Release Status
Production Release Date: August 6, 2026
What's New at a Glance
Improvements
Restart Delinquency: Fee Handling Options
Increased CSV Import Limit for Sage Intacct, NetSuite, and Account Grouping - Up to 15,000 Rows
Restart Delinquency: Fee Handling Options
Decide what happens to existing fees when you restart a delinquency process.
We've added a Fee handling section to the Restart Delinquency confirmation dialog. Until now, restarting a delinquency process gave you no control over the fees already on the lease.
Now, before you confirm the restart, you choose between Keep current fees and Switch to new fees, with a short explanation of each shown in the dialog.
This gives operators a clear, deliberate choice at the moment they restart, instead of one fixed behavior that may not match the reason for the restart.
The fee handling window
Keep current fees is selected by default, so a restart leaves existing fees untouched unless you deliberately switch. Nothing changes for restarts you were already doing.
Switch to new fees waives all existing delinquency fees on the lease and generates a new fee set from today.
Increased CSV Import Limit for Sage Intacct, NetSuite, and Account Grouping - Up to 15,000 Rows
Import large accounting templates in a single pass, without splitting the file.
The Sage Intacct, NetSuite, and Account Grouping CSV imports now support files with up to 15,000 rows, raised from 2,000. These three imports now handle the full template in one pass.
If a file goes over 15,000 rows, the import shows a clear error stating the maximum allowed. Row-level validation and error reporting work the same as before.
Heads up: The higher 15,000-row limit applies only to the Sage Intacct, NetSuite, and Account Grouping imports. All other CSV imports across QuikStor remain limited to 2,000 rows per file.