Release Notes and Change Log - 2026

Modified on Wed, May 27 at 5:14 PM

                       

Martus follows a continuous release methodology. Updates are released frequently, typically several times each week. (Update deployments do not require Martus downtime.) When there are significant updates (new functionality, improvements to existing functionality), then release notes are updated and emailed to Martus Admins and any other Martus users who have signed up for the Release Notes email.

This page provides a summary list of all updates and significant changes in 2026, plus a link to a PDF with details about those changes. Please note, some updates apply to features that are only available in certain Martus subscriptions, or with certain integrations. 


Check out the Subscription Package Descriptions if you have any questions about what features are included in your subscription. Review the Integration Feature Matrix for a summary of integration-related features.

May

  • In budgeting, a View Only permission can be used to allow a user to see but not update budgets, budget worksheets, and SPWs (May 12)
  • Reports can be emailed in Excel or PDF format from the Dashboard>Financials reports list and from the Planner>Planner Summary reports list (May 20)
  • New features in SPW formulas allow you to target SPW line(s) and specify a single month, a range of months, certain specific months, a running balance, or a prior month (May 26)
  • Personnel budgeting is undergoing a facelift to improve usability. Phase 1 reorganized several menu selections into Personnel Budgeting Setup (May 27)
  • Martus now offers an API integration to MIP Cloud (May 27)

April

  • For Personnel Budgeting, a new permission so that non-admins can Manage Allocations. A companion permission controls whether the user can see employee compensation (April 28)
  • For Cash Flow Forecasting, the balancing dimension (company or entity) can now be a line dimension (April 28)

March

  • For the NetSuite integration, support for multi-currency (March 9)
  • For ReportBuilder, email reports (March 26)
  • Martus now offers an integration to Sage 300--cloud-based version with WebScreens  (March 27)
  • New budget widget option Reforecast Line (March 26)
  • Option to create an annualized budget (March 27)
  • Cash Flow Forecasting - reforecasts that reflect actuals for the current fiscal year (March 27)
  • Improved support for Project Tasks for the Sage Intacct integration (March 27)

February

  • For ReportBuilder, control which formula is used when a formula row intersects with a formula column. (February 4)
  • For the NetSuite integration, support for the Project dimension (February 7)
  • Trigger day in the current month for managing the automated update of the ending month on standard reports (February 17)

January

  • Many new ways to manage reporting groups, including export/import capability. Check out this video for a demonstration. (January 17)
  • For the integration with Blackbaud's Financial Edge NXT, Martus has added support to treat Class like a dimension. (January 17)
  • For the integration with Sage Intacct, Martus is announcing the beta release of support for Projects + Tasks, and (for Sage Intacct Construction), Projects + Job Cost Codes.  (January 17) 
  • Within the Projected Balance Sheet in Cash Flow Forecasting, there are updates to clarify the calculation of the impact on cash, show the details on-screen, and export to Excel upon request. Check out this video for more information. (January 17)
  • For ReportBuilder, the new Flex Value column type allows you to add specific values to individual lines and then build formula columns based on that. A sample use case, a projected reforecast, is illustrated in the release notes attached below. (January 17)
  • Within Cashflow Forecasting, now you can create multiple starting balance scenarios. Plus, integrations to Sage Intacct and QuickBooks can loading actuals for the prior year from the actuals synced to Martus from the accounting system -- no need to manually import the starting values. (January 22)

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