The Smart Schedules table can grow quite long as you add more schedules to your portfolio. Several rows may describe the same kind of income or expense for the same property, leaving you with more scrolling and more figures to piece together.

Following customer feedback, we have updated the overview to bring matching rows together. It makes a big difference when the table has become too long to read comfortably.

Rows now share a line when they have the same category, property or room, and label. Their scheduled amounts are added together for each month, giving you one row to follow across the table.

For example, two repair schedules for the same property, both labelled “Maintenance”, can now appear on a single row. If one contributes £100 in a month and the other contributes £50, that month’s cell shows £150. Amounts falling in different months appear along that same row, making the pattern easier to follow.

Different categories, properties, rooms and labels still have their own rows, so those distinctions remain visible.

The detail is still close by

You can select a monthly amount to see the individual scheduled entries behind it. The underlying schedules remain separate, and the overall totals stay the same; this change brings their figures together in the overview.

Customer feedback helped highlight how much the length of the table affected everyday use. With fewer repeated rows, it is easier to scan the months ahead and find the figures that need your attention.

Sometimes a page looks fine during initial testing, and it is only as customers build up more data that the awkward parts begin to show. A table that is easy to read with a handful of schedules can become much harder to follow with dozens. Feedback from everyday use helps us spot those issues and improve the page as portfolios grow.