What's new

Every release of Corva Desk, newest first. Corva Desk is in early access, so version numbers start with 0 until general release.

0.10.1 Tickets on a phone 2 October 2026

On a phone, a ticket's buttons no longer cover its number and title. The title uses the full width and the buttons sit in a row below it.

Dashboard tiles can be one to six columns wide.
Place tiles anywhere on a wide screen. They stay where you put them, gaps included. Only the tiles in the way move, and they move down.
While you drag a tile, a dashed outline shows where it will land, and the other tiles slide out of the way.
Text cut short in a dashboard list shows in full when you point at it.
Corva Desk now has a version number and this public history of changes.

The dashboard buttons save in the background, so the page no longer reloads or jumps to the top.
Resolved tickets and Paid now follow the period you pick on the dashboard.
Tickets now record when they were closed, so "resolved this week" counts the tickets actually closed this week.
An invoice counts as paid on the date of its last payment, not the day the payment was entered.

A personal dashboard of tiles, in place of the separate Home and Status pages. Choose your tiles, their order and the period. Nobody else sees your arrangement.
While you are still moving from Odoo, Corva Desk keeps an exact copy of your Odoo tickets, contacts and invoices. You can apply changes at once or review them first.
A final sync and switch-off for when you are ready to make Corva Desk your main system.
A countdown while a sync runs, based on how long recent syncs took.

Messages synced from Odoo keep their author, their line breaks and their links, and name the person who wrote them.
"Engineer notes" are now "Internal notes".

Sign-in is open from anywhere. Every sign-in attempt is recorded, and the service can block addresses that misuse it.
Support for a USB NFC card reader, for looking up a customer from their card.

Contacts are now one list of businesses and individuals, each with related contacts, several addresses and tags.
Each business chooses its own time zone. Dates, times and periods follow it.
Each business chooses how dates are written.

Your own inbound mailboxes: email to them becomes a ticket, and replies join their ticket.
Ticket email updates for your team and for the people on a ticket, with personal settings.
Number series for invoices, quotes and credit notes, with your own prefixes.
Fine-grained permissions for roles, down to individual actions.
A shared calendar module with named calendars, sharing and repeating entries.
Editable print templates for tickets and invoices.
A quick-switch PIN for changing user on a shared computer.
User management for administrators: password rules, away status and sign-in address rules.
A page-width switch on every page, remembered for you.

An assets register, linked to customers and tickets.
Personal to-do lists that you can share with colleagues.
A connection to QuickBooks Online, available on request.
Every contact and invoice coming in from Odoo can be reviewed before it is added.

Optional device monitoring: a small agent reports each computer's health and hardware, raises alerts, and offers remote actions and remote control.
Your logo on your workspace and documents.
File attachments on tickets.
In-app notifications.
Back up your own data, and restore it, from Settings.
Sign in once at corvadesk.com and land on your own workspace address.

Payments recorded against invoices. An invoice is paid when its payments cover it.
Tasks, on their own or attached to a ticket.
Customer email replies land on the ticket they belong to.
Editing of ticket details and comments, with the history kept.
Invoices linked to the ticket they came from.
Email sent from your workspace's own address.
Recurring invoices for subscriptions.
Electronic signatures.
Historical invoices brought in from Odoo, keeping their original numbers.
Administrators can preview the app as any role.

Bring your tickets and their full conversations in from Odoo, reviewed before they are added.
Queues (teams) for tickets, defined by you.
Ticket numbering in your own format.
Each business connects its own Odoo.
Self-service sign-up by invitation, and an operator console for running the service.
Suspend, close, or permanently erase a workspace and its data.

A workspace for each business, with its data kept apart from every other at the database level.
Contacts, and tickets with statuses you define.
Quotes and invoices. An issued invoice can no longer be changed.
Your own words for things: a ticket can be a job, a case or a matter.
The public website and early-access sign-up.