Version 3.5 To Be Released Tomorrow

Levi Cooperman - October 3/2006

Exciting news for all FreshBooks users!

We are coming out with a new release tomorrow (Wednesday, October 4, 2006). Please expect a short period of downtime between 6:30 AM and 8:00 AM EDT (NOTE: this is 3:30am in LA, 6:30am in NYC, 11:30am in London, 6:30pm in Hong Kong, and 8:30pm in Melbourne).

The new version will allow you to:

EASILY CONVERT YOUR CLIENTS TO EMAIL INVOICING
By popular demand a new client preference allows you to designate how your client wishes to receive their invoices - by email, or by ground mail. This will make transitioning your clients from paper invoicing to email invoicing much easier.
COPY AN INVOICE
Click a button to make an exact duplicate of any invoice. If you need to copy invoices to save time, you can do it now.

There are some other features available with this release. Once it is completed, you will be able to view all the details by clicking on the blue 3.5 link at the bottom of your page.

P.S. If you have signed up for a FreshBooks account, you ought to have received an email from us with more details. If you did not, please contact us.

Oct 4/06
1:26 am

Clayton Lewis says:

will this new update include the TimeSheet “revemp” that I’ve been reading about?

Oct 4/06
9:31 am

Gathering Data for the Greater Good says:

[...] So … Version 3.5 is out the door. [...]

Oct 4/06
9:41 am

Levi Cooperman says:

Hi Clayton,
Version 3.5 was a smaller release that unfortunately did not yet include the TimeSheet revamp. We are however well on our way to getting this out the door. We are finishing up the design process and will start building it soon. Thanks for the interest.
- Levi

Dec 23/06
8:19 am

Maple Leaf 2.0 - Freshbooks 3.5 Goes Live says:

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