What's New

v2.19.0

Added

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New Daily Order Report email — every weekday (Monday to Friday) at 16:00 London time, your organisation automatically receives an email summarising the day's orders so you can review the daily workload without opening the system
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Product History page now includes a Stock Details tab — see the current active stock for every product at a glance, including quantities and last-movement timestamps; useful for spot-checking inventory before placing new orders
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Product History download now exports a 6-sheet Excel workbook — one Summary sheet plus Stock Details and the four history tabs (Order / Loading / Operations / Reasons); tap the download button on the Product History page to get the full picture in one file
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Product History page redesigned with a unified 4-tab KPI layout — Order, Loading, Operations, and Reasons are now arranged in clear tabs with shared date-range controls, making it easier to compare activity across categories

Changed

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Order Delete action label is now per-organisation configurable — the wording shown on the delete confirmation can be tailored to each organisation's terminology (e.g. "Cancel", "Void", "Archive") via custom settings, instead of a system-wide default
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Product History tabs now share a single unified timeline view — order, loading, and operations events appear together with per-organisation reason categories, so you can trace what happened to a product across functions without switching tabs

Improved

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Product History page has a new Search Toggle and floating navigation arrows — search input collapses when not in use to give more room for results, and the floating arrows let you jump between sections of the page quickly
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Product History page no longer suffers from a repeated-fetch loop that could slow down tab switching — data now loads once per date-range change and stays stable while you browse

Fixed

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Route Plan multi-day routing now correctly cascades multiple Force Next Day stops — when several stops are forced to the next day, the system merges them into a single next-day group and applies the 9-hour driving cap correctly across the cascade