What’s new
Better every week.
Bizzie is built alongside a working trade business, so it changes when the work shows something is missing. Here is what has shipped, newest first.
November 2026
Jobs
Reasons for going over budget
When a job closes over its estimate, record why: extra scope, weather, a slow crew, a pricing miss. The Profit report rolls the reasons up so you can see which ones cost you most.
Money
Full CSV exports and a faster invoice page
Exports now include every row, not just the first page, and the invoice page opens noticeably faster on long histories.
Money
Automatic credit notes
Reducing or cancelling an invoice that has already been sent now raises a proper credit note, so your records and the client’s stay in step.
Planning
A rebuilt price planner
Try a change to wages, machines or overheads in the plan workspace, see the price each service needs to hold its margin, then apply the new prices in one step.
Clients
Retainers
Bill a client a fixed amount each period and track the work against it, with the retainer linked to the client and to every job it covers.
Money
Overdue reminders you approve, and account holds
Overdue reminders step up on a ladder you approve before anything is sent, and you can put a client’s account on hold until they are paid up.
Automations
Automations with an approval queue
Switch automations on or off per client or job, review anything waiting in the approval queue, and let follow-ups and tasks create themselves.
Money
Hourly billing, person by person
Bill hours per person with their own line cost, and catch hours that were never tagged to a job before they slip through.
Integrations
More webhook events and a client activity feed
New webhook events for the API, and a single activity feed on each client that shows everything that has happened with them.
Materials
Materials import, checked for duplicates
Import a supplier price list and Bizzie checks every row against what you already have before adding it.
Jobs
Flat-cost lines for subcontractors
Add a subcontractor or pass-through cost as a flat line on a service, and it carries from the estimate to the job to the invoice.