26-06-02 – Standard surcharge supplier invoice, quick addition to protocol, search for service objects on SO …

All settings for supplier invoices.

New settings for supplier invoices

Supplier invoices have two new features:

  1. Setting for attestation permissions
  2. Set standard markup (Expression) in the same way as you can do per supplier in the integration settings.

Requires admin permission

Read here about the new settings.

The arrows show what you will find in the add-on function if you have selected the settings.

New service protocol settings to choose from

“Allow adding articles to performed service object parts/time from details view” and “Allow adding articles to service protocol “other materials/time” from details view”.

Once you have selected this setting, it will appear on new Service order. To pick up the option on already created orders, you need to edit and save the protocol first.

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Comments on manually added performed services

When you add a performed service to a service object, you can now add a comment.

When you have more than 10 objects on an order, you can search service objects.

Number of service objects and search on the protocol

If you have 10 or more service objects on an order, you can now search among the service objects. You can search by description, model, machine number, serial number or scan a QR code on the object.

You see the number of service objects on the order (in the screenshot there is 11/11) and if you search, the first number shows the number of hits you get in the search.

This makes it easier, especially when you are performing partial services and cannot perform the service in the order in which the objects are located.

Self-check on Service order

You can now add Self-checks in Edit mode on Service protocols.

Mandatory self-checks continue to work as before: they appear when required and cannot be removed.

The Map

We have gone back to Google Maps. Unfortunately, the alternative map did not work as well as we wanted.