What's new in 1.2 • Import a whole cycle at once. Choose all seven files together; each is recognised from its file name and imported in the right order. From the second cycle on, a file whose columns haven't changed skips the mapping step. • Fixed: a file chosen with an Import button could be silently ignored. It is now always imported. • Add a missing part to the item master straight from its exception. The app shows where the part is used and asks for cost and lead time before adding it. • Acknowledge an exception for this cycle, with a note. It is recorded against your name and printed in the meeting pack. • Action owners carry into the next cycle, marked with the cycle they came from, and one name can be given to every action in the list at once. • Start the next cycle before its month begins, after a confirmation. • Questionnaire: Save all, a save for each department, and the standard questions can always be restored. • A part retired in the item master but still used in a bill of materials is now flagged. • iPad: every screen fits in portrait, and irreversible actions such as Publish always offer Cancel. • Clearer wording throughout, including months instead of "buckets" and what each accuracy lag means.

What's new in 1.1 • Capacity. Give made parts a work centre and hours per unit, enter each work centre's hours per month, and see every month's load against them. Overloads are flagged for the meeting to decide. • Overrides flow down the bill of materials. Raise a finished good and its components and builds are planned for it too, in the same scenario. • Accuracy in plain words. The headline now says what it means, whether it is good for a monthly plan, and whether your overrides helped. • A "Do this next" guide that walks the whole cycle, from the first import to exporting the meeting pack. • Orders for parts counted in units are whole numbers, so quantity and value always agree. • The demand chart shows value at standard cost by default, with its own Units switch. • Clearer wording across the action list, the publish step and the meeting pack, and a tidier subscription screen.