You’ve got a business to run and you don’t have time to worry about compatibility. That’s why we’ve worked hard to make sure Daylite and Billings Pro are macOS 10.15 Catalina compatible!
If you’ve been excited about using Screen Time for macOS, the improved Reminders app, and better Apple Mail functionality, you can go ahead and update now! You can learn more about all of Catalina’s exciting new features from Apple, and if you’re unsure how to update your macOS, follow along with Apple’s steps.
As always, we recommend confirming compatibility for all of your software before updating your iOS, iPadOS, and/or macOS on any of your Apple devices. If you’d like to stay up to date with the latest news and progress on our compatibility status for Daylite and Billings Pro, we suggest bookmarking our Compatibility page.
Could you post the link to Billings Pro – the download page says compatible to 10.14
Hi Joshua – the latest version of Billings Pro on our downloads page is compatible with macOS Catalina! 🙂
Nou I am forced to pay every month? I would like an update for billings te offline version to work on Catalina
Hi Xavi – we stopped updating and supporting Billings in 2014, as announced here: https://www.marketcircle.com/blog/streamlining-the-billings-product-line/ It won’t be made compatible with Catalina – Billings Pro Cloud is our latest software. You can learn about how to migrate here: https://www.marketcircle.com/help/article/how-do-i-migrate-from-billings-to-billings-pro-cloud/
Do NOT update to Catalina. Apple Mail is totally and completely unreliable and WILl lose data and corrupt previous email files and folders stored. Last weeks update to Catalina makes this even worse. It’s nice that Marketcircle made Daylite ready for Catalina, but Apple Mail in Catalina is not ready for any business that needs reliability and security. It’s beyond appalling that Apple has not openly acknowledge this and told us when and how they intend to fix the data loss and inconsistent incoming email processing that results in email content being deleted or corrupted.