This version of c9 introduces another new remote access / support tool. Called RustDesk.
Last version of c9 we switched out AnyDesk for RemotePC. RemotePC we have discovered in the last week is not suitable for shops where internet access is slow.
This version of c9 introduces another new remote access / support tool. Called RustDesk.
Last version of c9 we switched out AnyDesk for RemotePC. RemotePC we have discovered in the last week is not suitable for shops where internet access is slow.
Includes DB changes. You need to log all terminals out during upgrade.
Managing banks
There have been some rough edges with this for some time. A system starts off with a bank 1-1200 and this is assumed to be main trading account. But if you configure additional banks these drop as sub codes, making 1-1200 a control code now. There are some consequences around this which are messy . This version of c9 introduces a heap of improvements:
Remote Support
This version of c9 swaps out AnyDesk for RemotePC when you click on remote support.
Bugfixes and Quality of Life Tweaks
Notes about remote access
Other
Regression bugfix
Other
Tweaks and fixes
Another regression defect in 5.2.120. Receive spares goods in completely broken and unable to save result due to journal error.
Now fixed : 5.2 code was incorrectly using 'internal' tax code to model a spares goods in txn. Definition of 'internal' refined as part of 5.3 work and this broke this workflow. Reviewed all other code paths incase of other examples of this; confident goods in was only problem.
This version fixes a number of regression bugs introduced in last version of c9 earlier in week
Includes Database changes. You need to log all terminals out during upgrade
Tweaks and fixes
TxnEngine 6.0 : this version includes a heavily reworked tax / discount engine. Mostly these changes are intended for 5.3 and it is not expected they will be functionally obvious in 5.2 but documented for completeness.
Includes database changes , you need to close all terminals during update. Note this update can take a few minutes to apply.
Tweaks and fixes
Privacy Statement
C9 invoices can now print with a privacy statement which is displayed more prominently on tax invoices compared to page footer fine print. The text can be purposed for anything, not just privacy statements. Example output:
To configure goto setup -> other settings -> dealership details. New tab : privacy. Note this prints on all invoices : workshop , spares & unit sales.
Paypal / Tillpay processing
include a button to browse all txns that currently compose 'Total applied so far' tally for payment clearing. From same screen you can forcefully add or remove apply amount, sinking it into either AR or Customer Deposit balance to create new ways to tidy up fiddly edge cases around web order handling.
Consider this completed txn, the amount we captured from till is 240.15, but we only invoiced 150.27
The browse button gives us access to what makes up that apply figure:
Normal solution would be to refund unused amount, but now we can apply additional funds from manually move aplied elsewhere button. Like so:
This drops the balance onto contact code as a deposit to be used later.
Tweaks and fixes
Bugfix : combination of payment surcharging and tax exempt sale was broken. Result would be an unbalanced journal. Now fixed. Problem especially obvious / annoying with tillpay terminal integration as the surcharge is proscribed by the terminal and has to be applied somehow.
Root cause is c9 was assuming the surcharge was a 'inc gst' , so with txn tagged as tax free it was trying, incorrectly to subtract the tax component from it.