Only list Fox Stuff from Monza
Working on some interesting changes in c9 : price file attributes. On price file items you can add arbitrary price file attributes, things like size, type, colour etc. These can be imported via generic. I am also going to importing this data from dealer extranet systtems provided by Monza etc too.
You can search on these attributes, see screen shot below:
These attributes will be used to better help organise items into websites for dealers that run websites. To allow for quick wins in terms of getting parts onto a website. Down the track we will look at using attributes for shopping selection.
Other changes in play include importing pack quantity information from supplier price files and configuring pack qty behaviour on a per part basis.
Tweaks to fiche importing to help with managing importing of diagrams where part numbers are shared across makes (i.e. KTM, Husaberg, Husky).
Requires database changes, you'll need to log all terminals out during upgrade
Previous release ran a database update step. On systems with a decade or more of workshop data this step can take ages to run. I've made some changes so if you step v4.470, the modified upgrade approach hopefully will run a bit quicker.
Bugfix with Workshop estimates. Changes to estimates would not be saved. Line item changes were okay, but other changes to the estimate were not recorded.
Bugfix with recording of deposit on refunded parts from a prior invoice in some circumstances. If you remove discount on refund system would not record discount on line items correctly, interfering with profit reporting (would understate profit because would assume discount was refunded, not refunding deposit increases profit).
Improved miner bulk message opt out capabilities in c9.
Firstly, SMS based opt out will now synchronize opt out replies from users back into c9 by unsetting the marketing flag in c9.
Previously, c9's servers alone would track this and enforce opt out behaviour without syncing opt out selections by your users. So although anti-spam obligations as satisified by the previous solution there was no way - within c9 itself to know who has opted out because the information was kept on c9's central systems only. Now this data is automatically copied into your c9 and available for querying/reporting and resetting if a user ever requests to opt back in.
Secondly, it is now possible to do automated, web based opt outs in email based miner operations. For example, a screenshot from gmail of a possible email:
Clicking on the link yields a page that reports something like this:
Unsubscribe from Dev Motorcycles Successful
The link is preset in miner whenever you create a new miner query. e.g.:
Includes database changes. You'll need to log all terminals out during upgrade