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Agynamix Invoicer v1.4.2 Release Notes

With v1.4.2, AGYNAMIX Invoicer ships the first version with licensing enabled. Client-server operation, installation experience, and many daily workflows improve significantly.

With v1.4.2, AGYNAMIX Invoicer crosses an important threshold: the first version with licensing enabled goes live. At the same time, client-server operation is further hardened, the installation experience improves significantly across all platforms, and many daily workflows become smoother.

Highlights

Licensing and trial period

  • This is the first version with licensing enabled. After installation, a 30-day trial period begins automatically with full access to all features.
  • After the trial expires, a valid license is required to continue using the application.
  • A new “Buy License” button is available directly in the trial info dialog and the license reminder screen, making the transition as simple as possible.
  • Updates Pass management has been comprehensively reworked: activation, deactivation, and update eligibility display now work more reliably and are easier to use.

Add line items from the bottom of the list

  • New line items in documents can now be added below the last row.
  • For long item lists, this eliminates the need to scroll back to the top – a noticeable comfort improvement in daily work.

Native bootstrapper with startup feedback

  • AGYNAMIX Invoicer now includes a custom-built bootstrapper (written in Rust) that provides immediate visual feedback on application startup across all platforms.
  • Especially on Windows, where the first launch of a Java application can take noticeably longer, the bootstrapper displays a splash screen with version number and animated loading indicator.
  • The bootstrapper bridges the gap between clicking the app icon and the main window appearing – the impression that nothing is happening is now a thing of the past.

Apple notarization integrated

  • macOS builds now go through the full Apple notarization process including stapling.
  • macOS users see a fully whitelisted application with no Gatekeeper warnings on first launch.
  • DMG package and icon display on macOS have also been fixed.

Client-server further hardened

  • A new Verify Server Connection Wizard helps diagnose and troubleshoot when the client connection to the server fails.
  • The session heartbeat now runs through the regular health poll – less network overhead, more stable connection.
  • Offline mode has been significantly expanded: PDF export, download buttons, email sending, number ranges, and user management now behave correctly when the host is unreachable.
  • In client-server mode, the host now handles email dispatch authoritatively.

Platform-specific menu bar

  • macOS now uses the native AWT menu bar (integrated into the system menu bar), while Linux and Windows use a Compose/Skia-rendered menu bar.
  • This fixes HiDPI scaling issues on Linux and gives macOS users the expected native behavior.

Windows installer fundamentally reworked

  • The MSI installer now clearly distinguishes between first install and update with tailored dialogs for each scenario.
  • A downgrade blocker prevents installing an older version over a newer one.
  • All installer text now uses the informal “Du” (German), matching the application’s overall tone.

Instance lock significantly more robust

  • The mechanism that prevents multiple application instances from running simultaneously has been fundamentally hardened.
  • The lock dialog now shows the start time of the running instance so you can identify which instance is active.

Additional improvements

  • Time tracking: New “New Time Entry” menu item directly in the customer context menu. Time entries for already-billed periods are now handled correctly.
  • Date input extended: The date parser now accepts shortened inputs like 3 or 3.2. and automatically completes the current year.
  • Audit log & compliance: Sequence numbers are now visible and filterable in the listing. A fix migration repairs incorrect audit hash entries from previous versions.
  • S3 archive & backup: Improved dialog usability, clearer warnings, and a fixed race condition when restoring backups on Linux.
  • User management: Moved into the Settings area, with read-only mode when offline.
  • Automated screenshots: A new framework creates automated screenshots of all important application views for the user manual.
  • Multiple dependency updates and build pipeline improvements for better stability and security.

If you want to explore AGYNAMIX Invoicer in practice, you can find the application here: AGYNAMIX Invoicer.

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