Release information
This release focuses on improving how shippers and carriers manage attachments on shipments in Control. Users can now delete attachments they have uploaded, and inactive or deleted attachments are clearly indicated in the UI.
In addition, new functionality in Invoice Matching allows users to configure a more specific range for automatic cost acceptance.
What's new?
- Delete Attachments from the Shipment Attachments Tab
- Invoice/Invoice line auto-accept range
Delete Attachments from the Shipment Attachments Tab
Shippers and carriers can now delete attachments directly from the Attachments tab in the shipment list. This makes it easier to correct mistakes or remove outdated documents, ensuring only valid and relevant attachments remain on a shipment.
Key behaviors:
- Shippers can delete attachments uploaded by their own organization, including attachments added by an external party on behalf of the shipper.
- Carriers can delete attachments uploaded by their own organization.
- When an attachment is deleted, the file is permanently removed from object storage and is no longer accessible.
- Attachments that have been deleted are still shown in the Attachments tab so users have full visibility of what was previously attached, but they are displayed as inactive (greyed out) to make clear they can no longer be accessed.
Invoice / Invoice line auto-accept range
It is now possible to configure a cost range for invoice/invoice line auto-acceptance. Previous version only allowed to have a maximum auto-acceptance cost, where all negative costs would still be auto-accepted. Now you can also configure the lowest margin the system can accept automatically, to help you flag shipments where some costs have not yet been invoiced or were invoiced incorrectly.
If you would like to configure/update your min and max auto-acceptance range, please reach out to us and we will add it to your account.
Contact for support
If you have any questions or require support please raise a ticket to our support team by clicking here.
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