· 4. Mai 2026
Course bookings pay into the organisation's own account
Money from a public course booking now goes to the organisation's own connected account instead of one fixed destination, and the form builder learned drag and drop.
Added
- Drag and drop in the form builder. List entries can be reordered by dragging, and the form's underlying structure follows the change instead of drifting out of sync.
- QR code for linking an existing account. Someone who already has a Methacore account can scan a code to link it, rather than ending up with a second one.
- Reply-to address on notification emails. An email can now carry a reply-to address, so an answer goes to the mailbox the organisation wants it in.
Improved
- A booking validates the organisation before it takes money. Checkout checks the organisation and its short name first, and the payment session is read straight from that organisation's connected account.
- A charge on a course needs a description. Creating or updating a course rejects a charge that has none, so a line item can no longer appear unlabelled.
- Connecting a payment account says what went wrong. Errors in the Stripe OAuth callback are handled and logged, and a callback arriving without a user id no longer breaks.
- Public pages now ship crawler directives, so search engines are told what they may index.
Fixed
- Course payments were routed to one fixed destination account. Funds now go to the organisation's own connected account, the application fee calculation was reworked along with it, and a redundant routing parameter is gone.
- Booking metadata differed depending on which path created the checkout session, and is now normalised.
- The public course page had misaligned elements in its layout.