Get ready to unleash a chain reaction of productivity! Introducing the latest QBench release, packed with enhancements that will leave inefficiencies quaking in their test tubes.
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What’s New:
Canny Features (You asked, we delivered!)
- You can now configure quantity and volume discounts for Invoices.
- You can now specify a custom Turnaround surcharge for Panels.
- You can now specify customer-specific Turnaround surcharges.
- See more specifics in the Orders and Billing section below.
Customer Portal
- You can now send a Quote for acceptance, view the Quote, and create an Order from a Quote in the Customer Portal V2.
File Parsers
- You can now trigger No-Code File Parsers without needing to upload from a Test or Batch. This allows you to upload a csv file with batch IDs to update each corresponding batch.
- You can now update multiple tests with the No-Code File Parsers.
Spreadsheet Worksheets
- Spreadsheet Worksheets will now warn users if they are attempting to overwrite worksheet data that another user is simultaneously editing.
Reports
- Admin users can now duplicate Report Templates.
Orders and Billing
- You can now create special rush pricing for a Test Panel based on the Turnaround Time.
- You can now create Customer-specific rush turnaround pricing.
- You can now configure quantity discounts that automatically get added as Invoice Line Items. For example, you can configure a 10% discount once an Order has 5 or more of the same Assay. An Order with 6 of these Assays will have the discount, but an Order with 3 of these Assays will not. The types of configurable quantity discounts include:
◦ Assay
◦ Panel-Assay (overrides the Assay discount)
◦ Customer-Assay (overrides the Assay and Panel-Assay discount)
◦ Customer-Panel (overrides the Panel discount)
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