On a Sales Order with many line items, removing a job, cancelling the order, or saving a large batch of line-item changes no longer stalls or returns a server error.

• Choose Remove job to delete a large job from the order.
• Choose Save or Save and Close to keep many line-item changes.

Orders placed in a connected Shopify store are creating their YoPrint sales orders again. For a few hours, a new Shopify order could stop on the way in, so it never appeared in YoPrint even though the store had taken it.

Building a service in Configuration > Services no longer means finishing the whole thing in one sitting. The editor tells you when you have unsaved changes and gives you two ways to save:

• Save keeps the service open so you can carry on with the next matrix or location.
• Save and close saves and takes you back to the services list.

If you leave a service that still has unsaved changes, YoPrint asks you first instead of dropping the prices you just typed.

Clone now opens a filled-in draft of the service instead of creating the copy straight away. Change the name, the prices, or the locations first, then save it. If you leave without saving, nothing is added to your list.

The price matrix itself is easier to read and edit, including on a narrow screen. Choosing which product locations a service applies to now has a search box and a running count of how many you have selected.

The Pricing type choice also explains what each option does. Per-item pricing charges the price for every item at that quantity break, while Flat rate per job charges the price as the total for the whole job and shows the unit price underneath.

The All Customer export in Reports > Download Center now brings the assigned users with it. You no longer have to open customers one at a time to find out who owns an account before you hand the list to a salesperson.

The names sit in a new assigned_users column. A customer with several assigned users gets all of their names separated by commas, and the cell is empty when nobody is assigned.

Saving a design in Mockup Creator could stop with an error when you saved immediately after adding a catalog product or its 3D model. It happened now and then rather than every time, so a save could fail on a design that had saved without trouble a minute earlier. Those saves now go through on the first attempt.

Production Control now has a date range and a Timeline scale button above the schedule. Pick the dates you want to look at, then decide how much of that time fits on the screen:

• Week spreads the timeline out for day-to-day work.
• Month pulls back so you can see how loaded the shop is over a longer stretch.
• Fit to range makes the dates you picked fill the full width.

Each one adjusts the view once and then leaves it alone, so after you change the dates, choose the scale you want again.