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September

The new Scheduled Orders is out along with upgrades and fixes to make inventory management easier.

Updated over a month ago

Scheduled Orders

We are excited to announce significant enhancements to the Scheduled Orders feature, aimed at improving flexibility and control over your order processes. The first thing you may notice is the feature's fresh new look. You can get a quick overview of all your scheduled orders in one place. Select a schedule and click on the eye icon to see its details.


The details sidebar gives you all the information you need about the scheduled order and lets you

  • Set the schedule to inactive or active

  • Change the Scheduled Order owner

  • Update Order Coverage Days

  • Split orders

  • Auto-confirm orders within the limits you set.
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You can schedule a purchase or transfer order for any item, item group, or any other filter.
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Set a weekly or monthly schedule for the items you selected. Once the schedule is set, it is easily editable to add or remove certain days or weeks.

Learn all about AGR's improved Schedule Orders in the knowledge base article and watch the video there.

Improvements

Item Details

You can do more than ever in the Item Details tab of the Item Card.

  • Click on the info icon next to Stock in other locations to get a breakdown by location.

  • Toggle Outlier Detection on or off in the Forecast Settings area.

API Improvements

  • Improvements to the timeout

  • Stock Availability last month, last 3months, last 6months and last 12months is available as columns in Items/Reports and through the API.

Other Improvements

  • Set the threshold for Outlier Detection in Settings

  • Updated grid throughout the system

Bug fixes

  • Filtering on Blank/Not blank and Not Equal more stable now.

  • Bulk Updates order route selection can now reset to default.

  • BOM Consumption now takes Sales into account more accurately.

Other improvements and fixes

Minor changes were made in the system to improve stability, performance, and user experience.

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