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Digital Inventory Management
Introducing Tile View for Catalog
We're excited to announce a new way to browse our Catalog - the 'Tile View'. This feature has been introduced to enhance your browsing experience, making it easier to compare parts, find specific items, and make informed decisions.
The 'Tile View' displays parts in a visually appealing card format, showing key information. Additionally, the same filter and search functionality available in the 'List View' is also incorporated into the 'Tile View', allowing you to narrow down your choices effortlessly.
See also Ordering from the Catalog | Catalog Views
Enhanced Part Discovery with Label Filtering in Catalog
We are introducing an enhancement to the part catalog that empowers users to quickly and efficiently find parts by filtering through labels. Users can now filter parts assigned to specific departments, use cases, or other custom classifications by selecting one or more labels from a dropdown menu. This feature combines selected labels using an 'AND' operator, returning parts that have all selected labels. Moreover, when a label filter is applied, a chip will appear at the top of the page showing the selected labels, making it easier to track applied filters.
This enhancement is available to all users with access to the Catalog and builds upon the existing Labels feature.
See also Working with the Catalog | Using Labels for Part Classification
Real-Time Price Display in Catalog for Cost Transparency
To enhance cost transparency, we have integrated real-time price display in the Catalog. Now, maintenance engineers can view the unit price of each part while browsing, facilitating a comprehensive understanding of the costs involved. The unit price, fetched from the ERP's price calculation mechanism, considers the selected material, configured price formula, and post-processings from the selected service.
See also Ordering from the Catalog | Full List of Properties of Catalog Parts
Other improvements
Update on User Management in Admin Panel
For the stability and integrity of our application, we've made an important change in the admin panel. The option to delete users and user profiles has been removed. This decision was taken to prevent unpredictable behavior within the application, such as issues with the order table not loading when a deleted user was associated with an order.
We understand the importance of keeping user information up-to-date. In the future, we will therefore introduce a comprehensive user deletion functionality within the app
Updated material configuration
We added the possibility of assigning one material to multiple technologies in our material database to remove the need for material duplication in order to offer them via different technologies. To account for this change, the material configuration in the ERP service panel has been extended with an additional mandatory technology selection dropdown.
Bug fixes
[ERP] Resolved an issue where the customer's address was not appearing on delivery notes.