Required Yes/No questions on data forms
A required Yes/No question on a data form is now correctly enforced, on both the practice and client-portal side.
The 33 changes Sodium shipped in May 2026: 20 new features, 10 improvements and 3 fixes, with the most activity in Document Templates, Tasks and Client Onboarding.
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A required Yes/No question on a data form is now correctly enforced, on both the practice and client-portal side.
Ticking a checklist item now saves instantly; editing its text still saves explicitly.
One screen for everything you're waiting to send - proposals, document requests, forms and more.
More client details are now available as template tokens - VAT dates, contact details, date of birth, address and custom fields of every type.
File-type icons make it easier to scan a document list, and you can turn off automatic folder creation.
Due dates set near the end of a month no longer drift when the next month is shorter.
Add your logo and colours so the portal your clients see is unmistakably yours.
Add a header, footer and background image to your generated PDF documents.
Start a new document from a plain letter template.
Generate a document straight from a template, ready to send or download.
Templates, letters and forms you've customised from the library can now be reverted to the original, with a clear indicator when the library version has since moved on.
AML contacts now sync automatically with Xama, and a status badge shows where each check stands at a glance.
See every client's progress through a service on a drag-and-drop board, with time-in-stage tracking built in.
See mailbox connection errors and reconnect without leaving the page.
Add a checklist to an onboarding task, the same as any other task.
Documents uploaded through Client Portal keep their folder path instead of landing in one flat list.
Organise custom fields into groups so they display together on the client record.
Choose whether CSV-imported clients get onboarding tasks or go straight to active.
Select multiple tasks and delete them in one action.
Turn on an option to send client emails from the connection that matches the client's manager, instead of always using the default.
Build your own forms with custom questions, send them to clients and see the answers land straight on the client record.
Send document requests, forms and other client-facing tools even if you haven't turned on Client Portal.
Connect Box alongside Google Drive, OneDrive, SharePoint and Dropbox, including external folders and subfolders.
Engagement letter templates can now reference your professional body by name.
Previewing a document-request workflow step no longer fails for clients with a lot of existing requests.
Accepting a proposal now creates the onboarding task with its full workflow already attached.
Browse your connected mailbox by folder, with unread counts, directly inside Sodium.
Price a service with a fixed amount, not just a percentage, when building pricing factors.
Move a client's services in and out of Sodium by CSV, including bringing across a whole service catalogue from Engager.
See at a glance which team a task is assigned to, right in the list and the calendar day view.
Importing clients from Engager now matches on HMRC references and user names, and brings across each client's VAT-registered status.
Set a name template with tokens for things like client name, date and quarter, and every task it creates fills them in automatically.
Sodium opens its doors: client management, tasks, workflows, proposals and engagement letters, ready for UK practices.
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