Karbon Now Tells You When a Signed Engagement Is Waiting
A new daily alert lists every accepted engagement that hasn't been activated yet, so signed work stops sitting unnoticed.
Notes on karbon releases
Apple Pay Now Works on Karbon Payment Links
Clients who open a Karbon payment link on an iPhone can now pay with Apple Pay. Google Pay was already there.
In Karbon's Release Notes, Close Automation Means Aider
The Close automation section of Karbon's release notes covers Aider, not core Karbon. If your firm doesn't use Aider, you can skip it.
Karbon's Contact Lists Got Faster and More Flexible
Karbon's contact lists now have adjustable columns, sticky headers, jump-to-page, and in-line search. A few controls moved, too.
Karbon's Sidebar Now Bends to How You Work
You can now hide, pin, and theme Karbon's main menu, so the sidebar shows the places you actually go.
You Can Now Save a Half-Finished Service Template
Karbon service templates can now be saved as drafts, and a draft can't be applied to an engagement until it's complete.
Engagements Now Have Comments and @Mentions
Every Karbon engagement now has threaded comments with @mentions and an audit trail, so the context on a stalled engagement lives on the engagement itself.
Clients Can Now Pay by Bank Without Logging In to Their Bank
Karbon Payments now verifies a US bank account from routing and account numbers alone. No bank login and no micro-deposits, so clients can set up bank transfer and pay in one sitting.
Karbon's October Release: Less Friction Between “Yes” and “Paid”
Karbon's October 26 release goes after the friction between a client saying yes and your firm getting paid. Here's every change, one note per feature.
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