Bugs and other creeps, annoying the people using Next®, July 2022

It is part of our promise to be #EASY. Having bugs and other annoying behavior in your software is not being #EASY. For that we put a lot of efforts in to avoiding bugs in the first place, and to get rid of them fast, when we make one. 

For this release we have exterminated the following bugs and annoying behaviors, affecting end users. 


Improvement


Issue
Replacing a compound document is fully functional again 
NEXT-4667
The confirmation of a list action now always shows the exact number of documents to be processed 
NEXT-4690
You can now Quick-edit documents with more than one file  
NEXT-4476
The Next® Office Add-ins now allow you to check-in the document 
NEXT-4661
When you Add a document in Next® for Salesforce you will always see the configured views for meta data 
NEXT-4650
You may now cancel a Check-out for a document you have access to because of a role you hold 
NEXT-4696
When you do multiple coding of supplier invoices, Next® will now correctly remember and suggest the type you just did  
NEXT-4683
You can now use suggestions for a multivalue field, when the data lookup depends upon another value
NEXT-4700



For the techies

Not for techies, but for business users. 

Additional information

For additional information , please refer to the online documentation.

Commercial terms and conditions

These new features and enhancements are available at no additional cost, to users with an active service plan.

Any consultancy assistance will be invoiced.

Disclaimer

Despite our best efforts, we may be forced to change both content and expected delivery of future product updates without notice.


Details

Title:

Bugs and other creeps, annoying the people using Next®

Type:

Issues solved

Status:

Released

Release time:

July 2022

Affected products:

Next® Bank Statements
Next® Contracts
Next® Emails
Next® Enterprise Archive
Next® ExCustody
Next® Invoices
Next® Mailroom
Next® Processes

Audience:

End user 

Classification:

Public

Responsible product manager:

Kim Hellum

Updated:

30.06.2022

By:

Kim Hellum