Every metric on your home screen now shows the supporting line your MerchantFlow dashboard shows, such as "11.8% of revenue" or "42.0% net margin". Labels are easier to read too. A monthly goal set on the web dashboard now appears in the app straight away.

Your monthly goal is now your store's goal. Set a revenue or profit target here and it shows up on your MerchantFlow dashboard on the web. Set it there and it shows up here. Everyone on your store sees the same target and the same progress against it. Your goal used to live on one phone, which meant it vanished on a new device and never appeared on the web. If you already have one set, it moves across by itself the first time you open this version. Progress, pace and the month-end projection are now worked out the same way as on your dashboard, so the two always agree. Your home screen widgets and Apple Watch complications work exactly as before.

MerchantFlow now comes to Apple Watch. Check your key metrics, monthly goal and revenue trend from your wrist, and add lead-metric or goal complications to your watch face. This release also adds smoother motion throughout the app, refreshed empty states, an improved timeframe selector, and fixes clipped email text on sign-in. Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets keep your key figures close at hand.

Fixed text clipping in the email and password fields on the sign-in screen.

Widgets that look like they're yours, and two new ones. • Every widget now carries the MerchantFlow mark, on the home screen and the Lock Screen • New Goal widget — this month's revenue or profit target as a ring, with how far along you are and what it takes to land it. Small, medium, and a Lock Screen gauge • New Store widget — your lead metric, your revenue trend, your other metrics and your monthly goal, all on one large widget • New setting — choose how often widgets refresh, from every 15 minutes to every 6 hours The goal widgets measure the calendar month in your store's timezone, so they keep tracking the month whatever timeframe you have selected in the app. Widgets show a snapshot the app publishes. They never carry your credentials, and everything is cleared when you sign out. Both platforms decide for themselves when to run a background refresh, so every widget states how old its figures are.

Your numbers on your home screen. • Home-screen widgets in two sizes — one metric large, or your north-star metrics as a grid • A Lock Screen widget in the rectangular slot • Tap any tile to open that metric's day-by-day breakdown • Widgets follow the timeframe and store you last had open in the app • Every widget states how old its figures are, so a number is never presented as current when it isn't Widgets show a snapshot the app publishes. They never carry your credentials, and everything is cleared when you sign out.

Bug fixes and performance improvements.