Improvement v0.48.0
v0.48.0 — Setup you can come back to: two more steps, a permanent place, and a warning when a setting comes apart
The start-up list gained the two settings nothing else ever asks for — the bank account you are paid into and the micro-account your tax goes to — moved into the menu for good, and it now says when something you already set has quietly stopped holding.
August 15, 2026 Platform
- Two more steps: your bank account and your tax micro-account. The bank account was the one thing in the app that nothing creates for you and nothing asked about, so an invoice could go out with no account to pay into. And without the micro-account the "pay your tax" card simply never appeared — you were told what you owe and given nowhere to send it. Both are steps now, and both lead to the screens that already own them.
- The micro-account is checked as you enter it. Twenty-six digits, the ministry's fixed segment and the bank checksum, so a mistyped digit is caught at the form instead of at the transfer. The number is not derived for you: the official generator of the Ministry of Finance is linked next to the field, because the account your money goes to is not a thing to guess at.
- Setup no longer disappears once you finish it. It used to be a page that existed only while something was undone. It is now your company's state: what is set is shown as chips, each leading back to the screen that owns it.
- And it tells you when something you set has come apart. A KSeF certificate nearing its expiry date, every bank account you have switched off, income booked in a period your tax profile places outside your obligations — each is named on that same screen, with the link that fixes it. Nothing is emailed and nothing rings: it is on a screen you already open.
- Setup has a permanent place in the menu. First item under "Settings", with a counter of what is still open, so it is where you left it rather than only appearing on the dashboard.
- One answer instead of four. The payment section of an invoice, the KSeF badge and the tax screens each used to decide "not configured yet" on their own. They now read a single answer, so two places in the app can no longer disagree about whether you are set up.