Hedgerow Release notes

What’s new in Hedgerow 3.8

3.8Tuesday, February 9, 2027

Spring is close, so this release is about the weather. Move a rained-off day in one go, put photos of the finished work on the invoice, and turn an accepted quote into booked visits.

New

Move a rained-off day in one go

Mark a day as rained off and Hedgerow moves every visit to that crew’s next free slot. You see the new plan first. Once you approve it, each customer gets a message with their new day.

BookedRained offMoved here

Before-and-after photos on invoices

Pick up to four photos from a visit and they print on the invoice, under the line items. Handy when the customer wasn’t home to see the hedge.

Accepted quotes become visits

When a customer accepts a quote, Hedgerow offers to book the work. Say yes and the visits land on the calendar with the quoted price attached.

Improved

Fixed

Do you need to do anything? On the web, no: you already have 3.8. On your phone, update Hedgerow from your app store to get rain days and photos.

Rain days exist because 41 of you asked for them. To ask for the next thing, open Help in the app and choose Send feedback.

Earlier releases

3.7 January 12, 2027
  • NewJob costs. Add fuel, tip fees and materials to a job and see what it earned after costs.
  • ImprovedThe customer export puts street, town and ZIP code in separate columns.
  • FixedReminder texts went out at 8 a.m. Eastern for everyone. They now go at 8 a.m. where you are.
3.6 December 8, 2026
  • NewWinter pause. Stop a repeating visit between two dates and it starts again by itself.
  • NewA year-end summary for your accountant: income by month, unpaid invoices and mileage on one page.
  • FixedVisits in the week after the clocks changed on November 1 showed an hour early.
3.5 November 10, 2026
  • NewTake a card payment from the visit screen, before you leave the driveway.
  • ImprovedLeaf clearance and gutter cleaning are visit types of their own, so autumn work shows separately in reports.
  • FixedPhotos taken with the phone held sideways were saved on their side.