[EN] EAG: What’s new?

v. 3.0.21

  • Added a Save and Continue workflow so users can save a job and leave you in the job to order parts, etc. without leaving the job.
  • Improved quote scheduling behavior by warning users when scheduling will convert a quote into a work order. This avoids jobs being in the wrong status.
  • Added a What’s New entry in the Help menu for access to the latest release notes. This page here.
  • Improved onboarding by fixing business-information persistence for new users.

v. 3.0.20

  • Reporting date and time-zone fixes — Corrected reporting behavior so invoices appear on reports for their actual creation date and report results remain accurate across time-zone differences.
  • Safelite EDI 811 recalibration formatting — Updated recalibration part handling to use the required Safelite part-number format, preventing rejected EDI 811 invoices.

v. 3.0.19

  • Remit-To Addresses: You can now set up remit-to addresses that print on your invoices and statements.
  • Default Location for Customers: Customer records have a new Default Location field. It decides which remit-to address appears on that customer’s statements.
  • Print & Download Work Assignments: You can now print or download incoming work assignments.
  • Map View in Scheduling: After you enter an appointment address in a Job, you can open it on a map.
  • EDI Status Selection: You can now choose a status right from the EDI screens.
  • EDI Acknowledgments: We improved how EDI acknowledgments from Lynx are processed and how errors are handled.
  • Ordering Parts: Fixed an issue where ordering parts removed them from the Job screen.
  • Jobs with Deductibles: Fixed a display issue on Jobs that include a deductible.
  • Safelite Invoicing: Fixed an issue with how vehicle model and part description details were sent on Safelite invoices.
  • Customer Names: Extra spaces are now removed from last names when you save a customer from a Job.
  • Smoother App Experience: We also made behind-the-scenes improvements to performance, stability and reliability.