What’s new in Trellis — features, improvements, and fixes, newest first.
Deleting your account no longer wipes it on the spot. It locks immediately and is held for at least 30 days, so an account deleted in haste — or by the wrong person — can be brought back.
Read moreThe labels you tag work with are now something you can filter by, so a label like "Animation" becomes a view of that work rather than just a marker on it.
On a long project, finding the weeks a person is actually booked meant scrolling and hoping. Now their row tells you which way to go and takes you there.
Read moreA timeline too big to render as an image used to take up to two minutes to fail, with nothing to act on. Trellis now checks the size first and offers the format that will work.
Enterprise workspaces used to discover a seat limit change the next time an invite was blocked. The Owner and Admins are now notified when it moves.
Read moreSigning in had stopped offering Email verification as a way to receive your code, and choosing Email code as your default in Security settings failed outright. Both work again, and anyone who had email set as their method keeps it.
Read moreGiving someone a rate card, or moving them onto a different one, re-prices the work they are already assigned to. That recalculation could leave a task at £0 or fall back to an out-of-date rate. It now applies the rate you intended.
Read moreA handful of changes that make getting around Trellis a little less work.
Read moreMark the dates that matter against every deliverable, and hand a client the whole plan through a link that needs no Trellis account.