17 August 2026 v0.10.17

TapNTable 0.10.17: Volta deposit and full refunds

Volta deposit system (SDR)

Since August 2026, every single-use bottle and can sold in Portugal carries a 0.10 EUR deposit. TapNTable now handles it for you:

With the country set to Portugal, each branch gets a “Volta deposit system (SDR)” switch - turn it on when you sell covered beverages.
Mark covered beverages one by one in product management; everything else stays out.
The deposit (0.10 EUR x quantity) is added automatically on every channel - POS, table, takeaway, delivery and widget - and shows as its own line on receipts and invoices, outside VAT, as the law requires.
In analytics the deposit does not count as revenue: it is money passing through you, not yours.

Any paid order can now be refunded by staff with the right permission:

Two modes: a free amount, or by products - pick the lines and quantities to return and the amount computes itself (including the Volta deposit share).
Stripe payments are refunded automatically; cash and other methods enter a manual refund queue with a legal notice - the refund goes back by the same means as the payment.
Unpaid orders get cancelled; paid orders get refunded. The two no longer blur together.
Reservation deposits join the circuit too, including those paid by MB WAY.
Analytics now show gross revenue, refunds and net revenue - and a refund counts on the day it was issued, so a report exported yesterday never changes today.

Anyone who unsubscribed from emails can come back - via the toggle in their settings or the public link. Until now, unsubscribing was forever and nobody said so.
The “loyalty points expiring” notice is now treated as an account notification, not marketing - it no longer vanishes for customers who never opted in.
Administration gained a suppressions section: see who opted out, add on request and remove.
Account emails (welcome, password recovery, verification) can no longer be disabled by accident.

Changing your password now signs out devices with “remember me” active - before, they stayed valid for up to 400 days.
The cookie policy now tells the truth about the “remember me” duration (400 days, not 5 years).

Everything validated live in a browser - 3 screen sizes, 2 themes - before shipping.