LatePoint has added waiting lists for sold-out events in Pro Features 1.7.5. The developer’s October 27 release notes describe queues that let customers register interest when capacity is exhausted, with separate queues for different ticket types.
The accompanying core release is 5.7.6, not 1.7.5. LatePoint’s free-versus-Pro guide explains the distinction between the WordPress booking plugin and its premium extension. Their different version numbers identify separate components, rather than two competing releases of the same file.
Release notes: core 5.7.6 and Pro 1.7.5
- Pro adds event queues and corrects failed add-on downloads from the Plugins screen.
- Core prepares waiting-list support and restores admin scheduling for bundles when the cart is disabled.
- Removing the last cart item now resets the booking form.
- Part-paid invoices charge the outstanding amount, not the original total.
- Bundle revenue avoids counting the whole price per session; core also receives security hardening.
What changes for a booking business
The practical change is how a full event handles demand. A queue is useful only if staff follow up. Different ticket tiers need separate checks. Test the customer message before promoting a newly available place.
Payment corrections deserve a separate acceptance test. Use a partly paid order and compare the balance. Then check a bundle against the dashboard total. These are operational checks, not evidence that every integration will behave identically.
The two downloads are separate
Below are the core 5.7.6 and Pro Features 1.7.5 packages currently named in GPLHub’s LatePoint listing, hosted here on WeaDown. This page does not bundle the listing’s historical add-ons or promise compatibility with them. Install compatible components together on staging and run a complete appointment, cancellation and payment check before changing a live service.
The nulled label does not include a vendor account, hosted messaging credit or official support, and it is not a security certification.
