Bug Reports - 28.2.14 - Released 8 November 2025

On the Quick Cart Form, when starting to type an item number on a line and the type-ahead list pops up, when pressing enter to add the item to the list, it took you back to Cart Form. We fixed this by requiring you to actually select the item.

When dragging and dropping a file to a task under the "Documents tab" and then saving and sending the task with the document to someone else, it did not save the document. Now it does.

On Order Form and Invoice Form, there was an audit column, which we renamed to Action and added a button that displays a dialog showing all of the BirdDog fields and values.

When adding line items in Enter Orders, the columns were not lining up correctly.

There were certain error scenarios that caused the sales order's mapping to the Spire ERP's ID to not get saved which would then cause subsequent updates to fail. We now handle these scenarios gracefully.

With the new inbox, if you did not have a customer active, when going to the inbox, the site was crashing. Now it doesn't require this.

Improved logging.

Fixed this error so the order authorization email would work.

Further updates to our new inbox that fixes things we overlooked or realized we needed after our initial pass.

Clicking on the sales history link in order entry for items that have an ampersand in them (&) was dropping the ampersand and everything after it when taken to the Invoicing Analysis page.

If entering a sales order in order entry and selected an ordered by, and then invoicing and posting the order, the entered by on that invoice was being changed to the Ordered By.

In our continuing update to the BRAIN inbox, we streamlined the look of it in the mobile version to look more like email.

Added a new menu item on BRAIN | Processes called Lead Creation. This allows a user to quickly create projects for opportunities.

When creating an order in WooCommerce with a coupon that is then downloaded to BirdDog, if that order is invoiced and posted in BirdDog, attempts to upload the invoice back to WooCommerce was resulting in an ugly error.

When adding a third item to Customer Service | Enter Orders, the website crashes with an error stating Invalid JSON primitive.

When downloading a Magento order that had either quantity or price was zero, the connector was throwing this error.

This was a NULL reference that we fixed.