With v1.4.0-pre, AGYNAMIX Invoicer becomes noticeably stronger in two key areas: more day-to-day stability and the first public launch of experimental client-server mode. On top of that, several high-frequency workflows now feel faster, more direct, and more comfortable to use.
Highlights
Client-server moves into its next phase
- Client-server operation is now publicly available as an experimental mode, not just technical groundwork behind the scenes.
- This moves AGYNAMIX Invoicer much closer to practical multi-workstation usage.
- Host/client setup, connection flows, reconnect behavior, and many remote workflows were deliberately hardened so getting started feels far smoother.
- In short: this release turns “technically prepared” into something teams can begin trying in real environments.
More stable in daily use, more reliable in the details
- A large part of this release is made up of many small and medium improvements that add up to a clearly better experience.
- Failure paths were softened, setup flows made more robust, and problematic edge cases cleaned up.
- Especially in the parts of the product people use every day, the application now feels steadier, more trustworthy, and less disruptive.
Linux/X11: no more unexpectedly frozen UI
- On affected Linux/X11 systems, the UI could become sluggish or fully unresponsive in certain situations.
- That issue is now addressed directly by applying the workaround very early during startup.
- The result is a much more dependable desktop experience on Linux, especially where these stalls previously interrupted normal work.
Partial corrections are now much more practical
- Corrections can now be created much more precisely: you can choose which line items should be included in the correction draft.
- That turns manual cleanup into a clear, guided step.
- For partial corrections, this is a real usability win because it gets you to the intended result much faster.
Date fields now work the way users expect
- Date fields now support direct keyboard entry.
- In English locales, inputs such as
3/5or03/05/2026can be entered directly for much faster handling. - On top of that, clicking the leading date icon immediately sets the value to today.
- Together, these changes make common tasks like setting document dates, due dates, and payment dates feel significantly quicker.
S3 archive storage is now fully released
- The S3 archive backend is leaving experimental status and is now available as a regular feature.
- That makes AGYNAMIX Invoicer even more attractive for NAS-based setups, external archive targets, and professional compliance-focused environments.
- Setup, validation, and archive/export integration were improved further so the feature feels much more production-ready in real-world use.
Faster, more transparent startup phase
- Startup has improved as well.
- The splash screen, initialization flow, and startup transparency were refined so the application feels more modern and more responsive from the beginning.
- We are still not fully where we want to be on startup time, but this release is a clear step forward.
More quality below the surface
- Additional improvements touch exports, PDF workflows, audit-log/verification paths, disconnect handling, and several settings-related wizards.
- Test coverage was expanded in parallel, helping ensure these improvements remain stable over time rather than just looking good on paper.
If you want to explore AGYNAMIX Invoicer in practice, you can find the application here: AGYNAMIX Invoicer.