When you reconnect a bank, you now choose which of your existing accounts the feed continues into, so your history and reconciliations stay in one place. This release also shows which paid invoices have reached your books, adds bank and reconciliation status to your Chart of Accounts, and brings Advisory to accountants in Atlas.
Bank-feed categorisation has been rebuilt so that it learns from what you confirm, and gets out of the way once it has. Alongside it this sprint: credit notes, one view for all expenses, SEPA QR codes on invoices, and a few smaller things worth knowing about.
We originally scheduled the retirement of the legacy dashboard at my.fiskl.com for mid-July. We extended that window to support several accounting partners completing large client migrations to Atlas, and to ensure public-facing endpoints (such as client invoice payment and quote acceptance pages) were cleanly re-routed without breaking historical links.
With those migrations complete and links safely redirected, the legacy web interface will be permanently removed in the upcoming release.
Fiskl now shows you the history behind your books — what changed, when, and who changed it — along with what happened to every email you sent. Alongside it, a significant round of improvements to Fi, more methods on the public API, and the return of the timer.
Four weeks between releases is a long gap for us. The reason is that we have had three large pieces of work running at once, and this release is where the first two of them become something you can actually use.
Fiskl will be unavailable on 16th August from 8AM to 11AM GMT while we complete a major release. This one includes a significant database upgrade, which means the platform has to come down rather than update in place.
Depreciation. Prepayments. Deferred revenue. Recurring journals. Four of the most-requested jobs on your month-end list, and four of the most tedious to key in by hand, period after period. As of this week, Fiskl does all four for you. You set each one up once, review the full plan before anything posts, and the entries appear on the right date without you.
You told us that moving expenses into Fiskl’s AI extraction and matching flow made the experience less clear. We listened. This round of changes makes expenses easier to find, add, and migrate.
Four meaningful changes have landed in Fiskl. One of them — the permissions update — is worth a quick look from you before it fully settles.
The old dashboard at my.fiskl.com has reached the end of its life. It has been sunset, and will be permanently switched off on 11 July. Everything now lives on app.fiskl.com.