Exciting and New for June 2021

What’s New This Month

QuoteToMe News:

  • We are excited to announce our newest team member – Emily Marino joined us as a Product Manager! Welcome Emily, we look forward to building a world class customer experience with you on the team!
  • On June 2nd, QuoteToMe hosted our first Purchasing Best Practices webinar – thanks to everyone who attended! Look forward to more webinars in this series later this year.

App Updates:

  • We’ve added a new “My Orders” tab to the user dashboard on the web.  Now you can quickly filter out the orders you have placed from orders placed by your team members.
  • The QuoteToMe Outlook Add-in is now available from the Microsoft store.  Installing the add-in allows you to create a purchase order directly from an email without needing to leave your inbox!
  • We now support additional delivery locations – for products requiring delivery, you can now choose between the site, the office, or a custom address.
  • We now support alternate site contacts, allowing you to place an order that someone different will receive. 
  • Supplier comments that contain a URL now display as clickable hyperlinks when viewing quotes.
  • We’ve added bulk delete of cost codes from the project setup page. If you need to wipe out the existing list and replace with a new one, it is now easier than ever!
  • We fixed a bug that displayed a non-selectable list of operating companies when creating a new project.
  • We fixed a bug where on some screens the customer support chat widget on web covered action buttons making it difficult to perform the action.

What’s Coming Next

App Updates:

  • Data exports are in beta testing. We expect to release our initial set of accounting integrations shortly.
  • The QuoteToMe application is getting a major facelift! Both the browser based and mobile based apps are soon to be revamped with a new look and feel. This update represents a major upgrade to the interface that is much more intuitive.
  • Have an idea for a new feature or improvement? We’d love to hear from you!

Bugs we’re squashing:

  • Extended and total prices are not always calculating correctly when unit prices include fractional cents.

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