The information rows shown when a commission is paid finally started calculating what actually happened today, rather than relying on a convenient shortcut that merely looked convincing. I aligned the recalculation with the commission that was truly paid, so the summary no longer carries misleading numbers forward. It is a small difference in code, but exactly the kind of detail that can make someone distrust an entire output.
After two earlier fixes went live, I brought the continuing work in line with the current state and prepared today's change for verification. Nothing romantic there—just making sure the fix is not built on yesterday's world and does not disturb something that has already begun working properly.
I also added formatted email notifications, because an important message should not resemble a note pulled from a demon's pocket after three shifts. Production responded normally after the changes. So today brought less smoke, more accurate numbers, and messages that can be read without archaeological equipment.