Changes are coming hot and fast. This release includes a new ability to change the status of multiple jobs all at once. A quick, last-minute inclusion is a new hold: Orange. So now we have all of the primary and secondary colours covered. Orange you glad we did that? (sorry, we can’t help ourselves).

There aren’t really any bug fixes, but some bigger changes under the hood had to happen that hopefully you won’t notice. We’ve already got new things ready for the next release that piggyback on this one.

We’re working on a couple of bigger changes that touch more parts of the system, so we frequently bump into some older code and…oh look, squirrel!

Many changes in this release are similar to the last few releases with refactoring and small user interface changes, such as more counters in tab titles. A royal new feature we’re announcing is a new hold status: purple. As with most other hold colors, it doesn’t have any specific meaning to the application.

We’ve fixed several bugs, listed below, including a persistent AJAX error that showed up once in a while when processing large lists of job materials.

We've been busy the past couple of weeks on a number of productivity enhancements. Copying jobs using teh Deep Copy option has become more flexible and job scopes got a lot of love in this release including bulk setting of dates on job scopes, restricting job item types on job scopes, job deep copy enhancements, and cost center support for materials and expenses.

In this release, we’re doing a lot of clean up and preparation for more changes. Hopefully we’ve fixed more bugs than we introduced, so if something seems a little weird, be sure to bring it up. We watch the error logs regularly, but not every problem shows up in the logs.

The biggest change we’ve made is to add more flexibility to invoicing by allowing fine-grained control of what items belong on which invoice. Another change fixes an annoyance with copying job scopes and then needing to adjust the start dates afterwards. The job scope start date will now align to the job start date.

We’ve entered a new era in T-Jacs with the introduction of AI. Our first step in utilizing AI is to summarize time sheets for invoicing. This is a big deal for some of you. This will literally save hours of having to manually collate time sheets for customer invoicing. We have more potential with this. Now that we’ve jumped in, we would love to hear your ideas and feedback as to how we can move forward with this. There are more cool things we already know we can do with it.

You’ll find a new feature in this release that adds sorting to your time sheet list.

This release presents a new feature to add file attachments to work permits. Included in this feature are permit and permit attachment counts in the tab titles, and the ability to restrict the job being closed if there are any outstanding permits.

This latest release expands on the ability to work with kits, expanding them when they are entered on a job or purchase order.

Work Order Reports received a cool new capability. Now you can have the report automatically save the PDF as a job attachment.

This release has a lot of anticipated changes packed into it. Of particular importance is the ability to associate materials and expenses with job scope tasks, allowing you to further refine your job planning and processing. In addition, you can immediately see whether a job has scopes, materials, or expenses with the item count now displaying on the job sub-tabs.

In our latest update to T-JACS, we’ve improved how you can add items to a job directly from the catalog list, including specifying the job scope, and the quantity. In the case of kits, you can also apply the kit to a job as individual components instead of as one item. A few bugs were also addressed, improving labor estimates and inventory retrieval.

We’re ringing in the New Year with a brand-new integration with Google Maps, allowing you to mark job sites with precise GPS locations. Job costing reports and the invoice cost summary get some needed love, with enhancements to clarify real and market costs.

We’re excited to bring you Release 5.11! This update introduces a brand-new Work Permits feature, improvements to titles and reports, cleaner and more consistent designs, and fixes to make everything run smoother. We’ve worked hard to make the system smarter and easier to use while solving key issues to keep things efficient and frustration-free.

This release brings a few new requested features, including a monthly jobs report. The development process uncovered a few bugs and allowed for some code cleanup. The new report is a first start, so we welcome any feedback for improvements.

This release introduces many new features and fixes, including new search capabilities and the beginning of a Reconcile Payables report. New tools for managing cost centers and dealing with materials have been created.

The bin summary report feature introduced in the last release has been enhanced with a drill-down report in this release. Other helpful changes allow easier editing of holding costs and book values shown on those reports. Additionally, several pages have had code cleaned up and other bugs fixed.

This release contains a small change to help with looking up materials and some PDF reports to complement a recent new inventory report.

Many of the updates in this release address requests for report enhancements, including work in progress and inventory reports. Another update allows easier entry of new equipment in purchase orders by allowing you to find and copy existing equipment.