Release notes
What changed in Hadron
Every deployment gets a version number; the running version shows under the user menu in the app.
The journal entry screen is redesigned; 28 lists now search across all records.
New- The journal entry screen is redesigned. The detail shows account, business partner, cost centre and profit centre names; the reversal link is clickable in both directions.
- Quick filters on the journal list: posting date range, document type and status (posted, reversal, reversed).
- In journal entry, the difference is always visible and moves to the opposite side with a single key.
Improved- On 28 list screens, search, sorting and the total count now work across all records, not just the page on screen. They include suppliers and customers, invoices, deliveries, e-documents, bank statements, leave requests, time records, payroll runs, storage bins, transfer orders and inspection records.
- A “Created” column on lists; the newest record is on top by default.
Fixed- In a manual journal entry, a business partner line didn’t move that partner’s balance.
- A reversal document could itself be reversed again; this is now rejected.
- Updating an approval policy didn’t save the budget usage band or the “reason required on approval” setting.
- Exporting a sorted list of more than 200 rows wrote the same rows twice.
- Choosing ascending order still sorted the list descending.
- In the stock transfer list, sorting by posting date lost planned transfers between pages.
- List overflow on phones and at 1440-pixel width is fixed.
Sub-cent differences no longer block documents; batch-managed materials go to subcontractors.
Fixed- An amount difference below one cent caused production confirmations and supplier invoices to be rejected.
- A batch-managed component couldn’t be sent to a subcontractor.
- The bill of materials list and screen didn’t fit narrow screens.
- Lists with few columns didn’t fill the page width.
Batch Trace: which customers a batch reached, on one screen.
New- Batch Trace screen: the chain from a raw-material batch to the intermediates and finished goods that used it, and on to the customers they were shipped to, on one screen. A “Where did it go?” button on the batch detail.
- Reversed shipments are marked separately in the trace and left out of the customer summary.
Fixed- The roll passport showed a reversed shipment as if it had reached the customer.
Hadron Me empty-inbox fix.
Fixed- Hadron Me’s home page didn’t open for users with an empty approval inbox.
Hadron Me’s web interface moves to the new design language.
New- Hadron Me’s web interface moves to Hadron Partner’s design language; leave requests are step by step.
- “Switch company” no longer signs you out.
- Supplier invoices appear with a readable name in the approval inbox.
Desktop layout and yearly leave strip in Hadron Me on the web.
New- A desktop layout and a yearly leave strip in Hadron Me’s web interface.
Hadron Me screens on the web that didn’t load their data are fixed.
Fixed- Some Hadron Me screens on the web didn’t load their data.
The first numbered release.
New- Every deployment now carries a version number; the running version shows under the user menu in the app.
- When a new version is released, an open tab shows a “New version ready” card.
Only changes that affect the product are listed, so some version numbers (e.g. 0.9.1, 0.11.0) are not shown.
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