2026.43 — Oct. 19, 2026

Public payment requests now use a modern, mobile-friendly Perno design with a cleaner language selector and the real Perno logo. The page recognizes the application that created the payment and presents the correct Perno Creators, Equestrian, Mechanics or Orchestration branding, payer context and localized return path.

Suggested tip amounts, custom amounts and other payment-specific choices are shown directly in the checkout flow, making shared links and QR payments easier to understand and complete.

Equestrian centres can now define different working hours for every weekday instead of using one time range for the entire week. Available lessons are calculated from recurring rules, closures, existing bookings and capacity when they are needed, so a rolling booking window moves forward automatically and no longer creates thousands of future records.

This makes activity editing much faster, prevents timeouts and keeps public centre pages responsive even with extensive schedules. Available slots are grouped by day and ordered by time for a Booksy-like booking experience.

The public booking flow has been redesigned for clarity and localization. Riders select the number of participants within the lesson's available capacity, horse type and experience level, then continue directly to payment—the payment itself confirms the booking.

Competition payments can include several fee items in one checkout, together with the competitor and horse details. Organizers can collect fees after a competition starts when needed and receive payment notifications at the configured email address.

Perno Mechanics now provides a more intuitive repair-order workflow. Workshops can search for customers using the same proven component as Perno Company, add a missing customer in a modal, select only vehicles belonging to that customer and create a new vehicle without leaving the order form.

Repair items use clear price formatting, order changes appear in a translated activity timeline and payment links can be created and sent to the customer's stored—or newly provided—email address using Perno-styled messages. Public order pages are localized and designed consistently with the other Perno applications.

Public Perno Creators profiles now use the same polished, responsive design language as Perno's other vertical products, with working language switching and application-aware links. Supporters stay in the selected language when they open a payment, tip or subscription option.

Creators can independently control whether a payment option appears on their public profile and whether its underlying payment link remains active. This makes it possible to hide an offer temporarily without breaking a previously shared link or QR code.

CRM users can now sort companies and people by their most important fields, search for a company inside contact filters and identify opportunities without a planned activity. Stage headers can select all currently visible deals in that stage, respecting active filters, before a bulk action is applied.

Bulk lead deletion and clearer contextual actions reduce repetitive work, while expanded email previews reveal only the previously hidden part of a long message instead of repeating its beginning.

Task assignment now distinguishes users who can access every project from users—such as Company Managers—who may only work in projects assigned to them. When an assignee or reviewer does not have access to the selected project, Perno clearly warns the person creating the task and requires explicit confirmation.

The check is applied consistently when tasks are created or edited, preventing an organizational role from accidentally granting visibility to unrelated projects.

Perno onboarding now recovers from stale or inconsistent step state instead of sending a user back to the beginning with no way forward. The flow resumes at the first genuinely incomplete step, while app-specific registrations keep their chosen product as the user's default dashboard context.