A running record of what we've shipped to the commercial hub. Every update, every improvement, every fix, documented so the team always knows what's new.
The signature now uses the Bookboost purple, a circular headshot, icons for your phone, LinkedIn and booking link, and a footer with the logo and tagline. You can add your own LinkedIn profile and meeting link, and the email row is gone since your address is already on the message.
The "One Platform, Every Guest Touchpoint" diagram no longer gets chopped off at the right edge of the screen. The hover benefit cards next to the product modules now reserve their own space on large screens and step aside on narrower ones, so the whole diagram always fits.
Create a personalised Bookboost email signature with your own details and copy it straight into Gmail or Outlook.
When a property is held at the minimum monthly fee, the discount has no effect on what the client pays - so the Investment page no longer shows a discount percentage, struck-through rates, or the stack discount badge for those properties. The savings line now also counts only genuine reductions, so a small floored property no longer hides real savings on larger ones. Charged amounts are unchanged - the minimum fee was already enforced.
Pulling deals and meetings from the CRM no longer fails with "Could not load company data" - the requests to HubSpot used an unsupported filter format and have been corrected. The "AI extraction failed" error when importing meetings is also fixed - the AI step referenced a retired Claude model and now uses a current one. Discount strikethroughs on the Investment page are also fixed: a property held at the minimum monthly fee no longer shows a struck-through price below the amount charged, discounts now follow the right property when one is removed from the list, newly added properties pick up the stack discount automatically, and the stack discount badge only claims the rates above are discounted when they actually are.
The "Properties in scope" figure on the executive summary can now be set manually in the Client details step. Leave it blank to keep the count derived from your pricing configuration, or enter a number to show the full deal scope (for example when you have priced one representative property but the agreement covers the whole portfolio).
The module rate card on the Investment page now shows the discounted per-unit rate (with the list rate struck through) when a uniform discount applies, so the bundle/stack discount is visible on each line. Insights seats also appear as their own line in the module list, showing the creator and viewer seat counts and monthly cost, rather than only in the totals.
The Investment page now shows a "Total savings (year one)" line whenever a discount applies, totalling subscription and onboarding savings into one client-friendly figure. All pricing and totals on that page now display to two decimal places. New proposals also hide the Next Steps page by default; tick "Include next steps page" in the Sections step to add it.
The two profile photos in the Inbox + AI Agent module were loading from a third-party image service, so they showed up broken on restricted networks (client guest wifi, offline laptops, ad blockers). They are now self-contained brand-purple initials, so the module always renders cleanly wherever you present it.
You can now apply a percentage discount to the onboarding fee on any proposal. It sits in the Pricing configuration step under the onboarding tiles, shows a live total, and stacks on top of the partner deal toggle (multiplicatively, so partner + 20% override = 60% off).
The PDF export's Identity slide now uses the guest name from the personalisation panel (same as the interactive deck). The unified profile, avatar initials, email, and the five messy source-system records all take the configured first and last name, falling back to John Smith when no guest is set. Also drops the stray "R." middle initial that lingered in the translation file.
The master profile card on the right of the Identity slide showed the guest name with a spurious "R." middle initial. It now reads as first name + last name only, matching the personalisation fields in the rest of the deck.
A subtle two-dot toggle sits in place of the period after "One Platform" on the Solution slide. Click the second dot to swap the fragmented-systems-to-master-profile diagram for a four-step lifecycle flow (Unify, Segment, Activate, Measure) with an animated return loop that visualises how insights feed back into smarter journeys. Reps can pick whichever view best matches the conversation in the room.
A new "Export PDF" button at the top right of the deck opens the print dialog with a purpose-built layout: 18 editorial slides sized natively for A4 landscape, personalisation (hotel name, contact, date) carried into the cover and CTA pages, and the file pre-named "Bookboost - {hotel} - {date}.pdf" so reps can save and send straight from the dialog. The on-screen interactive deck is unchanged.
A 4-slide narrative intro (expectations, two types, possibility, brand reveal) now wraps the problem section when you want to lead with the why. Toggle "Story intro" on the hero slide to turn it on or off. A short bridge paragraph links into the problem section when enabled. Translations cover en/de/se/nl.
Long pricing sections with multiple properties used to spill awkwardly onto a second page, cutting tables mid-row. The investment section now splits at section boundaries: modules on page one, the per-property breakdown on page two, and if it still doesn't fit, the totals move to a third page. Short proposals still render on a single page.
Previously, entering a per-property discount on the proposal pricing table would bypass the minimum monthly fee and undercut it. The group and single pricing tables now floor each property at the minimum (e.g. €399 / £350) even with discounts applied, matching the standalone pricing calculator.
A new changelog page lives at the bottom of every menu. Each shipped update will appear here so the commercial team can always see what's new.
A new home for case studies and blogs at Sales > Resources. Pre-seeded with 10 Bookboost customer stories. Add items by pasting a URL and Autofill pulls the title, summary, and cover image for you.
A new Step 4 lets sales pick up to 4 resources to include in the proposal. Selected items appear between Trust and Pricing with type tag, hotel name, summary, and a link back to the live page.
The Impact page now has 12 sourced outcome figures. Sales pick up to 6 per proposal, and stats from real case studies show a source tag (e.g. Grand Hotel Lund, Room Republic).
The "4.7 Post-stay NPS lift" stat was removed because we could not trace it to a published case study. It has been replaced with "92% Repetitive questions automated" from Grand Hotel Lund.
The consultant partner programme now supports co-branded personalisation, and exports to a clean A4 landscape PDF ready to share with partners.
Module visuals are taller, the inbox preview has a better crop, and the guest app screens have been refreshed. Cache-busted so everyone sees the new assets.
Compliance badges on the back cover are now toggleable so every proposal can be tailored to the prospect.
The proposal back cover now defaults to the Malmo, Sweden location to match the most common customer use case.
Every field on the back cover page is now editable so sales can personalise the final page of each proposal.
PDF exports are now named with the client name and date, making it easy to track which version went to which prospect.
Pricing and next steps pages can be turned on or off per proposal, so you only show what a given prospect needs.
A new tool for sales: generate branded proposal decks with CRM and meeting integration, pulling context straight from your pipeline.
The evolution toggle is now merged into journeys, and a dedicated vision module toggle has been added to the 2026 sales deck.
New visuals for the AI Agent dashboard, audience segmentation, and multi-channel guest journeys have been added to the 2026 sales deck.
A fourth ROI calculator joins the suite, showing the operational hours reclaimed when front desk teams move to Bookboost.
Model the uplift in direct channel engagement and repeat bookings driven by unified guest messaging.
Quantify the booking revenue recovered by reaching guests at the moments that matter across the guest journey.
A streamlined pricing calculator for sales conversations, with currency support and editable module pricing.
The Bookboost commercial hub goes live, consolidating sales, marketing, and partnerships resources into one internal site.
This changelog is maintained alongside every shipped change. If something is missing, flag it to the person who made the change, or update it yourself in src/lib/changelog.ts.