What’s new · Tally

Version 0.9.41 October 18, 2026

Change a list in one go: up to 25 counts, prices from a rule (“Shimano down 10%”), orders for several stores, or transfers from Tally’s suggestions.
Put a whole list back in one request, and download the values as they were before it goes through.
Work orders: due date, mechanic, and hook, on one or up to 25 at a time.
You choose which changes wait for your OK, with limits on price drops and changes per day.
The weekly brief lists last week’s changes made through Tally, who made each, and how to put each back.
A new check finds items named for one store that keep selling at another.
New shops get an email when their data is ready, with three questions to start.
Reorder points worked out for you from sales and the vendor’s lead time; a customer’s email, call, and mail choices.

Tally now works the way your shop does: tell your assistant how you handle a job, and it remembers the steps for next time.
Answers no longer assume a bike shop. Work order statuses, labor, big purchases, and sizes are read from your own catalog and your own words.
Online sales show each order’s store, stock, and nearby transfers as plain facts, and you decide how they’re settled.
Every change of store on a finished sale is reported, none waved through as routine.
Your assistant can start a work order for any customer, from a sale or not, for your OK.
Overtime, your season, and your sale price level follow your own rules once you tell your assistant.
Easier to read: small text has more contrast, and Settings is one tidy column.
A new shop runs on its own stores' clock from the moment it connects, and price bands fit what it sells.

Item searches grouped by model, and unfinished sales, answer faster.
Your assistant makes one call where it sometimes made two. Every answer has the same figures as before.

See which prices didn’t keep up with rising costs, each with a suggested price that brings back its old margin.
A month-end check of what’s sitting on work orders, layaways, and special orders, with a short clean-up list.
Hours by pay period, ready for payroll, with the punches to fix first.
Answers about discounts now say how much of the period they can see, when your sales don’t record a normal price.
Your assistant can now start a purchase order or change a price for your OK, once you agree in Settings.
A weekly brief: last week against the week before and the same week last year, by email on Monday mornings if you pick it in Settings.
See what was added to the catalog this week, one row per model, with what needs a second look.
Sales and stock value now match Lightspeed’s own reports, and lists lead with what you can act on.

Likely typos in item names, with the items to fix.
Fix an item’s name, category, brand, SKUs, or UPC from your assistant, shown in full for your OK and easy to put back.
Update vendor costs from a pasted price list.
Tag customers, fix a customer’s contact details, and tidy duplicates.
A follow-up like “what about gravel?” now uses what the conversation is already about.
New changes you can make from your assistant stay off until each one has been checked.