Pro is here: when several people run the shop, every sale shows who handled it. • Pro is now available: each staff member switches in with their own PIN, and roles with manager approval keep stock edits, discounts, and cost visibility in check. Every order records who handled it, and the Activity log shows who voided, returned, adjusted stock, or changed a price. • Advanced reports (Pro) sit right on the Reports page: compare with the previous period or the same period last year, a weekday-by-hour heatmap, Slow Movers, repeat-purchase rate, plus inventory valuation and unredeemed points. • Safer restores: preview which orders a restore would remove, use Undo Restore if you picked the wrong snapshot, and every restore leaves a record. iCloud backup finally works too. • Settings are now grouped, with a new Device Preferences section: turn off the checkout sound, and find where to switch the App Language.

A smoother experience and a round of bug fixes. • Bundle pricing now applies on its own: when items in the cart make up a bundle, it counts right away with no confirmation step, and each item shows its share of the discount, in order details too. • Report periods are now Today, Yesterday, This Week, This Month, and This Year, or pick your own dates. A single day shows revenue by the hour, and numbers and charts transition smoothly when you switch periods. • Product details now zoom open from the product card with a sharper photo. Variant wording is clearer, and combinations appear as you type. • Fixed product search at checkout missing some results, and issues when several promotions stack.

• Settings → Data Import (Beta): bring products or past sales in from a CSV, so switching from another system no longer means retyping everything. • Pick a file and you get a spreadsheet: columns match on their own, tap a cell to fix a value, rows with errors turn red with the reason, and nothing is imported until you confirm. • Imported sales are repriced with your store's currency and tax settings, customers match existing ones by phone or email, and duplicates are skipped automatically. • If something won't import, tap "Report a problem" on that screen and tell us.

• The top-products card on the report opens now: tap it and the full ranking expands from where the card sits, listing every product that sold in that period. Pull down and it shrinks back — no more stopping at the top five. • Customers, orders and purchase orders take notes: "Only answers the phone in the evening", "Supplier promised Friday delivery". Up to 500 characters, and a paid or voided document still takes one.

A small update — but every piece of it sits where your hands already are. • Quick cash buttons now read the amount due: a NT$280 order offers 300 / 500 / 1000, so you tap whatever the customer hands over and the change is right there. • Opening the register for the first time now shows a Create your first product button where the empty product grid used to be, instead of leaving you to find the way yourself.

A big one — this release covers a lot of what retail actually runs into. • Returns and exchanges: pick the items and quantities to return off the original order, add replacement items in the same flow, and settle the net once — refund what is owed, or collect the difference. Points and stock move back on their own, and the original order is left exactly as it was. • Pre-orders: take a deposit, agree on a pickup date, collect the balance when the customer comes back. If they never do, cancel it and either refund or keep the deposit. • On-account sales: let a regular take the goods now and pay at the end of the month. Orders gains a Receivables view grouped by customer — settle a single document or a whole month at once. • Purchasing and payables: add suppliers, write a purchase order, and receiving it adds the stock and updates cost. Anything on monthly terms waits in unpaid bills until you settle it. • Your own product order: Products gains an Edit Order screen — drag a card where you want it, or send it straight to a numbered position. The register shows the same order.