What's new

This is where we write down what has appeared in the platform and when it became available. It is not a list of fixed bugs and not a roadmap — only what already works in your panel.

How to read this page#

• One line is one capability. If there is no line, the change was technical and you will not notice it.
• The bold text at the start of a line is the section of the panel the item belongs to: “POS and floor”, “Telephony and calls”, “Staff and HR” and so on.
• The link at the end of a line leads to the help article that covers the same thing step by step. No link means there is no article on that topic yet — and that is visible too.
• Newest first. Months run from new to old, and so do releases inside a month.
• Capabilities do not arrive for everyone at once: some depend on your business type, the country of the location and the extensions you have switched on. If an item is listed but you cannot find it, check the App store and your Subscription.

Where the dates come from#

The release date is the day the change went to production and became available in the panel — not the day a developer wrote it. Those two days usually differ: a round of testing on the test stand happens in between.

Some older releases carry a “date from code” note next to the date. It means exactly what it says: no deployment record survived for that release (until the end of August 2026 the front-ends were shipped a different way, without run logs), so the date of the code change is used instead. The real deployment may have happened a day or two later. We would rather show the note than claim a precise date we cannot prove.

How to follow updates#

There is no dedicated “what's new in the platform” newsletter — we do not want to promise a channel that does not exist. For now:

• Watch this page. It is updated together with releases; bookmark it.
• The blog publishes detailed write-ups of the larger capabilities and company news. The blog has an RSS feed at /blog/rss.xml.
• The AI assistant in the panel knows what the system can do right now: ask “can I…” and it answers from the current version rather than from this page.
• Support can tell you whether a specific change has reached your account if an item from this page has not shown up for you.

September 2026#

19 September 2026 (date from code) — The phone uptime chart — for any period you like#

• Telephony and calls. The phone uptime chart (device card → “Uptime”) is no longer limited to a day, a week or a month: move the window earlier and later, zoom out, jump back to now, type an exact “from… to…” — or simply drag across the bar to look at a piece of it up close. The period on screen is spelled out under the list, so yesterday's outage no longer looks like today's. Read more: Telephony: your own PBX.

18 September 2026 (date from code) — Search for sections in the sidebar, table booking that works like the Hall panel, a compact checkout footer, a Hall panel that survives a reload#

• Platform. The sidebar now has a search bar you can show or hide: click the magnifier in its header and start typing a section name — sections in collapsed groups and in your own folders are found too, with a hint showing where they live. The arrow keys and Enter open a section from the keyboard, clicking the magnifier again hides the bar, and your choice is remembered on this device.
• Website and storefront. When booking a table from the storefront, the guest now sets the booking the same way you do in the Hall panel: the fields come in the same order — date and time first, then duration and party size — and the sheet opens at the next full hour, which late in the evening means tomorrow. A time that has already passed is not accepted and the sheet says so under the field, so a request for last night can no longer reach you. Read more: Table Reservations.
• Website and storefront. The bottom panel with the “Place order” button on the storefront no longer covers half the screen: the promo code and gift card fields and the display currency picker have moved into the form itself, just below the order notes, leaving only the total and the buttons at the bottom. When the total has many lines, the panel scrolls instead of growing.
• POS and floor. The Hall panel on the POS no longer closes when you reload the page: F5 keeps you in the panel instead of taking you back to the till. The browser's Back button closes the panel and returns you to the till, and from the till it opens the panel again — seat a guest, take the order and get back to the floor with one click. You can bookmark the till with the panel open: the panel opens if the staff member at the till can see the Hall button. Read more: Hall Panel.
• Delivery and pickup. The “Pick point on map” map in the storefront's delivery checkout now opens on your venue instead of a map of the whole world: a guest without geolocation and without a typed address immediately sees the streets around you and a marker for your venue to find their home from. If the venue point was not set in the delivery settings, the coordinates from the location card are used, and if those are missing too, its address.

17 September 2026 (date from code) — Reservations at a glance, delivery zones without leaving the page#

• POS and floor. Reservations in the Floor plan window are grouped by day: every day has its own header with a count of bookings and guests, times line up in their own column, and each row now has a single bright button — the next step for that booking (“confirm”, then “seat”, then “complete”). Read more: Table Reservations, Floor Plan.
• Delivery and pickup. Delivery zones on the map are now visible and editable right where you set the delivery fee and the radius — in the website settings and in the online-order hub. The block says how many zones are set and what they are called, and the button opens the very same map as the Courier screen, so there is no third section to go to for polygons. Read more: Own delivery, Orders.
• POS and floor. Guests who book a table now get emails that talk about a table booking instead of “You are booked”: right after booking — “Table booking request received” with a note that the booking is awaiting your confirmation, and once you confirm it — “Table booking confirmed”. The emails now show the party size and the table. Read more: Table Reservations.
• POS and floor. A reservation can now be edited right at the POS, in the Hall panel: the Edit button on a reservation moves the date and time, makes the reservation longer or shorter, and changes the party size, table, name, phone and comment. Each reservation row now shows the window the table is held for the guest — for example “11:00–13:00”. A table that is already taken at the new time cannot be saved. Read more: Hall Panel, Table Reservations.
• POS and floor. A reservation can now release itself when the guest does not turn up: in the POS Hall panel, on the “Reservations” tab, the “⏱ Auto no-show” button switches the rule on and sets how long to wait after the reservation starts (15 minutes by default). While the clock runs it is shown right in the row; when the time is up the reservation goes to “no-show”, the table is free again and the POS says which table it was. The rule is off by default — running late is not the same as not coming — and a reservation with a paid deposit is never released automatically: a member of staff closes it, because the status decides what happens to the guest’s money. Read more: Hall Panel, Table Reservations.
• Delivery and pickup. A courier's route now takes a single pick. On the Couriers screen, in the route panel above the map, there is a new “🛵 Courier route…” list: choose a courier and every order they have taken lines up into one trip, calculated from where that courier is right now. No more ticking orders one by one with “Include in route” — and you can still add another order to the built route with the same checkbox. Read more: Own delivery.
• Website and storefront. When booking a table from the storefront, the guest now picks how long the booking lasts — 1, 1.5, 2, 3 or 4 hours, 2 hours by default — instead of typing a second clock time: the same list you use to edit a reservation in the Hall panel. Below the list the sheet says until when the table is held, for example “Until 21:00”, and a booking that runs past midnight is worked out for you. Read more: Table Reservations.
• Requests. The “Requests” menu item now shows an orange badge with a number — how many requests arrived since your last visit to the section, across all your locations at once. No more checking “just in case”: open the section and the badge clears, and the section opens on the location where something is new. Read more: "Requests: a single inbox".
• POS and floor. The hall floor plan now shows who serves each table: the waiter is a clear circle in their colour with their initials at the table's corner, and hovering over it (a tap on a tablet) shows their name. This works on the “Now” and “Scheme” tabs of the Hall panel, in the POS table picker and on the hall monitor. Read more: Hall Panel.

10 September 2026 — HR records, fixed assets and ring groups#

• Staff and HR. HR records for a small team: an employee has a manager, requests go for approval, people edit their own card, and HR events are dated — on termination access is revoked reliably. Read more: Staff & shifts.
• Staff and HR. Leave is calculated by the rules of the country (Georgia, Russia, Turkey, Albania, Kazakhstan): the balance, a ledger of movements and the entitlement ladder by length of service — with no spreadsheet. Read more: Staff & shifts.
• Staff and HR. An employee confirms their own timesheet, orders certificates themselves and signs documents with a code from an e-mail — no walking to the manager. Read more: Staff & shifts, Documents.
• Staff and HR. No-shows, sick leave and unpaid leave are now first-class entities: they are deducted in payroll and included in the accounting export. Read more: Staff & shifts, 1C:Accounting.
• Finance and documents. A new “Assets” section: a register of fixed assets and equipment with accounting and tax depreciation, repairs and upgrades, a statement and QR labels. Read more: Finance, Hardware: what connects.
• Telephony and calls. Ring groups became extensions: a group has its own number, a second-by-second ring plan, personal hours for members, hold music and “music instead of ringback”. Read more: Telephony: your own PBX.
• Telephony and calls. Line quality can be checked from the phone itself — the service number *43; the result lands in the call log, and the PBX log shows the routing trace of a call. Read more: Telephony: your own PBX, SIP Phone Setup.
• Chat and messengers. @-mentions in the composer, announcements with read confirmation, a pinned-message bar and quiet hours driven by the shift schedule. Read more: Chat with Guests.

4 September 2026 — The partner cabinet, “Open now” widgets and ready-made call analyses#

• Partner programme. The partner programme now has a cabinet: a partner signs up on their own, manages their clients, invoices them and sees the settlement with the platform. Read more: Partner program.
• Partner programme. A partner network: a partner can have sub-partners, the mark-up is calculated from the difference in rates, and sub-partners get invoiced. Read more: Partner program.
• “My website” widgets. The “Open now” status on an external site follows the location's schedule; links and QR codes for an action — order, booking, call — arrived, along with an 18+ age gate. Read more: My Website, Multibutton.
• “My website” widgets. The site can show a popup with the nearest free booking slots and a progress bar saying how much is left until free delivery. Read more: Appointments, My Website.
• “My website” widgets. A quiz on your site can score the answers, branch to different outcomes and act as a calculator — the visitor gets an answer, not just “thank you”. Read more: My Website, Attention.
• Telephony and calls. “Ready-made analyses” — a small set of industry conversation reviews that work without any setup; next to it there is now a control for analysis quality. Read more: Telephony: your own PBX.
• Telephony and calls. The call recordings list scrolls infinitely, a column filter is entered right in that column's header menu, and the list holds video as well as audio. Read more: Telephony: your own PBX.
• Website and storefront. Every legal document on the site now has a help note: whether it is mandatory in your country, what it contains and what you risk without it. Read more: Website legal documents.

August 2026#

31 August 2026 — A knowledge base built from websites, and an assistant that knows your till#

• AI assistants. The knowledge base ingests a whole website: folders mirror the URL structure, the queue comes from the sitemap, a crawl can be stopped halfway, and auto-refresh can be switched on. Read more: Knowledge Base.
• AI assistants. The open knowledge-base document is now in the page URL — you can send a colleague a link to the exact article. Read more: Knowledge Base.
• AI assistants. The assistant answers with action links: a click opens the right section, tab or the exact setting instead of leaving you to find it. Read more: Help Center.
• AI assistants. The assistant knows specific till models and sees the hardware at your workstation: “the till says SEND GRA SEVER” now gets an answer instead of advice to call a service centre. Read more: Hardware: what connects, Cenaly Hardware Bridge.
• Hardware. “Receipt not printed” now comes with a reason and next steps instead of the raw text from the till driver. Read more: Fiscalization, Cenaly Hardware Bridge.
• Hardware. Discovered hardware can be disabled and deleted — and the deletion sticks: the device doesn't come back on the next scan. Read more: Hardware: what connects.
• Marketing and newsletters. Promo codes with validity dates: the table shows active, expired and upcoming codes separately, with no manual date checking. Read more: Commerce, Loyalty Program and Coupons.
• Menu and catalogue. AI autofill for a product card now works in the Russian environment too, on the models and search available from Russia. Read more: Product Features, AI Catalog Import.

28 August 2026 — Your own PBX for real, and guests inside the team chat#

• Telephony and calls. Your own PBX: call recording really records, inbound routing rules really execute, and an inbound line can be set up and tested right in its card. Read more: Telephony: your own PBX, Connecting a provider number to the PBX.
• Telephony and calls. Outbound calls: a line of their own for each employee, line-selection rules by number pattern, and dialling either through the carrier trunk or with the device's own SIP account. Read more: Telephony: your own PBX, SIP Phone Setup.
• Telephony and calls. SIP over TLS on the dedicated machine and an external reachability probe: “the machine is configured” no longer means “calls actually reach it”. Read more: Telephony: your own PBX.
• Telephony and calls. A daily minute cap, an alert on abnormal traffic and a real retention period for recordings — the phone bill finally has a brake. Read more: Telephony: your own PBX.
• Chat and messengers. Guest chat moved into the team chat: guests, the AI secretary and digital workers now live in the same feed as the team, and messages can be reacted to with emoji. Read more: Chat with Guests.
• CRM and counterparties. Global search on Ctrl/Cmd+K, a “My day” screen, bulk actions on cards, CSV export and duplicate detection. Read more: Clients (CRM).
• POS and floor. A floor monitor — a full-screen table plan for a TV or tablet, with panning and zoom to cursor. Read more: Floor Plan, Hall Panel.
• Platform. The open tab of a section now lives in the page URL across 23 sections: refresh, the browser Back button and a link to a colleague finally work as expected. Read more: Account and location settings.

24 August 2026 — Pay an invoice by link, gift cards and country-aware payroll#

• CRM and counterparties. An invoice can be paid by link: it gets its own page showing the outstanding amount, the e-mail carries a “Pay” button, and the incoming payment is allocated automatically. Read more: Clients (CRM), Payments.
• CRM and counterparties. Recurring invoices: a “Repeat…” control in the document card and a dedicated register tab — subscription invoices go out without manual work. Read more: Clients (CRM), Documents.
• POS and floor. The till learned gift cards and “on account” payment: a certificate can be sold and accepted as a tender, and the debt is settled within a per-location limit. Read more: POS, Loyalty Program and Coupons, Corporate Accounts.
• Delivery and pickup. Courier services on demand: the delivery price is shown to the guest at checkout, a courier can be called with a button, or automatically when the order is accepted. Read more: Own delivery.
• Staff and HR. Payroll is calculated by the rules of the country: packages for Russia, Turkey and Kazakhstan with their taxes and contributions, and one payslip format for every country. Read more: Staff & shifts.
• Marketing and newsletters. An “Audience” section: guests with tags and segments, CSV export, and the same segment as the recipient filter for a newsletter. Read more: Customers, Email campaigns.
• Marketing and newsletters. Double opt-in, a preference centre for the subscriber, and ready-made letter sequences you switch on with a toggle. Read more: Email campaigns, On-Site Engagement Campaigns.
• Finance and documents. Files can be attached to a document, its PDF can be sent by e-mail or into a chat, and the covering letter is composed in the recipient's language. Read more: Documents.

18 August 2026 (date from code) — Missed-call rescue, loyalty points, guest Wi-Fi and till video control#

• Telephony and calls. A “Call back” tab — a missed-call rescue queue: the system spots the missed call, queues the number and sends an e-mail so the guest doesn't go to a competitor. Read more: Telephony: your own PBX.
• Telephony and calls. A “phone in money” summary on the dashboard and a “call → order or booking” trace: you see what the phone earned, not just how many calls there were. Read more: Telephony: your own PBX, Analytics and Reports.
• Marketing and newsletters. A points loyalty programme: points accrue at guest checkout, there is a till panel for accrual and redemption, and the guest sees the balance in their account. Read more: Loyalty Program and Coupons.
• Marketing and newsletters. Guest Wi-Fi: a splash page with sign-in, support for MikroTik and UniFi, and the guest's contact details land in the customer directory. Read more: Customers.
• Hardware. Video control over the till area: a camera is attached to a location in “Hardware”, and every risky operation gets a video clip with a configurable retention period. Read more: Loss Control and Cash Risks, Hardware: what connects.
• Marketing and newsletters. Reputation: “Platforms” and “External reviews” tabs, monitoring of reviews on external sites, and AI-drafted replies you only need to check. Read more: Guest Reviews and Reputation.
• POS and floor. POS: per-guest items on the ticket, a “split by guest” bill and the guest number on the kitchen screen. Read more: POS, Kitchen (KDS).
• Platform. Migrating a venue from GloriaFood — bringing the storefront styling across, not just the menu. Read more: Switch to us.

11 August 2026 (date from code) — A panel that fits your work, mailboxes and the text editor#

• Account and access. The sidebar can be tailored to you: hide the items you don't need, reorder the rest and switch on a ready-made panel profile for your kind of work. Read more: Account and location settings.
• Mail. A mailbox on your own domain arrived — shared across all locations, with a signature, an auto-reply and message flags.
• Website and storefront. The text editor: a slash menu instead of a button bar, tables of any size, callouts, markdown paste from the clipboard, a media library and draft auto-save. Read more: Articles & Pages (CMS).
• AI assistants. AI in the editor writes the alt text for an image, translates the selected fragment and changes the tone of a passage without rewriting the whole article. Read more: Articles & Pages (CMS).
• Menu and catalogue. Product collections: collection axes, collection shelves on site pages, and the open collection in the URL — the link can be sent to a customer. Read more: Product Collections.
• Website and storefront. A gallery of store themes: try a theme on the live site first and apply it only after you like it. Read more: Venue Website Builder, Online Store.
• Stock and purchasing. Stock-taking right inside “Menu”: a recount mode and filters by item kind, so you don't have to hunt for products across sections. Read more: Inventory.

4 August 2026 (date from code) — Newsletters, “My website” and hardware without driver hunting#

• “My website” widgets. A new “My website” section: every widget for an external site lives in one place, and each has its own gear that opens exactly that widget's settings. Read more: My Website.
• Marketing and newsletters. E-mail newsletters: campaigns to your own subscriber list, open statistics and one-click unsubscribe straight from the letter. Read more: Email campaigns.
• “My website” widgets. A form builder: assemble the fields, put the form on your site, and answers land in the panel under “Leads”. Read more: My Website, Commerce.
• Hardware. The bridge installs the vendor drivers for ATOL and SHTRIH-M tills itself and recognises connected hardware over USB — no more hunting for drivers on vendor sites. Read more: Cenaly Hardware Bridge, Hardware: what connects.
• Online booking. Online booking: staff schedules, location opening hours, buffers between services, guest-initiated rescheduling and an “Add to calendar” button. Read more: Appointments.
• Website and storefront. Website pages are assembled from sections that can be hidden or reordered, and the important pages can be pinned to the site's main menu. Read more: Articles & Pages (CMS).
• Website and storefront. Legal documents for the site are available in all 45 interface languages, with a live cookie declaration that updates from the scan results. Read more: Website legal documents, Cookies & Consent (CMP).
• Marketing and newsletters. Your own Google Tag Manager container is connected with a single field in the tracking codes and honours the visitor's choice in the consent banner. Read more: Analytics and Reports, Cookies & Consent (CMP).

July 2026#

28 July 2026 (date from code) — Guest chat, knowledge base and a faster catalogue#

• Chat and messengers. Guest chat got a real operator inbox: private notes, labels, snooze, priorities, ban, and AI suggestions right inside the conversation. Read more: Chat with Guests.
• Chat and messengers. New chat channels: e-mail, Facebook, Instagram and a public API — every conversation in one inbox. Read more: Chat with Guests, WhatsApp Integration.
• Chat and messengers. Chat can now work on its own: event-driven automation rules, reply macros, auto-tagging, and escalation when a guest has been waiting too long. Read more: Chat with Guests.
• AI assistants. A new “Knowledge base” section: your own documents, search across them and questions; a whole website can be loaded — the crawler walks the pages for you. Read more: Knowledge Base.
• AI assistants. The chat bot and the phone bot search products and dishes by meaning: a guest asks for “something not spicy” and the bot answers from your catalogue. Read more: Chat with Guests, Knowledge Base.
• Website and storefront. The catalogue moved onto a database index: the storefront opens faster and products load as you scroll instead of waiting for the whole page. Read more: Product Collections, Online Store.
• Platform. Migrating a store from another platform is now visible in the “Migration” section: what has moved, what is in progress and where it got stuck. Read more: Switch to us, AI Catalog Import.

21 July 2026 (date from code) — Store front and the on-site designer#

• Website and storefront. A new “Store studio” section — a single hub where the storefront, pages and styling are configured. Read more: Online Store, Articles & Pages (CMS).
• Website and storefront. The product page now works like in big stores: two columns, photo swatches for options, accordions for description and delivery, and a sticky buy button. Read more: Product Features, Online Store.
• Website and storefront. Product and collection URLs now look familiar to shoppers: /products/<product> and /collections/<collection>. Read more: Online Store, SEO & Storefront Promotion.
• Website and storefront. Product reviews now show customer photos, and long lists are paginated. Read more: Guest Reviews and Reputation.
• Website and storefront. The on-site designer: the panel docks to the screen edge and auto-hides, there is a phone/browser preview, and the “Properties” button takes you from a picked element straight to its settings. Read more: Venue Website Builder, Articles & Pages (CMS).
• Menu and catalogue. Menu printing: ready-made design presets, a price-list mode, three-column layout, a QR code and category selection. Read more: Print Menu.
• Stock and purchasing. Purchasing: supplier price history, partial goods receipt, matching a photo of the delivery note against the order, and purchase cost per product. Read more: Inventory, Clients (CRM).
• Menu and catalogue. A guest can filter the menu by allergens on the storefront and save a diet profile — the filter is reapplied on the next visit. Read more: Allergens and Nutrients.

Related articles#

• How to get help — the AI assistant, this help centre and live support
• FAQ — short answers about plans, countries, devices and data
• App store — where to switch on the capabilities you do not have yet
• Subscription and plans — what is included in your plan
• First day — launch checklists by business type
• Troubleshooting — if something behaves oddly after an update
• Glossary — what the words in the panel and in these notes mean