If you’ve enabled Projects (remember, you may have renamed them to something else – ie, “Departments”, then the project name and number will now appear in the CSV reports that you can download for both Income By Sales Type and Income By Product reports. For consistency, we’ve also added a…
Read moreWe released the first part of a wave of updates to our user interface on Thursday night. The feedback has been overwhelming. Whilst the majority has been positive, there have been two things that a lot of people weren’t happy about The “alphabar” on the Customers and Suppliers pages was…
Read moreAs anyone who follows us on Twitter will have seen from a string of excitable tweets last week, we just moved offices. There are a couple of key reasons for the move, but the most important one is growth. As well as having outgrown our old offices physically (we didn’t…
Read moreThere’s a policy (but we don’t call it a policy, because ‘policy’ is a pretty horrible word) here at KashFlow that’s pretty key to how we do hiring – EVERY new hire has to spend two weeks on technical support before they start in the position they were hired for.…
Read moreThe fact that lots of guys in the London tech scene love bikes shouldn’t come as a surprise. The amount of opportunities cycling offers to talk about carbon fibre and ‘lightness of body’ are rivalled only by the launch of a new Apple product. Ok ok, we’ll remove our tongues from…
Read moreFirst there was Generation X. Then there was Generation Y. It’d be easy to read the Daily Mail and believe that the current generation is Generation ZZZ, as they’re a lazy bunch of good-for-nothings. But we’ve seen where that mentality gets us. Next month, the latest youth unemployment figures will…
Read moreThoughts and opinions are my own, and not that of my employer. It’s rare that I get through a day without seeing some variation of this phrase in someone’s Twitter bio. In case you haven’t noticed, several members of the KashFlow team are pretty active on Twitter. At a networking…
Read moreYou can now add hyperlinks to notes. Simply go to the invoice and add a note as normal. When you enter the URL, remember to keep the “http://” or “www.” in front of the web address to create the hyperlink. For more information on how to use the notes feature…
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