06.23.08-00

Improvements

1. View 'Notes' in Warehouse Prep Task window, similar to Order Line. (R2-20573)

   The dispatch team while prepping the Order might need much more information about the items added to the Order, than just their Item ID, Asset ID, Description, Quantity etc. Such information or any additional dispatch/packaging/handling related details can be added in the 'NOTES' column.

   Now the same information can be view in the Warehouse Prep Task, so that the team preparing the Order's dispatch can read those details without having to Open another window.

   Read about the feature here

2. Recalling a Purchase Order now made easy. (R2-20686)

   Until now, whenever you had to recall a PO, you would make changes to it, and then resubmit it.

   However, now the process has been simplified. Re-call can be done at the touch of a button.

   And once a PO is recalled, you can choose to make the required changes to it and re-submit if needed.

   Read about the feature Here

3. EUV/AUV Show hourly based availability same as the Availability Calendar.  (R2-20807)

    Lets learn in more detail about how the availability of a Package is calculated Here

4. New message displayed while returning excess quantity. (R2-20926)

   To Err is human, and this feature warns you when you make one.

   While returning inventory items that were sent out on Order, you may accidently 'return' an item that could extra or does not belong.

   Through this feature we display a basic on-screen warning when any excess quantity of an item is returned.

   Read about the feature here

5. Package Availability now calculated considering Transfer Orders. (R2-20933)

   Critical Components - A specific part of a Kit, without which the rest of it practically useless.

   So, obviously, if a child item within a Kit, is tagged as 'Non-critical', then its availability status, should not impact the wholesome availability of the Parent Kit.

   So, let's say, there is a an Item 'X', which is available in 5 quantities, and is tagged as Critical for Kit#1, and Non-critical for Kit#2, and each kit is needed in 5 quantities.

   How many complete units, of Kit#1 and Kit#2 do we have?. Answer is simple enough - 5.

   However, this calculation can be complex it there are multiple hierarchy of child items and there are many such permutations of Kits.

   Lets learn in more detail about how the availability of a Package is calculated Here

Bug Fixes

• SR-6023 —   Even though all required corrections and adjustments are done, and invoice is generated; the Order with Sub order is still showing as Red Signoff,

• SR-13572 —  Lost and Repair Invoice generates wrong amounts in the Decimal places. i

• SR-14833 —  Order's Change History > Line History, incorrectly shows the wrong username, if the Order was processed using the Autounlockorder.sql script. i

• SR-14971 —  Setting Kits on "Sub-Rent" is not tracked in Order Line History.

• SR-15178 —  While copying an Item Line, the 'Copy' dialog box does not display the 'Quantity' label properly; instead it displays ... (trailing dots).

• SR-15498 —  Character length for 'Shelf ID' should be the same as in the Group ID.

• SR-15501 —  If the Order is Overdue then, 'Edit Order Line Dates' in EUV shows Null and wrong 'Item line dates'.

• SR-15709 —  If the PO Number is longer than 40 Characters, any Summary Invoice created from the AR Batch it was Originally added to, will fail to get generated.

• SR-15749 —  Incorrect CID reference to print Contact Person Main City, State & Zip on order print.

• SR-15780 —  When the Category ID of an existing Item is changed, the related Sub-Categories do not show in the Inventory Search' results.

Improvements

1. Returning things to their verified and original location. (R2-20943)

   Organizing books in a library meticulously can be tedious task, if books are not returned to the shelf they were picked-up from.

   A similar problem can be applicable to a Warehouse, where items have been organized, categorized, placed in a catalogued pattern.

   Each item has its location data, and each location has its index data. Both of which should match.

   And that what we have implemented in the Warehouse App. Read more about the feature Here