We updated retail price logic for adding products to a job warehouse, improved financial analytics, added pinned jobs in the registry, introduced two price-list views and fixed quantity entry in AI receipts.
When a product is added to a job warehouse, the system now uses the current retail price from the product card.
The retail price is no longer locked to the value from the original warehouse receipt. When an item is added to a job warehouse, eContractor uses the current product price, making customer-facing sales prices easier to control.
Fixed an issue that could prevent the correct product quantity from being entered during AI-powered warehouse receipts.
AI warehouse receipts now accept quantity values more reliably. This reduces manual corrections after recognition and makes the AI receipt workflow more dependable.
Job financial analytics now show the actual cost and the difference from the commercial proposal.
It is now easier to track the financial result in the job card: the system shows the current actual job cost and the difference between the proposal amount and the real current delivery cost.
Selected jobs can now be pinned to the top or bottom of the jobs table.
Important or active jobs are easier to keep close at hand. Pinning lets teams place selected jobs at the beginning or end of the table and return to key records faster during daily work.
The price list can be viewed with a focus on purchase price or sales price.
The price list now supports two price views: purchase-focused and sales-focused. Click the price list to switch the display mode and quickly move to the view your current task needs.
Product and service tables in a job now show the total amount for each line item.
On job product and service tabs, each row now shows the line total: quantity multiplied by price. This makes checks, financial control and line-by-line comparison faster without extra calculations.