If you haven't designed a certificate lately in JourneyCARE, you'll want to pop in and take a look. Some new enhancements have rolled out in the builder that we think you're going to like. One of the big changes is that you can now customize the size of your Certificate, so if you want people to be able to print out the Certificate onto standard US letter-size or A4, now you can do that. But you'll also find zippy responsiveness and new design elements that you can use like shapes and icons. Check it out and let us know what you think!

This may seem like a tiny little update, but if you've ever run into th is limitation, you'll understand that it's a big deal. You can now display and calculate tax rates to four digits. This provides greater accuracy in your calculations. The change will be seen across the entire platform, including invoices, receipts, check-outs, and exports. It impacts only new transactions, not purchases made before this update.

Sometimes when people hit the submit button on a form in JourneyCARE, it wasn't always obvious to them that they had made an error. If they didn't scroll back up to see that a field had been flagged with an error, they'd think that the form wasn't working. Now, if someone tries to submit a form with an error, it will automatically scroll back up to the field that has the error.  This should make it easier for them to correct their error, resulting in less trouble-shooting that you have to do.

Does your organization use Xero for accounting? If you do, you'll be excited to know that we've begun our integration process. In this first stage, you can sync contacts, invoices and tax settings. Coming up, you'll be able to be more granular in the contact groups that sync and also sync receipts.

The next time you're creating a form in JourneyCARE, you'll notice that you have new formatting options for label alignment. Instead of all labels being at the top or at the side, you can choose alignment at the field level. This provides you with new flexibility in the design and structure of your forms. Check it out and let us know what you think!