Dappr Changelog

Emma, Dappr's AI agent, can now take actions on your behalf — not just answer questions. You can ask her to do things like send a wire transfer, add a reimbursement claim, or order a legal service, and she'll set them up for you. Emma is also getting smarter about more advanced questions, both about Dappr itself and about the accounting, compliance, and recordkeeping concepts you run into day to day. And she's easier to reach: a new Ask Emma button now sits in the top-right corner of the desktop web app.

• Applies to: All Dappr users (desktop web).
• Location: Any page → top-right corner → Ask Emma (next to the notifications icon).

Rollout: June 16, 2026.

Fixed asset depreciation now works for businesses on cash-basis accounting, not just accrual. Even on cash basis, the IRS requires you to capitalize fixed assets — equipment, vehicles, computers, furniture — and deduct their cost gradually through depreciation, rather than writing them off in full the year you pay for them. Dappr now records those assets and calculates and posts the depreciation for you, so your cash-basis books and your tax filings stay aligned with IRS rules without manual workarounds.

• Applies to: Businesses using Dappr Accounting on cash-basis accounting (desktop web).
• Location: Accounting → Fixed assets.

Rollout: June 11, 2026.

The Settings page now has a Sales settings tab where admins (and users with the 'Sales settings' permission enabled) can configure how invoices and quotes behave for the business. You can set default memos, footers, payment terms, reminder schedules, accepted payment methods, failed payment retry rules, and quote response deadlines — without needing to update each invoice or quote individually.

• Applies to: Admins and users with 'Sales settings' access enabled, in businesses subscribed to Dappr Sales (desktop web).
• Location: Settings → Sales settings.
• Invoice settings cover: branding/logo and business info links, default invoice memo, default footer, default payment terms (days after issuance), invoice reminder schedule, default payment options (ACH direct debit, card, wire transfer), and failed card payment retry schedule.
• Quote settings cover: branding/logo and business info links, default quote memo, default footer, default response deadline (days after issuance), and pending-quote reminder schedule.

Rollout: May 1, 2026.

Receipt PDFs now include a payment history section listing each payment made against the paid invoice — payment method, date, amount, and receipt ID. If the invoice has any credits applied (from the customer's credit balance or a credit note), each credit is itemized with a clear adjustment total. The general layout of invoice, quote, and receipt PDFs has also been refreshed.

• Applies to: All businesses using Dappr Sales (invoicing and receipts).
• Location: Sales → Invoices → open a paid invoice → three-dot icon → Download receipt PDF.
• Payment history appears on receipts when the paid invoice has at least one associated payment. Credit lines appear whenever a credit balance or credit note has been applied to the invoice.

Rollout: April 24, 2026.

Exported invoice and quote PDFs now include a clickable link — labeled "Pay online" or "View online" depending on whether the document accepts online payments — that opens the invoice's or quote's hosted page. This lets you send a PDF manually to your customer while still giving them a direct path to view, pay, or accept online. The link appears automatically on all new exports with no action required.

• Applies to: All businesses using Dappr Invoices or Quotes (desktop web).
• The link label is "Pay online" for invoices with online payments enabled, and "View online" otherwise. Quotes always show "View online."

Rollout: April 2, 2026.

You can now skip uploading a statement for any account that had no activity in a given month. Previously, the only way to clear a missing statement from your to-do list was to upload the statement — even if it was blank. Now, just hit "Skip" next to any statement you don't need to provide, and the task resolves without a file upload. If you change your mind, you can still upload a statement for that month from the account's menu.

• Applies to: All businesses using Dappr Accounting (desktop web).
• Location: Dashboard to-do → Upload statements, or Accounting → Overview → month to-do → Upload statements.
• To upload a skipped statement later: Accounting → Bookkeeping → account menu (⋯) → Upload statement.

Rollout: March 24, 2026.

You can now attach files to invoices and quotes. Attachments appear as clickable links in the customer email and on the hosted payment page, so your customers get everything they need in one place — no separate follow-up email required.

Upload up to 10 files per invoice or quote (15 MB each). When creating or editing an invoice or quote, scroll to the Attachments section at the bottom and drag-and-drop or click to upload files one at a time.

A few ways you might use this:

1. Attach a signed contract or statement of work so the customer has the agreement alongside the bill.
2. Include a detailed project report, time log, or expense breakdown to support the line items.
3. Send required tax documents (like a W-9) with the first invoice to a new client.
4. Bundle product spec sheets, certificates of insurance, or license documentation that the customer needs on file.
5. Attach a receipt or proof of a third-party expense you're passing through.

• Applies to: All businesses using Dappr Sales invoices or quotes (desktop web).
• Location: Sales → Billing → Invoices or Quotes → Create invoice / Create quote → scroll to Attachments.
• Attachments are visible to your customer in both the emailed notification and the hosted invoice/quote page.

Rollout: March 5, 2026.

Full-Service Bookkeeping is now available beyond beta, with an in-app signup flow and a “My bookkeeper” dashboard once you’re subscribed. This gives businesses a dedicated bookkeeper to reconcile transactions and keep books current, with visibility into updates and a place for the bookkeeper to request supporting info.

• Applies to: Businesses using Dappr Accounting (desktop web).
• Location: Accounting → Hire a bookkeeper (to sign up); Accounting → My bookkeeper (after signup).
• To subscribe, go to Accounting → Hire a bookkeeper, choose your expected monthly expense tier and billing plan, then submit the signup form. You won’t be charged until a bookkeeper has been assigned, and Dappr reviews the order within 1 business day.

Rollout: February 23, 2026.

You can now purchase an address plan in Dappr: Private Mailbox or Office Address. This lets you set up a business address (and manage incoming mail) directly in Dappr during formation or after your company is live.

• Applies to: New businesses during the formation order flow, and existing businesses with a live company.
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• Location: Formation order flow (business address step); or for existing customers: Virtual Mailbox → Mailboxes → New mailbox.
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• Plans: Private Mailbox — $20/month or $199/year (PMB in CA/DE/FL). Office Address — $3,649/year (commercial-zoned physical business address in CA/DE/FL).
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• Mail handling: Letters are scanned into your Inbox; letters and packages can be forwarded to most destinations.

Click here to learn more about Private Mailboxes.

Rollout: February 17, 2026.

Some exported PDF financial statements were missing certain fields due to an issue in the PDF generator. PDF exports now include all expected fields again, so statements can be shared and saved reliably.

• Applies to: All businesses using Dappr Accounting PDF statement exports.
• Location: Accounting → Reports and statements → Export.

Rollout: February 11, 2026.