Fewer surprises: two people at once, dates and money, unfinished forms

A sweep of the rough edges that show up once a team uses Solstral every day.

• Two people at once. Email templates, chat widgets and booking pages say who else has them open, and a save made over someone else's asks first. Board cards dragged by two people at the same moment both stay where they were put. The Inbox says when a teammate is viewing or replying to a conversation, and a second reply within ten seconds asks before it goes.
• Dates and times. A new Date and time field ("next call at 15:00"), shown on each person's own clock. Typed dates follow your workspace's date order. Schedules fire once across a clock change. Flows can wait weeks, months or years and land on a real day, and "comes round again in N days" makes birthday and renewal flows.
• Money. Totals on boards and Home add up exactly, and amounts show in their currency's own decimals.
• Accents. Searching "Nguyen" finds "Nguyễn", in records, duplicates and the Inbox.
• Meetings. Round robin shares bookings by recent load, with a report on the booking page; everyone-attends pages put the meeting on every host's calendar.
• Forms. Multi-step forms can offer Finish later, which emails a link back. A form can keep unfinished answers (and says so), list them, and start a Form left unfinished flow. Pressing Submit twice is one submission.