What's New in 1.5 -Fixed a crash that could occur when scanning barcodes with many related records -Improved connection reliability on slow or spotty warehouse Wi-Fi -Faster loading of related records and document lists -Online printers now appear first in all printer lists for quicker selection -Fixed an issue where signing in to Salesforce sometimes required an extra refresh -Security: API credentials are no longer stored with offline print jobs -General stability and performance improvements

Version 1.4 FIXED: A crash when viewing records with many related items Pulling related records for a Purchase Order or Repair Order with many Receipts, Inventory Lines, and Repair Orders could crash the app. Resolved. NEW: Jobs tab A new tab showing your PrintNode queue status, recent print history, and any jobs waiting to send. See at a glance what's printed, what's queued, and what's pending. NEW: Print when offline Print jobs now queue locally when you're offline and auto-submit when your device reconnects. No more lost prints from a flaky warehouse Wi-Fi. IMPROVED: Print history persists The last 100 print jobs are remembered across app launches. IMPROVED: Offline warning before printing A banner in the Scan tab warns you when you're offline so you don't expect a print to happen immediately. IMPROVED: Cancel sign-in mid-flow Tap "Cancel" during Salesforce device-flow polling to abort and try again. No more force-quitting the app. IMPROVED: Share extension file detection When you share a document into Quick Node Print from another app, it now auto-detects the file type (PDF, PNG, ZPL) instead of assuming PDF. SECURITY: Auth tokens no longer cached in shared memory Salesforce session tokens now run through an ephemeral URLSession so they can't be lifted from URLCache. Thanks for using Quick Node Print. Send feedback to support@jassco.net.

Version 1.3 NEW: Record Map diagram Tap a record to see a visual map of every related document — Purchase Order, Receipt, Inventory Line, Repair Order, and the chain that connects them. Each node shows its created date so you can see at a glance what's most recent. Receipt nodes collapse to keep the map readable when there are dozens of them. IMPROVED: Smarter related-record discovery Quick Node Print now walks up to 3 hops through your Salesforce records to surface every relevant document — including the deep PO → Inventory Line → Repair Order → Received Inventory chain that used to require manual lookups. Field names are auto-discovered via the Salesforce describe API, so it adapts to custom org configurations. NEW: Print queue power features • Multi-select — tap to pick multiple files, print them in one batch • Drag to reorder — set the print order before sending • Document preview — see exactly what's about to print • Reprint — re-send any document from the recent history IMPROVED: Print reliability Content-type detection per document, deduplicated print logic so the same file never gets sent twice, and batch progress indicators so you know exactly where a 20-document job stands. FIXED: A crash on records with many related items Pulling related records for a Purchase Order or Repair Order with multiple Receipts and Inventory Lines could crash the app. Resolved. FIXED: Auth + camera reliability • Quieter recovery when an access token expires mid-fetch • Cleaner message when camera permission is denied — clear path to Settings instead of a silent failure Thanks for using Quick Node Print. Send feedback to support@jassco.net.

Subscription status now persists between launches — no more tapping Restore Purchases Added Redeem Code button for offer codes Scanning a record now shows documents from related records (e.g., scan an Invoice, see docs from the linked Sales Order) Security improvements to credential storage and connection handling Bug fixes and performance improvements