Ingredient Availability for Work Orders
When you build a work order from a template, Peasy shows which ingredients are short and the most you can make right now. Learn more
When you build a work order from a template, Peasy shows which ingredients are short and the most you can make right now. Learn more
Correct a lot's available quantity right from the Lots tab in an item's details — no need to dig through inventory history. Learn more
The Lots tab in item details now shows a Qty Used column alongside current quantity, so you can see how much of each lot has been consumed without manual math. Learn more
A new "Receive into inventory" option on the bill form opens Bulk Receive pre-filled with quantities, location, and unit cost from the linked purchase order, so you can receive goods without leaving the billing workflow. Learn more
The bulk customer import spreadsheet now includes Address, City, State, and Zip columns so shipping details can be imported in one pass. Newly imported customers sync their shipping address to QuickBooks automatically when QB auto-sync is on.
Attach additional files to any existing bill from the Bills table row menu or the open bill preview, then page through all attached files without leaving the bill.
A spreadsheet-style modal lets you check in many items at once from a purchase order or the Receive Pending list. Fill in quantity, cost, and lot per row, submit all at once, and fix failed rows without starting over. Learn more
Tasks can now repeat daily, weekly, or monthly. When a recurring task is marked done, the next instance is automatically created. A purple badge identifies repeating tasks throughout the app.
A spreadsheet-style grid on the Items to Sell page lets you view and edit sale prices, margin %, or markup % for every catalog item at once, with search, category filter, and bulk-apply across selected items.
Select line items on a purchase order and click Split to move them into a new purchase order — useful for partial deliveries, splitting the remaining items a vendor still owes, or separating items by vendor lead time.