Why We Worked on This
Supplies are the foundation for the Bill of Materials. Adding supplies to your supply catalog will allow you to create a post-scriptive Bill of Materials (an ‘after the fact’ Bill of Materials) to track the cost of supplies used in a building. In addition, you can make supplies available to the order form, which will allow you to sell more than just sheds and portable buildings.
Sell more than just sheds – sell anything. Items can be added to your catalogs (right now just the Supply Catalog) and then made available to the Product Catalog. Items available in the Product Catalog can be sold on the order form – check out the video for more info!
No more guesswork – keep track of material costs on a building! After being ordered and received into inventory, supplies can be associated with a building, which will keep track of the count and cost of each supply used in the building and provide a total list of supplies for each building. Check out the video for more info and how-to!
We extended the product feeds to include store inventory – now this can easily be used to sync with Sheds for Sales, Google Merchant Center, your own website, etc. Really good stuff.
Added the export function to the Manage Deliveries page, making it a bit easier to download and then manipulate select data.
RTO companies needed access to the order notes and attachments – long overdue.
Clicking on this now refreshes the order form each time it is clicked. Pretty nice.
Changes up the default values, providing personalized context for each potential customer (e.g., the customer sees an image of THEIR BUILDING now!)
Adds a handy-dandy 3D model to the product feed.
Sell sheds faster.
The store dimension was not available for some user roles on this report – this task remedied the problem.
This makes it a bit easier to find the building that you need faster.
Making life easier for RTO applicants.
Beats whipping out the calculator.
This adds the Export function to the building list page. Also moves Import to the Action icon for respective pages.
Mo’ better now.
We were validating for GTM-XXXXXXX; this update also validates for GTM-XXXXXXXX (which was necessary).
Better results for search engines = more traffic to client inventory pages.
This detail turns out to be pretty important to keep track of on the payloads.
This detail turns out to be pretty important to keep track of on the payloads.
iPad, Schmo-pad.
This was broken somewhere along the way. Fixed now.
In select cases, the ‘Starting at…’ reference was not referring to the correct (i.e., lowest) RTO term.
Using the search function on this filter provided unexpected results.
In select cases the order total was not displaying as expected on some pages.
The preview on this email notification was mistakenly referencing the current user name.
In select cases, archived building designs were losing track of options
This wasn’t always working as expected. Fixed.
Spacing on the Call-to-Action buttons was a bit goofy on mobile.
Search results on the Date Sold data were not as expected on the Buildings list page.
