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Added something by mistake? Undo it straight away, or remove it later from Your book. A removed entry is left out of every figure.
Changelog
What changed in Evelyst, newest first.
Added something by mistake? Undo it straight away, or remove it later from Your book. A removed entry is left out of every figure.
Under every table and chart there are now two buttons: Copy table, and Download CSV, which opens in Excel or Google Sheets.
If you run Evelyst POS, ask how the day went and get your orders, the average order, what was cancelled and how it was paid, in one line.
If you run Evelyst POS, you now appear first in Employees, as the owner. You can change any username, your own included, after one confirmation.
Every Monday, Evelyst writes up your week: what you took against your usual week, and the few things worth a look. Open it in the app.
Ask whether to add an item, change a price or run a promotion. The answer leans one way and shows the figures behind it.
Type what you sold or spent as a sentence and Evelyst turns it into an entry. Nothing is saved until you press Add it.
Sales rung up on Evelyst POS now show up in Evelyst by themselves, every hour. Press Update now to bring in the latest straight away.
Paste your entries, upload a spreadsheet, or photograph a receipt or a notebook page. Evelyst checks them before anything is added.
Evelyst now has its own pages: Your book, Sales, Employees and stores, and Settings, with a rail down the side to move between them.
The sign-in page has a new look: a plum panel with a flower that follows what you do.
Evelyst POS now fits phones, tablets and landscape screens, so every screen fits without scrolling past the app.
Each business now uses its own currency, number format and time zone, and the owner’s own name, instead of one setting for everyone.
Sign in with your email. If you run Evelyst POS, you can add your staff and manage their logins from Evelyst.
Evelyst POS has a new look, with a Light and Dark switch, a checkout that fits one screen, and a dashboard whose tiles you pick yourself.