Update

Changelog version 3.38 build 26

This new update comes packed with new features.
This version comes packed with new features which even enrich the inventory data more to insight and useful inventory tracking.

Some bugs that played out on every start-up or usage are fixed such as but not limited to:

  1. The first double click in an tab view (part, assembly or end-item) opens an empty add sheet instead of the edit sheet of the selected part
  2. Unintended creation of "First workspace" after losing connection for and period of time
  3. Obsolete parts where included in the purchase order suggestions which isn't the proper usage of the obsolete status


Features we've added:

  1. Where used
  2. Price History
  3. Quantity History
  4. Manual purchase order
  5. Packing slips
  6. Automatic workflow in purchase orders and packing slips
  7. Automatic inventory mutations for assemblies, end-items and purchase orders
  8. Improved UI of part, assembly and end-item edit view
  9. Improved dashboard with new graph of total value and total items over time
  10. Filter and export options for dashboard (your bookie would love this one)
  11. Auto calculated component cost overview for assemblies and enditems
  12. Improved table view for parts, assemblies and end-items

The features now more align with the usage of your inventory, items come in, are being processed (into assemblies) and are shipped out (and fulfilling your companies purpose). Being now able to generate purchase orders (can also be used as production orders) that can trigger inventory mutations, but also package slips that trigger inventory mutations, which gives you more of an auto pilot on your inventory.

And on top of that see your progress in a dashboard the allows you to generate exports to align with your accounting (department or bookkeeper).

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