Newsflash: This just in! Version 1.44
Version 1.44 has just been released. Yeah, that’s right, we’re rolling more hits out of here than The Jonas Brothers.
Version 1.44 landed officially on June 16 and here’s what it includes:
- Changes to the user interface. Nothing crazy; nothing to make you think “now where did they put that link”? Just little things that make your experience better. A tweak here, a nudge there.
- Adjustment to sales tax defaults. You can now override sales tax defaults on a by-invoice basis. So if you need to change the sales tax, you can do so. (But the IRS is watching, so make sure you have a good reason).
- When you’re exporting entries to Freshbooks, we now default to the specific client as recorded in IAC-EZ. No more figuring out who’s who.
- Your Profit and Loss Report now has subtotals. Here’s to more profit and less loss. Oh, and when you export your P&L statement into PDF? We made some changes so that it will look better, too.
- And, we now have sales tax estimates for Arizona, Missouri, West Virginia, New Hampshire, Nevada, and Oklahoma (”O-K-L-A-H-O-M-A, Oklahoma, OK!”)
What’s on the agenda for version 1.45?
You’ll enjoy better search features, more report enhancements, and sales tax estimates for Nebraska, New Mexico, Wisconsin, Hawaii, Kansas (the state, not the band), and Alabama (the state, not the band).
And here’s a little something extra, because we care:
If you’re a fan of Kansas (the band, not the state) watch them sing one of one my favorite songs here:
Jessica Routier, IAC-EZ
Posted in: **Release Notes**
Jessica Routier
Jessica wants to talk to you! She is who coordinates the contests, travels to all the conferences, and interfaces on a fun level with customers on a daily basis in order to bring our users together as a community.
Jessica has a B.Admin and an MBA. Her background in business, along with a diverse skill-set (including a diploma in Medical Transportation, retail experience, and experience as a paralegal) make her a valued, highly flexible team member.
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