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TimeSolv Version 20260908 Feature Updates & Bug Fixes
Release Date: September 08, 2026
- Enhancement – Single-Step Processing Added Across Stripe Payment Workflows
TimeSolvPay now provides a streamlined, single-step Stripe payment experience for sent-invoice payments, operating payments, trust deposits, trust replenishments, and payments initiated from a firm’s website. Users can enter card or bank details and complete the transaction without going through a separate collect-and-charge process. Existing payment methods can be reused where available, and newly entered payment methods can be saved for future transactions when selected. - Enhancement – Invoice-Level Billed Descriptions Added to the REST API
The TimeSolv REST API now exposes invoice-level billed descriptions through theInvoiceNotesfield on the GET /timeCard and POST /timeCardSearch endpoints. This allows integrations to retrieve descriptions edited during invoice review while preserving the original time-entry description returned through the existingNotesfield. - Bug – Stripe Operating Accounts Can Be Reactivated
We resolved an issue where a Stripe operating account could become inactive after another account was designated as the default, but could not subsequently be reactivated because the Update option was unavailable. Eligible inactive operating accounts can now be activated again through their payment configuration. - Bug – Contact Support Chat User Details Handling Improved
We corrected how the signed-in user’s name and email address are provided to the Contact Support chat. The chat now passes the user’s complete name correctly and reliably handles email addresses containing supported special characters, helping ensure contact information is populated and submitted as expected.
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