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Release notes - August 2026

Workspace Permissions — Protect Your Shared Workspaces

What's New: Workspace Permissions add three access levels, Owner, Editor, and Viewer, to every shared workspace. Owners can edit and delete, Editors can edit only, and Viewers can view without making changes. Existing shared workspaces are updated automatically, so no one loses the access they already had.

Key Benefits:

  • Protect a workspace's layout and content from unwanted changes

  • Let colleagues view a shared workspace without being able to edit it

  • Assign the right level of access to each person individually

  • Keep existing shared workspaces working as before, with access levels set automatically


Record Creation — Create Records Without the Clutter

What's New: Creating a new record is now tidier. Only the fields that need your attention are shown by default, and adding something new along the way, such as an organisation or an address, now happens within the same window instead of a separate pop-up.

Key Benefits:

  • Stay in one window when adding related information while creating a record

  • Required fields are never hidden, so nothing important gets missed

  • Add an address by type, only filling in the fields you need

  • Less clutter overall, without losing any functionality


Bulk Invoice Sending — Send Multiple Invoices in One Go

What's New: You can now select multiple invoices from the invoice list and send them together in a single batch, instead of sending each one individually. Tribe checks every selected invoice for missing details, such as a document template, and lets you fix these on the spot before sending. A batch report is always available afterwards, showing what was sent, what failed, and what was skipped.

Key Benefits:

  • Send a full batch of invoices in a few clicks instead of one at a time

  • Common issues, like a missing document template, get flagged and fixed before sending

  • A clear batch report shows exactly what succeeded, failed, or was skipped, and why

  • Sending is automatically throttled to protect email deliverability

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