It’s halfway through the year (in release note time), and we’ve got another round of updates for you. There’s new options for your teams to play with, core functionality enhancements that range from speed upgrades to improved PDF reading, and most important of all — you, our loyal release notes readers right here with us.
→ Core Functionality Improvements
We now provide customers the option to view all orders or shipments to see your order information from all time including:
Our suppliers can now view customer engagement by specific groups — giving you greater granularity and control over your customer engagement data.
Our PDF parser now can now check to see if customers are not meeting their minimum order. It can respond and let them know that their order was not submitted as a minimum wasn’t met, and log it in OrderEase. This is to provide greater clarity and flexibility for your order management staff.
We’ve moved the cancel by data to a formal field in the Database & Orders Modals grouping. Now suppliers can enter a cancel by date on their order processing screen. Cancel by dates have also been added as a parameter to all order creation endpoints, allowing OrderEase to pick up data via API, EDI, and PDF — or provided by third-party integrators making calls into our system.
While various EDI documents were attached to orders as a .txt file, we wanted to make them easier for our customer to view. To do so, we’ve created a new page called EDI documents which will display ONLY the media attached to its respective EDI integration order.
We’ve cut down how long it takes the history page to load. Suppliers with large volumes of sales were finding this page would take a long time to load. The page now loads in a row between 100-500 entries long to minimize the amount of loading time required.
We’ve now given suppliers the ability to bulk import shipments to manage their EDI ASNs. This is helpful for suppliers who don’t currently have shipping / logistics software and need to upload their shipping data to OrderEase manually. This will ease managing packages and package quantities.
Updates:
We’ve made improvements to a slew of our integrations. Scroll down to find what’s changed for you!
We’ve created the ability for suppliers to pick and choose within their ShipStation UI which data fields go to which EDI tags or internal OrderEase fields.
OrderEase now allows you to see Customer PO and Customer Order Number within our platform if they are supplied by the trading partner / customer.
We’ve created a new integration configuration that allows suppliers to push new orders to QuickBooks as either sales orders or invoices. This should give more flexibility to your sales teams.
As part of our expansion of order statuses, we are able to push to QuickBooks, we’ve added four categories for suppliers.
We’ve created a new integration configuration that allows suppliers to create new orders as either sales orders or quotes. This should give more flexibility to your sales teams.
If your organization has an active subscription to our analytics platform, you will now be able to navigate the product more freely with an enhanced embedded menu bar.
That’s all we have for now. As always, if you have any questions, please reach out to your OrderEase representative!