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Changelog

What's new
in Matrix.

Monthly digest. Pipeline, reports, integrations, workflow, platform — what shipped each month and why it matters.

  1. What shipped.

    Sales Readout becomes editable. BEOs and group resumes go bulk. Event Tracking lights up across every entity.

    • PipelineMTX-1271

      BEOs in bulk.

      Generate BEO documents for every definite event in a window, in one pass. Catering and ops download the week ahead in a single PDF instead of one-PDF-per-event email.

    • PipelineMTX-949

      Group Rooms and Events Control.

      Group blocks and on-property events now live on the same control surface — rooms blocked, rooms picked up, function space committed, and event-day outputs across the property's full booked window. Ops uses it to pace setups; sales uses it to spot inventory left on the table.

    • PipelineMTX-1359, MTX-1360, MTX-1361, MTX-1362, MTX-1363

      Event Tracking foundation across every entity.

      The activity log gets a new layer. Every state change on Leads, Opportunities, Accounts, and Contacts now writes a traceable event record — who changed what, when, in what context. The Sales Readout already taps it; audit trails and ownership-handoff workflows that build on top come next.

    • PipelineMTX-787

      Kanban board updates.

      Kanban tiles got denser and faster. Rate, room nights, GC code, and need date now visible without opening the card. Drag-stage transitions write less data so the board loads quicker on multi-property accounts.

  2. What shipped.

    The weekly report becomes The Sales Readout. Group resumes go bulk. Group Rooms Pace ships. Big month for group sales.

    • PipelineMTX-1035

      Group resumes in bulk.

      Generate group resumes for every definite block on a date range, in one job. Rather than print-and-stack one at a time, ops downloads the full week ahead in a single PDF — replacing the print queue ritual every property has been running.

    • PipelineMTX-1114

      Group Rooms Pace.

      A new pace surface for group rooms. Track block pickup against the cutoff date with the same visibility revenue management already has for transient. Group production stops being a lagging indicator on Friday afternoons.

    • PipelineMTX-873

      Group Opportunity form rework.

      The Group Opportunity form has been re-shaped around how operators actually fill it out. Fewer required fields up front, smarter defaults from account history, conflicts surfaced on the Event Grid before save. Less typing, fewer save-then-fix loops.

  3. What shipped.

    AI summaries on the Kanban. Calendar gains a Function Space view. Document workflow tightens up.

    • PipelineMTX-1238

      AI Summary on every Kanban card.

      Click any opportunity tile and Matrix surfaces a context summary — what's been said, what's outstanding, what to do next — without making your team scroll through the activity log. Background-processed so the summary is ready when the card opens.

    • PipelineMTX-1150

      Calendar by Function Space.

      Calendar got a new pivot. View every booking through the lens of which room, ballroom, or breakout it fills. Catering and ops finally see the venue's day at a glance — not just the sales team's pipeline.

    • PipelineMTX-1262, MTX-1256

      Event Grid conflict tooltip.

      When a group's event date conflicts with another booking's setup or breakdown window, the Event Grid now flags it inline with a tooltip explaining the conflict. Caught before save instead of after the BEO is in the catering manager's inbox.

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