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Blackpurl Release Notes — AR Credit Payment Method and Bug Fixes

A summary of new features and improvements in this Blackpurl release, including the new AR Credit payment method and several bug fixes.

This release introduces a new Accounts Receivable (AR) Credit payment method for use on Customer Orders, along with a number of bug fixes and improvements across the platform.

What's New

New Payment Method: AR Credit

The AR Credit payment method allows you to apply an Accounts Receivable (AR) credit memo from QuickBooks or Xero directly to a Customer Order, either as a deposit or a checkout payment.

  • AR Credit is available when accounting integration is enabled in Blackpurl.

  • Credit memos from both QuickBooks and Xero are supported.

  • For full details, see AR Credit Payment Method.

What's Improved

This release includes the following bug fixes and improvements.

  • Declined Work flyout visibility — Resolved a User Interface (UI) issue where the Declined Work flyout was not visible on screen without scrolling.

  • Unit receiving validation — Added data-level validation to prevent units from being received with a zero cost.

  • Part supersession across vendors — Resolved an issue that incorrectly allowed a supersession relationship to be created between parts from different vendors.

  • Customer order line item action icon — Resolved a UI issue that caused the action icon (three dots) to not be visible on Customer Order line items.

  • Product History Summary report format — Resolved an issue where the Product History Summary report was outputting results in detailed format instead of summary format when previewed, exported to PDF, or exported to Excel.

  • Recalculate pricing on service-only orders — Resolved an issue where the Recalculate Pricing action was not working on Customer Orders that contained only a service job.

  • Dealership-specific forms — Released numerous forms for specific dealerships. Affected dealerships will be contacted directly.

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