This article highlights key updates to the Molo Mobile Manager and technician apps in early 2026, so your team knows what’s changed and how to use it.

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1. Filter Jobs by Department (Service)

You can now filter jobs in the mobile app by department, making it easier for technicians and managers to focus on work relevant to their team (e.g., Service vs. Yard vs. Detail).

Typical behavior:

  • Department filters apply to the jobs list on mobile.

  • Filters help reduce noise when a marina has many concurrent jobs across multiple departments.

2. Add Service Events to Calendar

New functionality allows creating calendar events directly from service jobs in the mobile app, improving scheduling and coordination.

Common use cases:

  • Scheduling launch/haul appointments tied to a job.

  • Blocking technician time for a specific work order.

(Exact UI details may vary by app version; refer to the in-app buttons for “Add to calendar” on jobs.)

3. Mobile Contact Management Improvements

Recent changes improve how you can remove/inactivate contacts from the Molo mobile app, aligning behavior more closely with the web app’s contact management rules.

Highlights:

  • Fixes for cases where contacts could not be removed or inactivated from mobile.

  • Better error handling and consistency with web-side validations.

4. Mobile Card Reader & Payments

Several updates improve Stripe and mobile card reader behavior in the app:

  • Key rotation and library updates for the Stripe mobile integration.

  • Ongoing fixes and enhancements for mobile card reader connectivity and display issues.

If a marina reports issues connecting a card reader in the mobile app, confirm they are on the latest app version and reference any device-specific guidance from Support.

5. Photos and Attachments from the Mobile App

Service techs can now take photos from within the mobile app (without saving them to the device camera roll), helping marinas keep work-order documentation in Molo while reducing clutter on personal devices.

We recommend updating your internal SOPs to:

  • Specify when techs should take photos (e.g., before/after, damage, warranty).

  • Clarify retention expectations for photos inside work orders and invoices.