Updating a customer authorization should not mean hunting through a long drawer for the details you need. Swift 1.48 introduces a more organized Customer Authorization edit experience, keeps key customer details in view, and makes terminal alerts easier to understand without leaving Authorization Sequencing.
What's New
A clearer way to review and edit customer authorizations
Why this matters: Customer information stays visible while terminals, products, LCNs, and carriers move into dedicated tabs with configuration counts. You can review the complete setup and make changes with less scrolling and less context switching.
Who it affects: Suppliers who view or manage customer authorizations
Improvements
- Terminal alert details in Authorization Sequencing: Open the alert marker to see affected products, outage categories, start and end times, and available comments without leaving the page.
- Self Authorization deactivation protects BLEND products: Deactivating a base-product authorization no longer deactivates BLEND authorizations that can still load from another inventory owner.
- Inventory report dates explain what needs fixing: Booking History and Historical Inventory now flag invalid date ranges before they cause report errors.
- Distribution exports honor your filters: Exports now use the same selected filters as the results list, so the downloaded records match what you see in Swift.
Bug Fixes
- Batch Available Date: Fixed — dates more than 60 days out now show a clear validation message before submission.
- Batch Component field: Fixed — an empty required Component field now shows its validation state when an editable batch opens.
- Self Authorization activation: Fixed — activating from the grid now sends the correct location value.
- User permission changes: Fixed — Security Administrators now see a clear error message instead of an empty notification when a permission update cannot be saved.