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Release 4.35 – quarterly update highlights
Q2 is over and we’ve released our quarterly update. Check out all the new features and functionality added to Release 4.35.
These new enhancements are part of our product development roadmap with direction coming from our stellar dev team, trends in the industry and from our customers directly.
Read More4.34 feature video – Planning Workbench Displays Formulas without Activity
The Planning Workbench can now retrieve and display formulas for which there are no open planned orders or batches. In addition, the list can be filtered for formulas that have activity, formulas that have no activity, or all formulas. Previously, formulas without activity would not show up on the Planning Workbench.
Read More4.34 feature video – Separate Component and Formula Attributes
Attributes can now be configured as assignable to components, formulas, or both. To support this feature, two visibility settings have been added to the Attributes Setup window: Hide for components, and Hide for formulas. When an attribute is hidden, the hidden attribute and any child attributes will not be available for selection on the applicable window.
Read More4.34 feature video – Lot Number Generation by Batch Type
Automatically assigned lot numbers can now be defined by batch type in addition to facility. This allows you to have unique lot number definitions for each batch type at a facility.
Read More4.34 feature video – Project Entry External Documents
New functionality added to Release 4.34 that builds on project entry feature added a few years ago.
External documents can now be associated with a project.
Read More4.34 feature video – Assign Lot Number When End Item Entered
The end item lot numbers can now be automatically assigned when a lot tracked end item is added to a batch. The setting can be enabled either for a facility or batch type. The setting applies to end items added to a batch via the Batch Entry window, or when an end item is added to a batch by converting planned orders to batches.
Previously, lot numbers were automatically assigned only when an end item quantity to complete was entered.
Read MoreRelease 4.34 – quarterly update highlights
Release 4.34 is out now! Check out what we’ve been developing these last few months.
These new enhancements are part of our product development roadmap with direction coming from our stellar dev team, trends in the industry and from our customers directly.
Read MoreRelease 4.33 – quarterly update highlights
Release 4.33 is out now!
These new enhancements are part of our product development roadmap with direction coming from our stellar dev team, trends in the industry and from our customers directly. We love getting to know our clients and understanding how they use the product to run and grow their businesses. Helpful feedback and conversations provide guidance for our product releases and updates.
We are very proud to say that this is a mindset we’ve had from the very beginning.
Since we add new features each quarter, here’s how we stayed busy in Q4 2020.
Read MoreTop 10 Vicinity product features from 2020
As we are all settling in for the home stretch to January 2021 (bye, bye 2020), our development team has been heads down adding the latest features and functionality available to our Vicinity customers.
As a formula manufacturing software system that accommodates the complexities of batch processing, Vicinity’s scalability makes it a top choice among chemical manufacturers, food producers and brewers. It Integrates easily with key platforms—including QuickBooks or Microsoft Dynamics—to deliver a comprehensive software solution that grows with your business.
Read More4.32 feature video – Batch Quality Inquiry
Batch Quality Inquiry is a new Quality feature that displays all quality samples and QC tests for a batch, for lot tracked components produced by a batch, and for lot tracked components consumed by a batch. It performs a multi-level inquiry and displays quality sample information for all batches that produce lot tracked ingredients that are consumed by the parent batch.
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