Versions 1.24.x

The element type importer has been expanded with additional possibilities to import new parameters added in recent releases. We can import flags enabling the definition of warehouse/delivery parameters and a list of these parameters.

Refer to the warehouse documentation to learn more about the functionality of parametric warehouses and deliveries.

Warehouses have the ability to define additional rules for displaying parameters. Warehouses have the ability to display the parameter values of material stored in the warehouse. Previously, only the direct value of a parameter could be displayed. Now you can use equations and the current quantity in stock to display additional values.

For example, we can store the unit length of the material in the parameter and the total length in the quantity. Using the equation and the above-mentioned parameters, we can display the number of unit pieces of the material to the user.

In the AMAGE Shell mobile application and Android phones with the Chrome browser, some lists were displayed in a specific way as a combobox checkbox. This was browser specific behavior. We have now changed the display of these lists to the standard list.

In the history of a warehouse document, the system displays an additional button that allows you to navigate to related warehouse documents. If the document was created by splitting another document, in this view we will be able to see the source/target document and go to it in a simple way.

In delivery and warehouse documents, the function of selecting an automatic storage location has been added after selecting a warehouse when we only have one storage location in this warehouse. This simplifies operation.

An additional field has been added to the delivery details view to display the value of the material after checking. Sometimes we modify material quantities during checking (shortages, replenishments) and this field shows the value of items in stock.

In the delivery and warehouse editors, the document approval lock has been removed when the number of material quantities does not match the number of entered codes. This makes it easier for operations that expect such a function. This does not change the way information about the correctness of entering this data is displayed.

Additional security has been added to the integration mechanism when integrating EDI documents transferred via a directory or FTP/SFTP server. After sending the file/files for integration, they are not deleted on the server, but sent to the data warehouse for archiving.

In the controlling view, the list of monthly values for invoices takes into account the net value if it is provided for a given invoice.

The AMAGE Shell mobile application includes a browser for active Bluetooth beacons. From now on, for a device that does not transmit its data for more than 5 seconds, the text colors change to dark gray. In this way, you can easily identify devices that have disappeared from the range but were previously read. When notifications return from these devices, the text returns to its normal color.

The way of activating/deactivating users has been changed. It is separate from the user editor. Dedicated buttons in the user list view and actions from the context menu allow you to perform these operations.

The general map view has been expanded with an address search button. After entering the address, a results window appears allowing you to navigate to the search results.

The system instance has a defined "home" address on the map. The general map view has been expanded with a button that allows you to go to this location regardless of your current location on the map.

The ability to display work orders associated with a given resource has been added to the resource view. This allows you to navigate between these objects (resource - work order).

Changing the date of a warehouse document saves in the history, in addition to the target date, also the date that was the date before this operation was performed.

In the mobile application, the resource structure allows you to search for items by scanning the code/RFID of a specific resource and location. After scanning a location, all resources associated with that location are displayed in a list view.

The supervision module received additional types of the recorded parameter. Date and time or just the date. This allows you to use a date/time selector when recording a supervision event.

When defining the parameter, we choose the date or date & time type

While registering the parameter, the date selection indicator appears

In supervision history details, the data is formatted appropriately depending on the selected data mode.

In the detail view of order, delivery and warehouse documents, the ability to export document elements to the XLS format has been added.

Additional information has been added to the inspection and inspection round details view to enable verification of the measurement correctness rules. When you hover the mouse over the measurement result, an exact equation appears in the bubble, which is used to verify the correctness of a given measurement. It contains the parameter values and the measured value. With such a hint, it is much easier to detect the reason for incorrect measurement validation and correct it.

The user invitation interface to the system allows you to invite users and define access profiles for invited people. If the user is a super-administrator, he or she can also set this flag.

The system allows you to independently configure the automatic creation of users in the system after correctly logging them in the remote authorization system (corporate). This mechanism allows automatic creation of users and is currently configurable by system administrators.

It is required to mark the option and optionally indicate the user’s domain name. It will be cut off during authorization and a user with the given login will be created in the system.

The system allows you to independently define a list of access profiles that a corporate user automatically receives after logging in (and automatically creating a user). This operation allows you to automatically assign general access profiles (e.g. access only) to users who are created automatically after subsequent people log in.

The mobile version of the application has been expanded with a product group browser. It is available in the resources view through the magnifying glass next to the list of product groups.

The list view allows you to view the entire group tree structure and drill down to item details.

In the details, we can view the group’s data and go to the resource view with the filter for this group enabled.

The mobile application has been expanded with a location browser. They can be accessed from the resource structure view. The magnifying glass button allows you to go to the location view.

The location list allows you to navigate in the location tree and go to location details. The code scanner is also active here.

Location details allow you to review data and, for example, pair an identifier with a given location.

In the mobile application, the ability to associate a location and a resource with a scanned code or RFID tag has been added. This allows you to use the scanner on your mobile device to scan the code instead of entering it manually.

Dialog allows you to enter a code manually or use built-in code scanners or RFID readers.

Locations have been expanded with the ability to define multiple identifiers for one location. This allows you to have e.g. a QR code and an RFID identifier defined for the location.

The ability to import work order history details along with items retrieved during this history recording has been added to the importer list. Import allows you to import data from an external source (e.g. XLS) and supplement the work order history with detailed data.

The Import/Export module has been extended to include export/import of supervision templates. This enables the transfer of defined supervision templates between multiple instances of the AMAGE system.

The ability to map existing records in the system based on UUID data or a GlobalId record from the IFC model has been added to the system in the mechanisms for importing resources and element types.

The material plan importer has been extended with the ability to search for a plan element existing in the system using a unique identifier (available e.g. through data export). Once this item is found, the item’s quantity, category, and code are updated.

The ability to export a list of material plans from the system has been added to exporters. This allows you to download all material plans and then re-import this data to the system using e.g. UUID identifiers.

In the mobile part of the system, the ability to view material properties in stock has been added. Code scanning is active in the warehouse view. After scanning the code (in the AMAGE Shell application), the system searches for a code - either material codes (e.g. GS-1) or a unique code of an item in stock. After detecting them, it takes us to the detail view of this inventory item.

You can also activate this option manually.

Details of an item in stock include information about the type, parameters of a given material (a given stock item - see warehouse parameterization) and a photo of the material.

In the previous version of the system, the ability to divide a warehouse document into parts was added. In this case, selected elements from the initial document were transferred to the target document (and to another warehouse).

In this version, additional logic has been added to the procedure for deleting a warehouse document. We recognize that the document being deleted was created as a target document for document division and, in addition to deleting this document, we restore the state of the source document (and its storage) to the initial state.

When integrating EDI documents, all dates available in a given document (date of document generation, actual delivery, etc.) are saved in the integration history and in the notes of all documents. This allows for possible diagnostics of these documents and their history.

The system has been expanded to include the ability to support the entire ordering, delivery and warehouse process by identifying individual materials through specific parameters of these materials. Sometimes it is necessary to track not only individual material types, but also specific properties of a batch of material. Using this configuration, we can track the delivery of materials of the same type but different parameters, e.g. melting, catalog data, certificates, etc.

Browsing the warehouse allows you to display information about additional parameters of the stored material. We can configure visible parameters for each warehouse separately and view collectively all parameters of a given warehouse stock.

During delivery, we can specify the delivery elements with the parameters of a given type (melting, certificate, additional information).

Warehouse documents have been extended to include the ability to store information about additional parameters. This allows you to accept/issue material of the same type, but with different parameters.

In the case of issue/return documents, instead of selecting elements from a type dictionary, we can select elements directly from the stock of a given warehouse. This facilitates the selection of material released during this operation.

In the case of a configuration that takes into account parametric deliveries and warehouse documents, we have the additional option of setting for each warehouse separately which parameters in a given warehouse will be displayed directly in the form of columns. This allows you to create warehouses for storing specific materials, with selected key parameters, and quick insight into their properties.

An additional button has been created in the view of items in stock, which displays all parameters that have been defined for a given item.

When editing order/delivery and warehouse documents, we can define parameters specific to a given material. We define the requirement of specific parameters at the element type level and only such an assortment will require entering parameters when creating this type of documents.

When performing operations already existing in the system, i.e. material transfer and other operations, the system will also transfer the parameters of individual elements in a given document to new documents and warehouses.

Using the configuration option in the implementation configuration, we can enable the function of registering unique identifiers for delivery/warehouse items. This allows for unique identification of the material during delivery and warehouse operations, which allows for the issuance of a specific type of material.

In connection with the parameterization of deliveries and the warehouse, we can precisely track the material flow from deliveries through warehouse turnover to release with full documentation of the parameters that are associated with a given element. The use of codes additionally increases the certainty of material identification.

The system has been modified and the place of unit definition (meter, liter, etc.) for element types has been unified. From now on, an entity is defined only in the element type and all documents refer to this definition.

The supervision module has been expanded to include the ability to track the parameters of materials used during the supervision/assembly procedure from warehouse documents. After enabling the option of tracking the identification of items in the warehouse, supervision has the option of pairing the resource with the unique identifier of the material released from the warehouse. As a result, the resource receives parameters exactly the same as the issued material. For example, steel of heat X was received in the warehouse. After releasing it for assembly of a specific structure in the resources, during registration of supervision for this material and after scanning the code from it, the system will automatically transfer the selected heat X to the assembled resource. This will allow for a clear determination of the materials used for assembly.

Document creation forms have been modified. From now on, you can select multiple records for removal from the list when you create a document based on another document and want to modify the list. Additional edit buttons allow you to explicitly edit an item (quantity).

Integration mechanisms with Peri/Ulma suppliers have been extended to include recognition of the target warehouse/object based on file names. This allows codes from file names to be used to recognize the target cost account.

The display of attachments in the desktop version has been unified. From now on, one mechanism deals with the visualization of attachments and operations on them. This allows you to perform additional operations and jointly extend functions to the attachment mechanism.

Direct links to log in using OAuth2 remote login mechanisms are provided. So far, each user had to go through a login recognition procedure. From now on, you can bypass this screen and direct corporate users directly to the address responsible for the selected authorization mechanism, which will allow for the efficient implementation of the Single-Sign-On (SSO) procedure. Available addresses:

From now on, the title of the application changes when switching between individual sections and system views. This allows us to quickly identify where we are currently and, importantly, the browser history will also show the exact navigation path and the ability to go to the place of interest in history.

Added a new option for supervision status. It allows you to initialize a new supervision template for a given resource after reaching the selected state of the current template. This allows the resource to be gradually incorporated into subsequent stages of the process without the need to manually initialize new templates or create backups of all types of templates.

For example, we can use this option to specify that if we reach the status of 'At destination' in the 'Delivery' supervision template, a supervision template dedicated to subsequent operations, for example 'Preliminary assembly', will be automatically activated for a given supervision.

The possibilities of observed parameters have been expanded. From now on, it is possible to react to saving a parameter. After enabling this option, we can perform any mathematical equation taking into account the resource parameters and then save the result to the parameter in a given resource or in parent resources (dependency tree).

This allows, for example, to increase the total number of parameters in the parent resource after performing operations on child resources. This means that if we have a parent resource "Ceiling level I" and in the child resources we have 100 detailed assembly elements, e.g. "ceiling construction", then after writing the supervised parameter for "ceiling construction", we can automatically increase the "Total area of the installed ceiling" parameter in the "Ceiling level I" resource ".

An additional authorization has been added for the production system, which allows you to change (overwrite) the state of the value of a given production parameter. This allows you to prevent only authorized users from performing this operation.

When overwriting the value of a given parameter in the change history, an additional record is created informing about the invalidation of all residual measurements for a given month. This facilitates possible data diagnostics.

In the production parameter history view, the ability to wrap long texts in the data tabular view has been added.

Production dashboards now remember the last selected tab and return to it automatically after re-entering the dashboard view.

The ability to configure the visibility of tabs has been added for the resource detail view. In the case of systems with many functional modules enabled, the number of data tabs may be significant. By defining the location/hiding of tabs, each user can adjust the data view to their liking. The functionality is identical to tabs for work orders.

In the password reset or password setting window after invitation, the ability to select the language has been added, just like in the main login window. Additionally, the message about the expiration of the authorization token in the event of an invitation or password change has been expanded.

Bluetooth recognition has been added in the mobile application. After entering the beacon browser and not turning on the Bluetooth function, the system automatically displays an appropriate message and allows you to turn on beacon scanning directly from there.

System dictionaries have been expanded to include the ability to define units (liter, meter, etc.). So far, these units were embedded in the application along with their precision, i.e. the representation of decimal numbers for a given unit (pieces are 0 decimal places, meter is 2 decimal places). From now on, the user can define his own units and modify the accuracy for each of them.

Available for mobile view and warehouse and delivery operations. The interface has been expanded to include the ability to register serial numbers and parameters when receiving and issuing materials.

The attachments view has been expanded to include the ability to define/upload a new version (revision) of a given attachment. By default, the latest version of the attachment is always shared. The user has access to historical versions of a given attachment through a dedicated interface.

When selecting a work order, e.g. when assigning a resource to a job, we are now able to select an order in the form of a list or order tree. This makes it easier to find the right work order when using the work order tree in a given system instance.

A 3D model viewer has been added to the mobile version of the system (integration with CDE/BIM environments). Using this function, we can browse the model with a full view of objects, but also contextual navigation from the selected resource.

An additional operation has been added for warehouse documents. From now on, we can divide the selected document into many sub-documents. This allows, for example, a collective return document to be divided into individual documents relating to specific objects in the lease calculation system.

The system will automatically create a new document and correct the appropriate quantities in the source document and the warehouse associated with this document.