Sodium ships several times a day. This is the running record — 203 changes since launch on 7 May 2026, from new features to the fixes and speed-ups in between.
Sodium is constantly improving, based on your feedback. Whether it's a big feature idea or a small tweak, we want to hear from you.
Charge for the months before a client came on board. Add a catch-up fee to a service or a package, on a proposal or on a client's services, spread it over up to 12 instalments, choose when it is billed, and rename the label to suit your practice. It shows on the proposal, in the acceptance email and on the client's billing schedule.
Task lists and workload summaries no longer do billing work they do not need, so they load faster.
The page where you build a proposal has been reworked so it is easier on the eye and more intuitive to work through.
A new guide walking through moving your practice from QuickBooks Practice Manager to Sodium: what to export, what comes across, and the order to do it in.
Reconnecting a storage platform keeps every document and folder mapping attached, and the Connect tile shows the previous account and what is attached to it. A reconnect pointing at a different account is refused, and removing a connection asks you to confirm what you would lose first.
The client list now flags a client when they have billing that needs attention: line items pending approval, or a failed invoice submission.
See a client's upcoming scheduled charges - scheduled, billed or skipped - and skip, override the amount on, or bill one early, right from the client record.
Pick which filters show in the Clients page toolbar, the same customisation already available on Tasks.
When Google Drive or Xero stops accepting a stored connection, it is marked as expired with a Reconnect option, instead of failing with an error.
New Security setting for your practice. When turned on, every user must sign in with an authenticator app, and anyone already signed in without one is asked to sign in again.
New security setting that allows you to stop all integrations that use a practice API key, including AI assistants. Web app sign-in is unaffected.
Edit, send or discard a draft directly from the mailbox, instead of only composing new ones.
Associate added alongside manager and partner as a task filter.
Replies to emails sent through your own SMTP connection now go to the address you set, not the account the mail was sent from.
Bring time entries in from another time tracker or a spreadsheet. Map your columns, match the rows to team members, clients and tasks, review what will be created, and import.
See every timer running across the practice from the Time page itself, rather than going into settings to find them.
Add the client's manager and partner as columns on the task list, and sort by either.
Filter tasks by client, client manager, partner, service, workflow and step type as well as assignee, team and category - then hide the filters you never use so the bar shows only what you want. Saved views understand the new filters too.
See what a recurring task has created, what it is due to create next, and what has been deleted - all on one tab. Cancel an occurrence you don't want before it is created, and restore one that was deleted by mistake.
Add a widget to your dashboard that shows the latest entries from the Sodium changelog, so new features turn up where you already work.
When two tasks share a name, the task picker shows the start date alongside them so you pick the right one.
Delete a task occurrence from the Occurrences page, and restore one that was deleted by mistake.
Email history now shows the next retry time for a message that bounced or was delayed, not just that it's pending.
Adding a team member is now recorded against the person who did it, instead of "System".
Pick the sender for an email sent by a workflow step, instead of always using the practice default.
Return a scheduled broadcast to draft to change it, and pick recipients from a list that keeps up however many clients you have.