What’s new — 2026-09-11

Routes, Vehicles & Hub Management — Sep 4–11 2026

What's new

Routes

  • The Add Route form has been redesigned to match the latest prototype — cleaner layout, better flow.
  • The routes list now shows a status column and status filter, so you can quickly find active, inactive, or draft routes.
  • Hover over a vehicle registration number in the list to see a quick-info card without leaving the page.
  • New optional columns are available in the routes list: valid-from/to dates, empty running, load factor, and description — toggle them on as needed.
  • Create a new account inline while adding a route — no need to leave the form to set up an owner or transporter.
  • Create a new hub inline while adding a route, complete with address autocomplete powered by Mapbox.

Vehicles

  • The bulk-add vehicle wizard now lets you set a default owner/transporter for all vehicles at once, or override it per row — plus vehicle detail cards give you a clear preview before saving.
  • The Add Vehicle dialog has been refreshed with a consistent look and feel.
  • Swedish vehicle lookup errors are now caught and surfaced clearly rather than failing silently.
  • Create a new transport account directly from the Add Vehicle panel, with the new account automatically selected when you're done.

Hubs & Accounts

  • All owner and transporter fields across the platform have been upgraded to a searchable combobox — just start typing to find an account.
  • You can now create a new account on the spot from any owner or transporter field, including the hub creation form.
  • The hub form now warns you if a hub with the same name already exists, and includes a hub-type field.
  • The account combobox dropdown is now properly sized in side-by-side layouts.

Map

  • Fixed a visual flash that appeared when switching between stop hubs on the transport map.

What's coming next

  • Retire/Archive route flow — ability to sunset a route from the UI.
  • Account relationships management — link transporters and customers, and filter route forms based on those relationships.

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