Manufacturing & Record Production
- Manufacturing production is now managed exclusively through the Record Production workflow
- Actual Quantity removed from:
- Manufacturing Order Edit
- Manufacturing Order list views
- Record Production button added directly to the Manufacturing Order Edit screen
- Manufacturing Orders can now be marked DONE even when the full planned quantity has not been produced
- Heat-tracked products now use the same Record Production workflow as batch-tracked products
- Batch allocation terminology improved:
- Total Required → Remaining Required
- Allocate → Total Allocated
Production Validation & Batch Allocation
Several improvements have been made to make Record Production more robust:
- Negative production quantities are now prevented
- Remaining raw material reservations are correctly validated
- Previously allocated batch rows are automatically reselected
- Clear failure feedback is now provided when batch allocation or production cannot be completed
Hire Contracts
- FIXED: Hire Contracts with deposits marked Ready to Invoice now appear correctly when filtering by that status
- When using Generate Invoice, a zero payment is no longer requested when payments already taken equal the current invoice total
- A Hire Contract must now contain at least one line before a Deposit can be added
Work Orders
- Email/Print Repair Card renamed to Email/Print Work Order
- Print button renamed to Print Picking List
- Print Picking List now prints the default Work Order Picking List
Products & Documents
- Product Type can now be edited after a product has been added to a document
- Changing it on the document does not change the Product Type on the underlying Product record
Sales Orders
- FIXED: Sales Orders containing multiple lines whose combined quantity equals zero are no longer incorrectly marked as Complete
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