What we shipped, in plain language.

TDS was calculated to the paisa — a 1% deduction on 46,155 withheld 461.55 — leaving a net payable that no bank transfer matched and no challan accepts. TDS is now rounded to the nearest rupee (fifty paise up), as Section 288B requires, at invoice posting, in the payment proposal and on down payments alike. The base is not rounded.

Where TDS was withheld when the invoice was posted, the payment advice printed “TDS Deducted 0.00” while the invoice table showed a short payment. The advice now takes that TDS from the invoices cleared, shows Gross = TDS + Net, adds a TDS column per invoice, and says on each line whether it was deducted at payment or on which invoice.

Payment runs, the payment register and detail, manual and advance payments and the due-invoices worklist rounded every amount to the rupee, so an operator could transfer a rounded figure from the bank. These screens now show two decimals. Reports and the dashboard keep whole rupees.

Picking a PO line on a service entry sheet filled in the gross price, so a sheet against a discounted line accrued the expense before the discount and the difference was left standing in the service clearing account. The sheet now proposes the net price and shows the discount applied, for example “@ 3,384 after 20% off 4,230”.

Issuing a GST receipt voucher on a customer advance needs the tax-on-advances account configured, and the only way to do that was the admin console. A new page under Financial → Receivables → GST Advance Accounts lists every company — configured or not — and flags an incomplete setup, so the missing row is visible on exactly the tenant that needs it.

A new Lot Wise Summary tab on the Cutting Reports page lists cut pieces by lot, part, colour and size, sectioned into in-house, vendor and company-shift cutting. It filters by sales order, production order, lot and date, prints as the CUTTING - LOT WISE SUMMARY sheet and exports to CSV.

The automatic debit note for an over-billed purchase invoice claimed the taxable value only, leaving the GST on the excess with the vendor and the input tax credit standing on money not being paid. The note now carries the tax rate stated on the difference, or failing that on the invoice line it came from, and reverses the proportional input tax credit. An RCM invoice carries no tax on the note, as the vendor charged none.

A missing input-tax account is flagged on the Differences tab while the invoice can still be edited, rather than refusing the posting.

Opening a project from the Projects grid for editing showed its planned and actual dates blank, and saving lost them. The dates now load into the dialog as they are stored.

The Apply-to-Invoices picker on a new customer receipt listed invoices already paid and invoices that had been deleted and re-posted under a new number. Cancelled, reversed and deleted invoices are now excluded from the picker and from auto-allocation, and a repair command cancels the orphaned ledger rows a re-numbered invoice left behind — refusing any row that still carries an allocation.

The application answered every unknown path with its own start page, including paths such as /.env and /.git/config. No real file was ever served, but an automated scanner reads a successful answer on those paths as a live site. The web server now answers them 404 Not Found on every domain, while certificate renewal paths keep working.

A marker keyed in by hand carries no lay or waste weight (those arrive with a CAD import), and creating a lay slip or recording a roll against one failed with a server error. The fabric required, expected waste, total waste and remaining roll weight are now left blank when the marker has no weight — 0.000 would read as “no fabric needed”. A marker with no garments per lay is refused by name, since the lay count cannot be worked out without it.

Some tenants had an empty Supplier Type list while the vendor master makes Supplier Type mandatory, so no vendor could be saved. The eight standard supplier types are now filled in on every tenant on upgrade. Existing types are never edited, and a type already present under another code is left as it is.