What's new in the system — updates and improvements.
The personal production account now has a My machines section: you add your own equipment, and programs are prepared for exactly that machine.
Until you add your own machines, the account keeps using the company machines.
The old import paths have been switched off. Projects are loaded through the new module — on a separate page in your personal account or in the CRM.
Areas and service quantities are calculated to three decimal places.
Prices still use two decimals — the amounts payable are unaffected.
Automatic hardware drilling during project import has become smarter.
Choosing a processing template is now predictable while you are still browsing the catalogue.
A large piece of work on milling paths — the kind you see right on the cut edge.
The selection of the drill for a dowel has been refined.
A large audit of furniture-project import from Basis CAD has made the import of drillings, grooves and pockets noticeably more accurate. The changes are additive: for correct data nothing changes, but ambiguous and incomplete cases are now handled reliably.
The personal cabinet now has a "Delivery addresses" section — the client's personal address book. Saved addresses are filled in at checkout, so you don't have to enter the data again. Addresses are tied to your account and do not depend on which firm you are currently working under.
In the "Overview" section you can set a preferred sale point for a firm once — it is saved in your account and is no longer asked for on every order, and it is also filled in automatically as the warehouse address for self-pickup.
The production cabinet now has a "Prices" tab: you can set your own prices for services and materials — separately from the firm's general price list that other clients see. The feature is available with paid cabinet access.