Release Notes

Mobile visitors now see the sticky booking button only after the main homepage button scrolls out of view, keeping the page uncluttered while the booking action remains easy to reach.

In the visual website editor, package and pricing sections now explain where pricing changes are managed and link directly to Pricing settings.

Embedded booking forms now open at a practical height on your website, so customers can see and use the form without it appearing in a cramped frame.

We also improved loading behavior to prevent repeated reloads and make the form appear more reliably.

You can now paste either a direct HTTPS link or the full embed code when adding a Google Forms or HighLevel form to your Contact page. ToteFlow automatically prepares the form and preserves its display height so it appears cleanly for visitors.

The editor also provides clearer guidance and rejects unsafe or malformed embed addresses.

You can now browse ToteFlow platform release notes to see new features, improvements, and fixes in one place. A new link in the tenant dashboard makes the latest updates easy to find.

Platform administrators can also publish and manage release notes from the landlord admin area, helping operators stay informed as ToteFlow evolves.

You can now configure a delivery surcharge for your rental bookings, making it easier to cover extra trip or remote-area costs.

We also fixed a public About page Mission card layout issue so the section displays cleanly across screen sizes.

The visual website editor now supports more inline editing and smoother day-to-day content updates.

These improvements help you change pages faster without hopping between as many settings screens.

Canceled subscriptions now show as inactive on the billing page, so account status is easier to understand at a glance.

Owners and admins also get clearer calls to action when a subscription needs to be reactivated, along with fresher billing state after changes.

ToteFlow now supports ISO-4217 currencies per business.

Prices, invoices, and customer-facing amounts format according to the currency you configure for your tenant.

We fixed dolly count and pickup-date calculations during booking so availability and rental timelines stay consistent for customers and staff.

Payment statuses stay in sync more reliably after gateway updates, and report email links now resolve correctly for operators reviewing activity from their inbox.

Deleting a reservation now includes a confirmation step and clearer error handling, so accidental removals are harder and failures are easier to understand.

Individual users can opt out of admin notification emails while the rest of the team keeps receiving them.

This helps busy operators cut inbox noise without turning off alerts for everyone.

Landlord admins now have a coverage map view powered by Google Maps, making it easier to see where tenants and service areas are active across the platform.

Subscription management is smoother for tenants using Stripe, including clearer cancellation options and better sync when billing status changes behind the scenes.

Owners can manage plan changes, grace periods, and deactivation flows with more confidence from the dashboard.

Custom domain setup instructions are clearer, helping you connect your own website domain to ToteFlow with fewer DNS surprises.

Notification emails now use your business name more consistently, and invite flows are easier to run when bringing teammates or partners into the platform.

Booking pages load CMS content more efficiently, so customers spend less time waiting and more time completing their reservation.

The public Resources page can now feature tutorial videos managed from the landlord admin, giving operators short guides for getting the most out of ToteFlow.

Document signing settings are easier to manage with SignWell, helping you collect signed rental agreements and related paperwork as part of your workflow.

Platform admins can update plan feature descriptions from the landlord admin UI, keeping pricing and feature pages aligned with the product without a deploy.