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New featurePrivate Events·Wed Aug 19·

Private-session clients now hear about edits, roster changes and payment links

Editing a confirmed private session can now tell the client what changed, adding or removing a participant emails them automatically, and you can send a secure payment link by email or text straight from the booking's Payment tab.

Three gaps in private-session communication are closed.

- **Editing a booking can now notify the client.** Move the time, swap the
  room or teacher, change the headcount, adjust the price or deposit, or move
  the status — the client gets a plain-language summary of exactly what
  changed. Internal notes, billing details and PO/department fields never
  appear in this message, so an internal edit can never accidentally trigger
  a client email. If the time itself moves, a fresh calendar invite goes out
  automatically.
- **Adding or removing a participant now emails them.** Someone added to the
  roster — one at a time or in a bulk import — gets a confirmation with a
  personal link to check their own registration status at any time. Someone
  removed gets a heads-up too. This applies whether staff makes the change or
  a participant self-registers.
- **Send a payment link by email or text.** The Payment tab's existing
  copy-link button now sits alongside a proper send action — pick email,
  text, or both, and the client gets a secure pay-now link for their
  remaining balance.

All three are switchable per venue from Settings → Emails → Events, exactly
like every other automated message.
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Products and services can now use the same "VAT included in the price" or "VAT added on top" choice that passes already had — plus a fix for a bug where product sales at the register always taxed at the retail rate, even when the product's own VAT category was different.