Product Updates
Stay up to date with the latest improvements to MakersHub. Here you’ll find new feature announcements, performance enhancements, and quality-of-life updates - all designed to help you work smarter.
April 6, 2026
You can now send international payments with expanded global coverage, including USD SWIFT transfers to over 200 countries and local currency payments across IBAN-supported regions, Canada, and Australia. When scheduling foreign currency payments, you will see a live exchange rate that reflects the exact rate used, with no hidden fees or post-confirmation adjustments. Payments can be processed and settled as quickly as the same day, providing a faster and more predictable cross-border payment experience.
Expanded global reach with support for multiple currencies and payment methods
Live, locked-in exchange rates with no hidden fees or adjustments
Faster processing times, with many payments settling the same day
Users can now choose the exact page range to use when combining invoice groups in WiseVision. This makes it much easier to handle utility bills, shipment documents, and other multi-page submissions without pulling unwanted data into a single invoice record.
Users can specify which pages should supply the invoice data during the combine action.
Reduces manual cleanup when supporting pages or attachments are incorrectly split into separate invoice groups.
Improves processing for utility bills, shipment-related documents, and other complex multi-page invoice submissions.
You can now configure exports to generate general ledger (GL) entries with multi-line records, enabling seamless integration with accounting systems. This expands export capabilities beyond invoice formats to support more complex financial workflows.
Generate multi-line GL entries with debit and credit mappings
Configure export formats to match specific accounting system requirements
Customize date formats and consolidate invoice item data as needed
April 2026
You can now manually close imported purchase orders and item receipts without re-importing or updating the original records. This helps resolve small discrepancies and keeps records accurate with less effort.
Manually close imported purchase orders and receipts directly
Eliminates the need for re-imports or source data fixes
Helps resolve mismatches and incomplete workflows quickly
April 2026
You can now send international payments with expanded global coverage, including USD SWIFT transfers to over 200 countries and local currency payments across IBAN-supported regions, Canada, and Australia. When scheduling foreign currency payments, you will see a live exchange rate that reflects the exact rate used, with no hidden fees or post-confirmation adjustments. Payments can be processed and settled as quickly as the same day, providing a faster and more predictable cross-border payment experience.
Expanded global reach with support for multiple currencies and payment methods
Live, locked-in exchange rates with no hidden fees or adjustments
Faster processing times, with many payments settling the same day
April 2026
MakersHub now supports flexible custom fields alongside native fields, allowing you to capture structured data directly within invoices and line items. This reduces manual entry and makes workflows more efficient and consistent.
Add and use custom fields with multiple data types (date, number, boolean, dropdown)
Automate workflows with calculations, value copying, and smart imports
Easily export structured data for reporting or external use
Feb 11, 2026
We’ve improved the payment rescheduling workflow to prevent payments from being sent to archived vendor accounts. Archived accounts are now clearly indicated, and the system alerts users if they attempt to reschedule a payment using an inactive account.
Archived vendor payment accounts are now clearly indicated in the interface
System validates account status before allowing remittance rescheduling
Prevents accidental payments to inactive accounts and reduces support issues
23-Feb-26
We’ve introduced more granular user access controls to separate Bill Archive and Payment Archive permissions. Users can now monitor payment records (e.g., confirm arrivals, stop or reissue checks) without requiring full Accounting Access or exposure to vendor banking details. This improves operational flexibility while maintaining strong security controls.
Separate permission controls for Bill Archive and Payment Archive
Allows monitoring and managing payments without full Accounting Access
Protects sensitive vendor payment details while maintaining visibility
19-Feb-26
We’ve extended Net Term discount automation to the “Mark As Paid” workflow. When users record payments made outside of MakersHub (e.g., vendor auto-debits), the system now evaluates invoice date, payment date, and net terms to determine discount eligibility and allows users to apply it automatically.
Net term discount logic now available in the Mark As Paid window
Automatically evaluates eligibility based on invoice and payment dates
Ensures accurate reconciliation for off-platform payments
19-Feb-26
We’ve significantly expanded our REST API and webhook capabilities to support enterprise integrations. The handler architecture has been upgraded to a more robust framework with authentication middleware, enabling faster and more secure expansion. Comprehensive API documentation is now available at support.makershub.ai/apidocs.
Expanded REST API endpoints and webhook notification capabilities
Upgraded handler architecture with authentication middleware
Enables stronger enterprise integrations and faster future expansion
19-Feb-26
We’ve upgraded Integration Mapping export/import to better support CPAs and multi-entity businesses. Exported mappings now include both ledger IDs and full account names. When importing into another entity, the system matches accounts by name and auto-maps the correct IDs. Any mismatches are highlighted for review, dramatically reducing manual reassignment.
Exported mappings now include both ledger IDs and account full names
System auto-maps GL accounts by name during cross-entity import
Discrepancies are clearly flagged to minimize manual work