Phocas Highlights Product Updates September 2026
Get the latest from Phocas, in one virtual event. See what's recently gone live, get a first look at what's still in Early Access and find out what's coming next.
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Phocas doesn't stand still. Every week, something changes: a workflow gets faster, a feature gets sharper, a customer request turns into a product update that delivers real value. Phocas Highlights is where we slow that pace down for you, so you can see the full picture in one sitting instead of piecing it together from release notes.
This is another instalment of our regular Phocas Highlights series, and it's a big lineup. Ashley Bass and Alix Huntsman are back to walk you through what's new across the Phocas platform, including features and products you can get your hands on early.
What we're covering:
- What's new: a curated walk through of recent releases and enhancements, with practical context and real-world use cases
- What's coming: a preview of near-term roadmap priorities so you can plan ahead
- Practical tips: quick demos to help you jump straight into using new capabilities immediately
- Questions & feedback: direct access to the teams building and supporting Phocas
- Test your knowledge: a chance to win a $250 Amazon voucher
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