What we shipped, in plain language.

Staging now resolves the bin holding the batch instead of failing with "Available: 0". Cancelling a staged order moves the goods back, and reversing a staged return restores them to their shelf.

The payment hold now covers partially shipped returns, a hand-picked held invoice is refused by name, and submitted requests can no longer be edited or deleted.

The debit note carries the line's GST rate and the return's own tax (it had billed a paisa more). A deleted, cancelled or reversed note no longer blocks a new one, and reversing a note hands the return back to Shipped.

The supplier list is now complete (11 of 60 suppliers were unreachable), dialog errors show inside the dialog, a request can be cancelled, and the debit note and ITC journal are shown by number.

A requester can no longer approve their own return request. GST reports now need the reports permission and the challan print needs the view permission.

Orders without planned cost no longer show a 100% actual margin. Actual cost falls back to planned, then estimated, states its basis, and shows nothing when no cost exists.

Resubmitting an order approval no longer fails with a server error.

A fully delivered order no longer reads "At risk" because shipping consumed its stock reservation.

The photo summary no longer adds USD, GBP and INR into one value; totals are now per currency.

Seeding component types no longer fails on a duplicate id; the id sequence is reset first.

The sidebar navigation registry is now seeded as part of each production deploy, so new pages appear without a manual step.

Choosing a yarn fills Cost/kg from the last costed rate, then the material master, and says "No rate on file" when neither exists. The source is shown under the rate and a rate you type afterwards is kept.

Customers on monthly or quarterly revised prices no longer need a new opportunity per period. A run re-prices the latest approved version of each costing as a new version, refreshes dependent fabric sheets, is approved once for the whole run, and can create the revised quotations.

• "Price valid till" is shown on every costing and turns red once passed

Made-up manufacturing is now a table of operations (Cutting, Sewing, Picoting, Scalloping, Embroidery, Checking, Packing and more), each with its own unit, rate, quantity and rejection %. Existing costings were converted with identical prices.

A new Component Master page lists, creates, edits and deactivates component and operation types. A type cannot be deleted while a costing line uses it.

The overall rejection % can now apply to fabric, accessories, packaging and manufacturing. When switched on, each operation's own rejection % is ignored so rejection is never applied twice.

Forms pre-selected the first company and several screens fell back to it, so a multi-company tenant could post into the wrong company. These now use the active company or stop with a clear message.

The Sales Orders list follows the standard grid: paging, search, sorting and filtering on the server, a PDF export and a Pivot view.

The Separations list gains further refinements on the standard grid.

Small layout refinements to the bundle labels page.

Users with several companies choose the company they are working in from the header. Each tab works in one company; a new tab starts in your last company.

• Company dropdowns on forms offer only the active company, and a request naming another company is refused.
• The GL Account Ledger, Vendor and Customer Ledgers, journal entries, vendor invoices and payments, customer receipts, bank transactions, cash journal and balance transfers list the active company only.

Cached permissions are now keyed per tenant, so they can no longer collide between tenants sharing a cache.

Material planning now counts open requisitions, purchase orders, stock and reorder points per variant, and a combined production order is no longer counted once per size.

• Components can take the parent's variant, a mapped variant or a fixed one; unresolved components are reported, never defaulted.
• Production reservations, goods issue, back-flush and sub-contract issue and return carry the component variant.

Materials set to require variant stock control now hold stock, batches and ledger entries per variant. Stock can be reclassified from one variant to another without any accounting entry, and a variant stock matrix shows the position by size and colour. Materials that do not require it post exactly as before.

Purchase requisition, RFQ, purchase order, sub-contract component and vendor invoice lines can now name a variant. The variant is carried through goods receipt (one batch per variant) and return.

• Variant grids on the requisition and purchase order dialogs, and receive-by-variant on the goods receipt.
• Per-variant supplier pricing and shade codes, with a maintenance screen.

Stock cover, open purchase order and inventory ageing reports can now be read by variant.

A customer return now puts the goods back in stock at the cost they were issued at, with a matching accounting entry (stock debited, cost of sales credited), one delivery per receipt line. Deliveries that issued nothing are reported rather than restocked. Point-of-sale returns could not restock before and now do.

Creating a replacement order from a sales return failed every time because no billing or shipping address was copied. It now succeeds.

Deliveries take the variant from the sales order line and use only that variant's stock and batches. The point of sale checks availability per variant and lists a variant-stocked product one row per variant. Free-of-cost deliveries and job work lines carry a variant too, and a sales order shows size-level availability.

The Release action skipped the standard cost freeze that Change Status performs. Every route to Released now goes through the same status service.

The status field on the edit form is locked, so an order could not be released while editing. A new Save & Release button saves the order and releases it.

Management-by-Exception digest emails were sent without the company context, so they skipped the company's configured email channel and used the shared platform sender instead. Each company's digest now uses its own channel and records the send in its own log.

Platform administrators can now set the password or API key of an email channel (the value is never shown again; leaving it blank keeps the stored one) and send a test email from the channel form or the channel list. A failed test is reported as a message instead of an error page.

The Separations list now pages, searches, sorts and filters on the server, so it stays fast with many records.

• Search also matches what the cells show, such as "pending" or "voluntary".
• New filters for separation date range and regretted state, including exits not yet assessed.
• A Pivot view tab and saved column layouts.

Bundle labels now print on a roll of stickers laid out in a grid. Set the sticker size, stickers per row, gaps, print margin, shift, rows per page and orientation; the preview matches the printout and the layout is remembered in your browser. Label printers that create the gap themselves are supported so pages no longer drift.

A signed-in session from a company's address could be recognised on the main platform address with that company's administrator rights, reaching platform administration and shared content.

• A company user is now accepted only on that company's own address, and on the main site is limited to what the platform allows a company user.
• Support Desk agent status is granted only to platform users, so one company's administrator can no longer see tickets from other companies.

Creating a company from the template database could fail while giving the first administrator their group and permissions, and a failed set-up could leave the server returning errors until it was restarted.

• The administrator group and permissions are now saved in the new company's own database.
• A company created while the server is running no longer opens a transaction on every request.
• Set-up retries its database connection if the first attempt arrives while the database is still being re-created.

Help videos can now be recorded from a short script of captions and steps, converted to MP4 with a poster image and uploaded to the matching Help Centre article in one command. Re-recording replaces the earlier video and keeps its position and view history.