Posted on 20 February 2008 by Ed Molyneux – Comments (0)
We just released 'Chablis', our latest version of FreeAgent.
Firstly, to our new Universal users: welcome! We've been getting some great feedback over the last week since our launch and we're working really hard to make FreeAgent even better for you.
If you've got an issue and you haven't raised it with us, feel free to bring it up on GetSatisfaction or email me directly.
We're releasing a new version each week, so it shouldn't take long for your feedback to have a visible effect.
We now allow to you select whether or not you display a 'Payment Details' section on your invoices which contains the Bank Name, Bank/Sort Code and Account number of your primary bank account.
This section is displayed unless you turn it off, which you can do by editing your primary bank account and un-checking the 'Show these details on invoices' checkbox.
Remember that all Sent invoices are 'frozen' so they represent the way they look when you sent them. If you want to remove your bank details from a Sent invoice, you'll need to 'Make Draft' and then 'Mark as Sent' to reflect your new settings.
You're no longer required to enter Account Number and Bank/Sort Code information when you create a Bank Account in FreeAgent.
If you want to have these displayed on invoices as described above, obviously you'll need to enter them for your primary bank account. Also, if you upload OFX bank statements which contain multiple accounts, you'll need to enter them so that FreeAgent can allocate transactions to the correct account.
We now support the South African Rand, Danish and Norwegian Kroner, Swiss Francs and Czech Koruna.
By popular demand, you can now enter the mileage rate you want to charge your client when the expense is rebilled to them.
When you select a 'Rebill to Project' on the mileage form, enter a rate in the 'Rebill at' box which appears. The most recently set rate is used by default on subsequent mileage claims you enter, although of course you can change it if you need to.
Note that Sales Tax (or VAT or GST) is added to the rebilled amount, if appropriate, when it appears on the invoice.
If you import clients from Gmail or Outlook and they don't have a Country specified, we now assume that this client is in your own country.
We need to do this to make sure Sales Taxes and VAT/GST are displayed correctly on invoices.
We fixed the following - let's not beat around the bush - bugs:
We're working hard on our Application Programming Interface (API) - which allows you to write your own software to connect to FreeAgent, or use certain kinds of FreeAgent data with other, existing applications.
We'll be releasing it in stages over the coming weeks, but if you're interested in getting an advance look so you can develop software against it, get in touch and we'll put you on our FreeAgent API Beta program.
Thanks to @freeagent I will never need to use the crappy HMRC payroll software come April.
all sorted and ready for PAYE RTI thanks to @freeagent awesomeness.
The latest reason why I continue to love @freeagent http://t.co/nfYqVJDfa4 HMRC chucks a stress out at businesses, FreeAgent bats it away!
Those folks @freeagent do it right. The confirmation mail includes important information: http://t.co/HCHIvgjpI0
@NickClement @freeagent its excellent for invoicing, very flexible & easy - esp billable time by task from timeslips-capture the revenue!
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