Another day, another battle against the bugs! Our developers went on a little hunting adventure, chased down some sneaky bugs, fixed a few unexpected surprises, and cleaned up the mess left behind. Some bugs tried to hide, others tried to reproduce, but unfortunately for them... we had other plans. Fixed, patched, polished, and back to business!

GRN List Rescue Mission: The Great Disappearing Act! The GRN list decided to play hide-and-seek with our users. We tracked it down, fixed the glitches, and brought everything back where it belongs. No more missing GRNs, no more confusion, and definitely no more detective work just to find a goods receipt! GRN is back in business. Case closed!

The Great Permission Heist Some users walked into the Unresolved Drawer, spotted “Update Supplier Item Name and Code,” and got invited to a party they weren’t authorized to attend. The permission guards were asleep, the button was showing up for everyone, and clients were understandably asking, “Wait… who gave them access?!” We’ve kicked the unauthorized guests out, reminded the permission guards to do their jobs, and made sure only users with the right permissions can see the action. Security restored. Unauthorized party cancelled.

Unit Conversion Is Here! (No More Kitchen Math Disasters) Once upon a time, a chef needed 500 grams of flour, but the recipe said 0.5 kg. Panic. Confusion. Three calculators opened. One chef resigned. Then came Unit Conversion Init Grams became kilograms, liters became milliliters, and the kitchen finally stopped arguing about measurements. Meanwhile, our bugs were having a little party of their own. We crashed it. - **Unit Conversion Init:** Different units can finally speak the same language. - **Bug Fixes:** Squashed a few bugs that thought they were permanent employees. - **General Cleanup:** Tidied things up behind the scenes because apparently, bugs don't clean up after themselves. **The result?** Fewer surprises, smoother workflows, and chefs who can focus on cooking instead of converting. Bon appétit, and may your units always add up!

The Email Has Entered the Chat! Orders used to send emails into the void and hope for the best. Now they come with status updates! Sent — Off it goes! Delivered — Made it to the inbox! Tracked — We’re keeping an eye on it! No more guessing, no more “Did the supplier get my email?” mysteries. Sherlock Supy is on the case! Order emails: now with receipts.

No more guessing games, no more potato-level inventory management. We’ve added Stock Par to requisitions, so you can keep your stock levels in check before things get crispy. Because running out of chips is a crisis… and running out of everything else is just bad inventory management.

Squashed some bugs before they could reproduce

We’ve added Portuguese language support. Because apparently, “Bom dia!” sounds better than another English translation.

AI found your match! No more playing “Which item is this?” with your catalog. Our AI now matches items for you because apparently even your inventory deserves a dating app. Less searching. More matching.

We fixed some bugs, polished a few rough edges, and convinced the app to behave itself. What’s new: Squashed bugs before they could reproduce. Made things faster, smoother, and slightly less dramatic. Fixed a few issues that were technically “working as designed”… until they weren’t. Improved some behind-the-scenes magic General cleanup because apparently the app also needs spring cleaning. Same Supy. Fewer surprises. More vibes.

**Downloads just dropped!** No more wondering *“Where did that file go?”* We’ve added a **Downloads** section so you can finally see all your downloaded files in one place. Your files have officially found their home.

### Deep Linking: “Where’s My Order?” Deep links were supposed to take you straight to the order… but apparently they decided to take the scenic route. We fixed an issue where opening an order from a deep link could land you somewhere completely unrelated because apparently “open order” was more of a suggestion than an instruction. Now when you tap an order link, Supy takes you exactly where you expect: the actual order.

Bugs: Politely asked to leave. Most of them complied. Performance: Made things faster because waiting is not a feature.

### What’s New Some invoice items were feeling a little left out… so we gave them their own space. Unresolved Items are here! • Easily see invoice items we couldn’t match • Link them to an existing item or create a new one • Ignore anything that doesn’t belong • Save supplier item codes so we can match them automatically next time And don’t worry — unresolved items still count toward your GRN totals, so your numbers stay perfectly in sync with the invoice. Less matching. Less guessing. More wait… that actually matched automatically?

Squashed bugs before they could reproduce

Enhancements: Polished the flow so counting feels less like work and more like… counting.

General improvements and bug fixes. Hopefully this time for real.

Recipe math got a reality check. Mobile was rounding tiny quantities and accidentally rewriting recipes. Fixed!

Fixed an overachieving cost column. It no longer reveals prices before it's supposed to.

Fixed recipe instructions that previously sounded like they were written by a sleep-deprived chef.

We gave Supy a little upgrade (and a coffee ). Here’s what’s cooking: Turn one ingredient into multiple tracked outputs with smart costing and inventory creation. Less waste, more magic Better recipes, better controls Smarter validations, improved costing, and clearer tracking so your kitchen operations stay organized.

Fixed a game of mistaken identity - Some items were pretending to be the same thing when they really weren't. We've introduced proper name tags, so everyone is now exactly where they belong.

Squashed some annoying bugs that were causing trouble

Fixed GRNs having trust issues. They no longer accuse innocent prices of being wrong. Dispute checkbox joined the gym when it's mandatory, it's locked in. CK GRNs are now confidently closing orders without asking for permission every single time. Non-CK GRNs learned the meaning of boundaries and only show "Close Order" when users are allowed.

A customer ordered 999 items. The app panicked, packed its bags, and tried to leave. We convinced it to stay.