Release notes, comparisons, and guides for getting more out of BeanSprout.
Windows installers are now code-signed, so there is no unknown-publisher warning, and picking a date takes a single click instead of three.
A Cash Flow Statement joins the reports, invoices and bills can be closed and reopened, and line items can be saved as reusable templates.
The date picker can jump out to month and year views, the app checks for updates hourly, and the transactions list is easier to read.
Invoice and bill payments can be managed from the document screens, and editing a split transaction now shows a live running balance.
The transaction list behind any report drill-down can now be exported to CSV or PDF on its own, without exporting the whole report.
Payments now attach to the exact transaction split they settle, and invoice and bill lists gain color-coded status chips.
Invoices and bills are rebuilt around the document itself, with payment terms that compute due dates and type-to-search customer pickers.
The macOS build is now signed and notarized by Apple, so automatic updates install cleanly instead of being blocked when the app relaunches.
A ground-up redesign of the transactions view: color-coded tag pills, bulk tagging across many rows at once, and a dedicated splits editor.
Imports now understand non-dollar currency symbols and European decimal notation, so statements from more banks map cleanly on the first try.
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