We've added an Activity Log endpoint to the Public API. Every other endpoint tells you what your projects look like right now. This one tells you what changed, when, and who did it, across your whole workspace in a single call.

One call returns a timestamped, newest-first feed of activity: projects created and moved through stages, expenses and receipts added, deal analyses completed, updates and photos posted, tasks finished, teammates invited, and more.

Here's a real example. We connected the FlipperForce API Activity Log endpoint to Claude and asked for a plain-English summary of our Workspace's activity from the last seven days. In a single pass it pulled the week's activity and turned it into this comprehensive digest:

Everything in this Weekly Digest came straight from the Activity Log endpoint. The dollar figures, the eight new projects, and the flip analysis all rode along in the activity data, so no extra lookups were needed.

You could set this up as a Scheduled Task in Claude to automatically generate a weekly digest with exactly the information you need to know for the week ahead.

We made a quick improvement to the Scheduler that lets you override Autoscheduling for individual tasks.

If you're not familiar with Autoscheduling, it automatically schedules your tasks based on their dependencies. When one task gets delayed, it pushes back all the dependent tasks downstream, so you don't have to manually adjust your entire schedule every time something changes.

Sometimes your dates are locked in. A contractor might be scheduled to show up on a specific date, like the 16th, and you don't want that task moving around every time an earlier task shifts. In those cases, you'll want to override Auto Scheduling and lock in that start date.

That's what our new date lock feature does. With Auto Scheduling enabled, every task is set to automatic by default. To pin one down, just toggle the task from Auto to Locked and drag it to the date you want it to start. It stays locked in place on that date, while the rest of your schedule keeps taking advantage of Auto Scheduling.

You can switch any task between Automatic and Locked right from the new "Auto?" column in the Scheduler, or from the task's edit window. Locked tasks are flagged so you can see at a glance which dates are set in stone and which are still moving with the schedule.

Your projects now have a Project Team tab, giving you a quick, clear view of your internal team and the companies working on each flip. Instead of hunting through contacts or digging through expenses to find who's involved, everyone on the project is organized in one place.

Open any project and click the Project Team tab at the top of the Project Overview. The Project Team is split into two distinct sections, each focused on a different group of people involved in the project.

You don't have to build either list manually. FlipperForce intelligently assigns users and companies to the Project Team based on real activity on the project.

Users are automatically added when they:

Companies are automatically added when they are:

You can also add or remove users and companies manually at any time.

We've already done the work for you. Your existing Project Teams have been pre-populated based on who has already been active on each project and which companies have already been assigned to schedules or expenses. When you open the Project Team tab for the first time, your team should already look accurate.

The User Management page now includes a Role & Access column, giving workspace owners and admins a quick at-a-glance summary of each user's project and feature access without having to dig into individual settings.

Workspaces on the Teams or Business plan can invite team members and control exactly what they can see and do. Limit your bookkeeper to accounting features only, or give a contractor access to a single specific project. The new column makes it easy to confirm those permissions are set up correctly, right from the main User Management table.

To manage user permissions, head to Settings > User Management.

Picking the right comps just got a little easier. We added thumbs up / thumbs down controls to the Comps tool so you can sort the good from the bad without losing track of either.

Thumb up a comp to select it. Those comps float to the top of your list, update the Selected Comp Stats bar in real time, and are the only ones that appear in your Comps Report.

Thumb down a comp to flag it. It drops to the bottom of the list, gets highlighted in red so it's easy to spot, and disappears from the map view so your visual isn't cluttered with properties you've already ruled out.

Everything you haven't touched stays right where it is — you're not forced into a decision on every row, just the ones that matter.

Previously you could only mark comps you wanted. There was no way to explicitly push bad ones out of the way, so outliers and non-disclosure properties just sat mixed into your list. This gives you a cleaner working view and a tighter report without any extra steps.

We just added Income endpoints to the FlipperForce Public API, completing our accounting suite for developers.

Combined with the Expense endpoints we launched earlier this month, you now have full read and write access to both sides of your project financials through the API. That means developers can pull a complete income and expense picture for any project, build true profit and loss reporting, and sync financial data in both directions with external tools.

Here's what the new Income endpoints support:

Just like the Expense Line Items endpoint, the Income List endpoint returns a value representing the sum of all matching income records before pagination, making it straightforward to build reporting without having to paginate through every record manually.

With income and expenses both accessible through the API, developers can now build things like a real-time profit and loss dashboard across your entire portfolio, automated end-of-month financial summaries, or a full two-way sync with QuickBooks that accounts for both what came in and what went out on every project.

The new Income endpoints are live now. Check out the updated FlipperForce API Documentation to get started.

We just launched a new set of developer endpoints in our Public API specifically for the Expense Tracker.

FlipperForce already handles the heavy lifting of tracking your budgets, running AI receipt scans, and exporting financial reports inside our app natively. This new update opens up our backend expense engine for teams who want to build custom software connections.

Based on real requests from our community, here is what developers can build right now:

Opening up these expense endpoints is just the first step. Our ultimate goal is to add developer endpoints for almost all features in FlipperForce.

We are actively using this API expansion to pave the way for two major upcoming automation tools:

Because these features are part of our Public API, utilizing them right now requires technical development.

If your technical team has any questions, reach out to us at support@flipperforce.com!

We've revamped the Companies & Contacts manager with a new Tax & Insurance column that puts your contractor compliance status front and center. No more clicking into individual records to check if a W-9 is on file or a certificate has expired.

House flippers work with a lot of contractors, and staying on top of insurance compliance is one of those administrative tasks that's easy to ignore until it becomes a costly problem. This update is designed to eliminate that blind spot entirely.

The updated Companies list now displays a dedicated Tax & Insurance column for every company in your workspace. At a glance you can see whether a Tax ID (W-9) is on file, and the exact expiration dates for both Workers Comp and General Liability coverage, all without opening a single record.

Insurance dates are color-coded automatically:

This means you can scan your entire contractor list in seconds before pulling someone onto a job, and catch expiring policies before they become a liability exposure.

We’ve rolled out a major update to the Property Data and Owner Data views, focusing on a cleaner, more legible layout while adding advanced tools to help you track and document your leads.

The Owner Data page has been completely redesigned to act as a central hub for tracking critical prospect details. You can now manage:

We have added a brand-new Seller Motivation Matrix that automatically pre-populates potential distress signals based on available market data.

This matrix is completely editable, allowing you to use it as a manual documentation feature to check off and track the specific distress signals you uncover during your research. Signals are organized across 5 distinct categories:

As a follow-up to our Project Overview revamp, we’ve added a Lead Info section that appears automatically when a project is in the . This keeps your most critical early-stage context right where you need it while you’re crunching numbers.