What we shipped, in plain language.

Goods-movement posting is now bound atomically to the correct tenant database, so a movement either completes fully or not at all. This prevents partial or inconsistent stock postings in multi-tenant operation.

Sales deliveries can now issue stock from more than one batch in a single goods issue. When the quantity required spans several batches, the system automatically splits the issue across them instead of failing, giving accurate batch tracking on deliveries.

When receiving finished goods into stock, the system now falls back to the material’s standard price as a last resort if no other valuation is available. This ensures finished-goods receipts are always valued and can be posted without manual intervention.

Financial Statements now let you drill down from headline figures into the underlying accounts and transactions. Click a line on the statement to expand the detail behind it, making it far easier to investigate balances and trace numbers back to source.

A new manager page lets you browse and edit measurement charts in one place, including a unit-of-measure (UoM) matrix for capturing measurements across different units. Charts can be reviewed and maintained directly from the Quality module.

GL account determination rules can now be saved without a movement type or warehouse selected. This allows you to define broader, default account mappings that apply across movements and storage locations, rather than being forced to create a rule for every combination.

Quality Management can now extract measurement charts automatically, pulling dimensional specifications and tolerances into the system instead of requiring them to be entered by hand. This speeds up inspection setup and reduces transcription errors.

The task list grid now loads data on demand from the server via a reusable Syncfusion data adaptor, with server-side sorting, filtering and pagination. This keeps the Tasks dashboard fast and responsive even with very large numbers of tasks.

When creating an employee without supplying an employee ID, the system now generates one automatically on the server, preventing blank or duplicate IDs.

A new administration screen lets you link employee master records to login users. The employee list now surfaces the assigned user’s username and email, so it is clear at a glance which employees have a system login.

Exception alerts (in-app and email) now read as plain, human-friendly sentences instead of terse technical strings:

• The affected record is shown by its meaningful name (e.g. a task title or document name) rather than a bare id.
• Severity is shown in friendly form (e.g. “Critical”) and the ageing is phrased naturally (e.g. “5 days”).
• Detection and escalation messages explain what triggered the exception and that it needs attention.

The task edit page and the unplanned-task entry form have been expanded with additional fields and smoother data entry, making it quicker to capture and update task details in one place.

The AI-assisted Purchase Order import now records the order type on the imported PO and applies it when generating the sales order number, with refinements to the extraction-review and create-order steps for a smoother end-to-end flow.

The Hierarchy Management screen is now a tabbed workspace scoped by hierarchy type, designed for large hierarchies (e.g. Materials Master with thousands of leaf items):

• Manage Items — a lazy-loaded tree (children fetched on expand) with inline add-child, a breadcrumb parent picker, a live-validated code field with next-code suggestion, edit/deactivate/delete with guardrails, and server-side search with reveal-in-tree.
• Bulk Import — a three-step wizard (upload & parse → dry-run validate & preview → atomic commit) with a per-type Excel template. Auto-create-parents is off by default to protect master data.
• Explore — the existing relationship graph, refactored into a type-scoped tab.
• Structure — an in-app Types & Levels designer with pattern presets and a live code preview (previously admin-only).