9 posts tagged with "New 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.

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.

Fiskl now has a new roles and permissions system. For most teams it is a clear step up in control, but there is one change to how invoicing visibility works that current users should know about before it lands.

Fiskl has always handled your accounting. Today it takes a significant leap forward: a major evolution that’s been a year in the making. A redesigned interface, a new financial dashboard, a significantly more powerful AI engine running across your entire account, and Fi, your AI CFO, available 24/7. Here’s everything that’s new.

Fiskl has a new interface, a smarter Fi, automated expense capture, and a faster foundation to build on. Here is what changed.

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