What's new in August 2026

Filter your appointments by payment

The appointment filters panel open, with the "Statut de paiement" filter and its "Non payé" option selected.

The appointment list now has a Payment status filter, with three options: unpaid, partial, paid. You single out what you still have to collect without opening the records one by one.

Your overlapping appointments stay readable

Day view of the calendar with two overlapping appointments, one slightly offset over the other.

When one appointment overlaps another in your calendar, they're no longer squeezed into thin columns: the second one sits slightly offset on top of the first, which keeps its label and time visible at the top. You spot each appointment at a glance, in day view as well as week view, even on a packed day.

Start the session from the appointment

An appointment's detail view with the "Démarrer la séance" button shown in the top bar.

On an appointment's detail view, a Start session button starts the timer without going through a menu: the appointment switches to in progress right away. On your phone, it spans the full width under the title; on a computer, it's the play icon in the top bar. It disappears if a session is already running, or if the appointment is finished or checked out.

Learn more: How do I bill a session by the hour?

A bell for your notifications

Notifications panel opened from the bell, listing several recent alerts.

A bell now sits in the top bar. It gathers what needs your attention: new project request, appointment, payment, review, plus a Messages tab for unread conversations. You can mark everything as read in one go, and decide category by category what you receive in the app or by email.

Learn more: How do I set up my notifications?

Send a design to the client for approval

The "Brouillons" tab of a project with a visual added and the "Envoyer au client" button active.

From a project's Drafts tab, the Send to client button emails your proposal, images included. The draft then moves to pending approval. The client replies through your usual channel: there's no approval flow for them in the app. When you change the project status, the draft updates on its own, to approved or revision needed.

Instagram and Messenger in your messages

Messaging settings listing the artists and their connected Instagram and Messenger channels.

Your Instagram and Messenger conversations now land in your Sweb messages, in the same place as your emails. You reply to the client without opening the Instagram app, and you can link the conversation to their client record. Instagram and Facebook require the client to message you first.

Learn more: How do I connect Instagram, Messenger, or my email?