Dutchie POS 1.94: Updates to pricing settings, fixes

DATE: March 27, 2024

AUTHOR: Dutchie Product Team

Projected release dates: 4/1/24-4/5/24. Subject to change. This will be the final scheduled release before 4/20. We will resume our normal release cadence in late April.

Enhancements

Backoffice - Settings

Updates to pricing settings: We’re making the following changes to further streamline price changes regardless of your pricing strategy:

The Show Product Tax Preview and Show Inventory Tax Preview settings will be deprecated and taxed price previews will be shown for all locations, including those that do not use out-the-door or dual pricing.
In Settings > Location, we’re moving the following settings to a new Item Pricing section:
- Treat Pricing as Tax-Inclusive (Out the Door Price) is moving from the Point of Sale section.
- Dual Pricing, which can currently only be turned on or off by sending a request to Dutchie POS support, will become user-configurable.
Also under Settings > Location > Item Pricing, a new Med and Rec Share Base Price setting will appear when both of the above settings are enabled. This setting keeps the base prices for medical and recreational the same when you change a base price or taxed price.

Visit the Help Center to learn more about the right settings for your pricing strategy.

Fixes

This release fixes a visual bug where line items on a purchase order are duplicated after the corresponding inventory receive is completed. This issue does not affect actual inventory quantities.
We’re deploying a fix for an issue where the BC Non-Medical Cannabis Monthly Report may show different inventory quantities for the end of one month and the start of the next month.
This release includes a fix for Destruction Reasons displaying as "NA" in BioTrack destruction manager.
The recently updated Register login page will be fixed to show the correct local time.
Some locations using inventory-level (package) pricing have reported only being able to set or update pricing at the catalog level. This release ensures inventory-level pricing works as intended and can only be edited at the package level.