Changelog

Change notices

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A design change usually touches several parts at once. Change notices let you revise them together and release them together.

Change notices

A change notice groups the parts whose designs are changing, revises each one on a hidden draft, and releases them together. It answers what changed, who owns it, and what the new version supersedes, without touching a live method until release.

Pick the affected items, edit each one's real bill of materials and bill of process inside the notice, review it as a diff with new part properties highlighted, and link issues to it. Change notices live under Items → Change notices.

Inventory valuation

The inventory valuation report ties on-hand stock to the ledger, and inventory adjustments post to the general ledger.

Service items and period close

Service is now a first-class item type. The accounting period close has a full lifecycle, with a close checklist and posted-record immutability.

Improvements

  • Assembly instructions on items.
  • Short-close purchase order lines, with partial goods-receipt visibility.
  • MES suggests a batch on issue and returns unused picks when a job completes.
  • Overhead absorption and account defaults improvements, with draft journals excluded from reports.
  • Raw materials and finished goods accounts.
  • Self-serve enrollment in the Implementation Hub.
  • A faster CAD pipeline with a progressive 3D viewer.
  • Top-level external notes are included in document emails.
  • Detail pages show the entity id in the breadcrumb.
  • Korean translation.
  • Academy: Engineering Change Orders video.

Fixes

  • GAAP-correct journal entries for fixed asset registration and disposal.
  • Purchase price variance is no longer double-counted; the GL and cost subledger move together.
  • Default markup no longer overwrites set quote-line prices.
  • Subassemblies are scheduled by their item lead time.
  • Planning reads top-level demand projections.
  • Invoicing quantities are short-close aware.
  • Customer reference, salesperson, and engineering contact carry through to sales orders.
  • Selling a fixed asset no longer requires a method type.
  • The first tag can be created when none exist.
  • MES add-row suggestions prefer the pick-method order and clamp batch quantity.