Improvement v0.30.0
v0.30.0 — Notifications: a deck instead of a queue, and the messages that matter wait for you
Messages stack into a deck in the corner, long ones fold to three lines, and the confirmations you cannot afford to miss — an invoice issued, a document sent to KSeF, a declaration filed — no longer disappear on their own.
July 31, 2026 Platform
Notifications could vanish before you had read them, and several at once covered half the screen. They now behave like a pile of paper on a desk: they lie on top of each other, and you spread them out when you want to.
- A deck instead of a queue. New messages stack in the corner one on top of another — you can see something happened, but nothing covers your work. Hover over the pile and it fans out so you can read them in order. The countdown stops while you do: reading one message must not cost you the others.
- A long message no longer takes over the screen. A KSeF rejection can name every offending document. That kind of text folds to three lines with a «Show more» button — and once expanded, it waits until you close it.
- What you cannot afford to miss no longer disappears on its own. Issuing an invoice, changing its number, sending it to KSeF, generating and filing a declaration — messages about events that carry legal weight or assign a number now wait for your click. Everything else fades as before. How long a message stays on screen is now decided by the server rather than the browser, so the same rule holds everywhere in the app.
- Live events are recognisable. Whatever arrives in the background — a UPO received, an import finished, an action taken by the assistant — appears as a card with a «live» marker and a shortcut to the document it concerns.
- The bell: a switch instead of tabs. The two tabs became one «Unread only» switch. Row actions — mark as read, dismiss — appear under the cursor where the timestamp was, and «Mark all» and «Clear» moved to the footer, where they cannot be hit by accident.
- Every kind of notification has its own mark. KSeF transmissions, team invitations, removal from a company, an expiring storage pack and tax declarations now have icons of their own — they all used to show the same bell.