Minor Improvement:

1. Phone numbers can now be searched with or without formatting (e.g., (123) 456-7890 or 1234567890); this applies to search only and not to filters.

Bug Fixes:

1. Intermittent “Something Went Wrong” error on clicing Invoice Now is now resolved.

Minor Improvement:

1. A new confirmation prompt now appears when switching eCheck processing to NACHA, requiring re-entry of the Routing Number and Account Number for added security.
2. The Average Revenue Per User (Date Bound) report is now available, with invoice/date filters

Bug Fix:

1. For ISPs using the PaydUp merchant, viewing a payment now displays the last four digits of the actual card used for that payment, rather than the subscriber’s default card.

Minor Improvement:

1. Deleted tickets are now removed from the CRM Beta Ticket table in real time.

Bug Fixes:

1. The Close status for CRM Beta tickets now displays correctly.
2. The attachment badge in CRM Beta tickets is now properly adjusted, preventing

Bug Fixes:

1. IP Pools can now be deleted from subnets without errors.
2. Auto-retry is now added to vHook cron scripts. 

    

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Bug Fix:

1. The recent Calendar color changes have been reverted, restoring the original color scheme.

Minor Improvement:

1. Standards-compliant unsubscribe option is now available to make it easy for customers to manage their mail subscriptions.

Minor Improvement:

1. The Service Start and Service End date fields for a subscriber’s active hotspot package are now aligned and displayed with consistent lengths across all subscriber packages.
2. Revenue per Package Type in Reports Beta now displays line-item revenue by

Bug Fixes:

1. Internet hotspot devices are now displayed correctly, instead of a blank list of devices.
2. Intermittent “null Access Controller ID” error is now resolved when adding or updating internet devices.
3. Payment amounts applied to debit memos are now checked

Bug Fixes:

1. Service Start and Service End fields are now automatically updated after a hotspot package change, following each ISP’s duration rules. Service Start uses the current server date/time, and Service End is recalculated based on package duration (days, hours,