the agreement's validity window and the account it debits, so a large ceiling isn't mistaken for a payment being released.
- Students who can't get an ID card yet are told exactly why (usually a missing photo), with a direct link to fix it.
- The six document-ingestion events can now be picked in the webhook builder, so your integrations can react as documents are processed.
- Staff can now open the files and events belonging to any contact they're allowed to see, without needing a separate role for each.
- Settlement account statements now show balances of 1,000 and above correctly.
- Restarting a subscription now works with any card you have on file, even when it isn't the default one.
- Payouts that couldn't be sent now explain why in plain language, in every supported language.