Studio CRM v1.0.44

Already on 1.0.12 or newer? Open Settings, Updates, and click Update now. The CRM backs up your data, tries the new version on a copy, then installs it and restarts by itself.

New install or older version: download the ZIP for your computer, unzip it, and double-click Start Studio CRM. Node.js is inside; nothing else to install. To keep your data from an older version, copy its data folder into the new folder.

What changed in 1.0.44: a security update, please install it

• Staff levels are checked more strictly. A limited login (Front desk, Staff, or a role you made) and a kiosk tablet could in some cases reach more than their level allows. This is closed. If you use staff logins or kiosk tablets, update now, then look at your staff list once: every Administrator login should be one you created.
• A studio without a password now opens only on the computer the CRM runs on. Before, any device on your network could open it. Tablets, phones and other computers now show a page that asks you to create the studio password first: on the CRM computer, open Settings, Studio Password. Studios that already have a password see no change.
• First start from another device (a server without a screen, Docker): the CRM asks you to create the studio password. Continue without a password is offered only on the CRM computer itself.
• Forgotten password, or no password on a computer without a screen: create an empty file reset-password.txt in the data folder and restart. The CRM then asks for a new password, from any device.
• Docker: scans and backups now have their own volume (/app/storage), so they are kept when the container is rebuilt. Before you rebuild this time, copy your scans out: docker compose cp studio-crm:/app/storage ./storage-copy.
• Removed: unused sample code for a client portal that was never part of the CRM's screens.

Nothing else changed in this version.

Every button was clicked in a real browser, and the release was install-tested on Windows, macOS (Apple chip and Intel) and Linux before it was published.

Studio CRM v1.0.43

Ready-to-run downloads: unzip, then double-click Start Studio CRM. Nothing else to install.

Studio CRM v1.0.42

Ready-to-run downloads: unzip, then double-click Start Studio CRM. Nothing else to install.

Studio CRM v1.0.41

Ready-to-run downloads: unzip, then double-click Start Studio CRM. Nothing else to install.

Studio CRM v1.0.40

Ready-to-run downloads: unzip, then double-click Start Studio CRM. Nothing else to install.

Studio CRM v1.0.39

Ready-to-run downloads: unzip, then double-click Start Studio CRM. Nothing else to install.

Studio CRM v1.0.38

Ready-to-run downloads: unzip, then double-click Start Studio CRM. Nothing else to install.

Studio CRM v1.0.37

Ready-to-run downloads: unzip, then double-click Start Studio CRM. Nothing else to install.

Studio CRM v1.0.36

Ready-to-run downloads: unzip, then double-click Start Studio CRM. Nothing else to install.

Studio CRM v1.0.35

Already on 1.0.12 or newer? Open Settings, Updates, and click Update now. The CRM backs up your data, tries the new version on a copy, then installs it and restarts by itself.

New install or older version: download the ZIP for your computer, unzip it, and double-click Start Studio CRM. Node.js is inside; nothing else to install. To keep your data from an older version, copy its data folder into the new folder.

What changed in 1.0.35: more of the CRM in your language

• Screens that were still partly in English are now translated in all eight languages: the Record a payment window, the Clients page header, the Pricing Basis card, allergy notes, the "Client:" line on consent and aftercare forms, the on-shift time and the sterile-lot warning on the dashboard. Your own item names and lot numbers stay as you typed them.
• Hint text in note boxes (flash sheet notes, procedure notes, health notes and others) is now in your language.
• Dates and times follow the CRM's language, not the browser's. In English, your browser's own date format is kept.
• Counts read "1 item" and "3 items" correctly.

Every button was clicked in a real browser, and the release was install-tested on Windows, macOS (Apple chip and Intel) and Linux before it was published.