August 12th, 2026

Improved

Your start page just got a lot more useful

The page you land on after logging in used to show a simple grid of cards. It now shows a full table built to help you actually manage your businesses, not just pick one and move on.

A table that shows what matters

Every business gets its own row, and you choose what shows up in it. Columns are grouped into a few categories so you can pick what's relevant to you:

Recommended

  • Automation rate: how much of the bookkeeping in the last 30 days happened through rules

  • Next deadline: your closest upcoming VAT or reporting due date

  • Drafts, documents this month, and documents this accounting period

Invoicing

  • Sales and purchase invoices for the month

  • Unpaid and overdue invoice counts

  • Invoices sent to debt collection

Efficiency

  • Time saved, estimated from how fast you actually work in each business, not a made up average

Banking

  • Number of active bank connections, when they last synced, and which bank each business uses

Luca AI

  • How many documents Luca has created for that business

You can turn columns on or off and the choice is remembered for you, so the table looks the same every time you log back in. Every column can also be sorted, so you can quickly find, say, the businesses with the most overdue invoices or the lowest automation rate.

Filters that tell you what needs attention

On top of the table, you can filter your businesses down to the ones that need a look:

  • VAT due within 7 days

  • Automation below 70%

  • Has overdue invoices

  • Archived businesses (for accounting firms)

Each filter shows a live count, so you know how many businesses match before you even click into the list.

Also shipped this week

Notes on attachments. You can now add and edit free-text notes directly on your attachments on web.

Notification improvements. Comment notifications now show the actual comment content and which business it relates to, and mention notifications were fixed.

Plus many more bug fixes and small improvements!

See it yourself →