Authorization Sequencing just got faster. Instead of opening a drawer every time you need to rearrange your loading sequence, you can now drag and drop directly on the card. This release also lets you schedule sequence changes for a future date, gives wide-screen users more table space, and cleans up navigation for role-restricted accounts.
What's New
Adjust Your Loading Sequence in Seconds
Why this matters: Changing your sequence used to mean: open the drawer, wait for it to load, drag things around, close it, repeat for the next card. Now you reorder directly on the card. Drag an authorization up or down, click + to sequence or − to unsequence, hit Save. An unsaved changes warning keeps you from losing work if you leave the page mid-edit.
Who it affects: Suppliers with product-loading: Manage permission
Schedule Sequence Changes for a Future Date
When a contract change or pricing shift is coming, you don't have to remember to log in the night before and rearrange your authorizations. Set a future date on any card and define the sequence you want applied. It takes effect automatically. Look for the calendar icon (no future date set) or date pill (future date scheduled) on each card. (Suppliers)
Improvements
- Full-width tables on wide screens: On monitors wider than 1920px, data grids now use all available space. Padding is retained; the max-width constraint is gone.
- Navigation reflects your actual access: Loading sub-modules you can't use (based on your affiliates' roles) are grayed out and hidden from the hamburger menu.
- Supplier Auth export cleanup: The confusing "ID" and "Confirmed" columns are replaced with a single "Two Party Ex." column showing ON, Pending supplier approval, or OFF.
Bug Fixes
- Inventory Reports: Fixed. Updating report filters that result in no records now shows "No Available Data" instead of stale cached results from a previous query.
- Self Auth drawer: Fixed. On screens below 1024px, the Create Self Auth drawer can be closed again via the X button or clicking outside.
- Font styling: Fixed. Authorization sequencing cards display consistent font family, size, and weight as designed.