February 2026 Release

A Smoother, More Reliable Workflow for Design Businesses 

At Mydoma, every update is focused on making everyday workflows smoother for interior designers. The February 2026 release introduces a series of refinements that improve reliability, accuracy, and usability across invoicing, exports, time tracking, and project management. 

These updates are designed to eliminate small frustrations and ensure that key tools like invoices, reports, and QuickBooks exports work exactly as designers expect, helping firms spend less time troubleshooting and more time focusing on their projects.  

Here’s what’s new. 

More Accurate Invoices and Financial Documents 

Several improvements in this release focus on ensuring invoices and financial exports remain clear and accurate. 

Line items on exported invoice PDFs now appear in the same order shown in the studio, so documents match what designers see when preparing invoices. Payment descriptions and business tax numbers also display correctly on downloaded invoice PDFs, ensuring client-facing documents remain complete and professional.  

Additional updates improve how payments and fees are represented. Credit card and ACH processing fees that were previously passed on through paid invoices now continue to display correctly, even if fee pass-through settings are later changed.  

Stronger QuickBooks and Export Reliability 

For firms using accounting integrations, this release improves how information flows between systems. 

Products exported to QuickBooks now retain their correct product names instead of appearing as generic entries like “shipping” or “sales.” When exporting invoices that include multiple clients, the selected client is now correctly exported instead of defaulting to the first client in the list.  

These refinements help ensure accounting records remain accurate and reduce manual corrections after exporting data. 

Improved Time Tracking and Billing Workflows 

Time tracking updates make it easier to accurately capture and invoice billable hours. 

Checkbox selections in grouped time tracking entries now display correctly, helping users clearly manage and review grouped selections. Designers can also once again select eligible time tracking entries when generating invoices, ensuring billable time is included without additional workarounds.  

These improvements help ensure that time entries and invoices remain aligned, reducing confusion and missed billing opportunities.

Continuing to Improve the Mydoma Experience 

Mydoma continues to evolve to support the way interior designers manage projects, collaborate with clients, and run their businesses. The February release focuses on improving reliability across core workflows so designers can work with greater confidence every day.  

By refining invoicing, exports, time tracking, and project organization, these updates help ensure that Mydoma remains a dependable platform for managing both the creative and operational sides of a design business.