xTuple Analytics with Power BI coming soonA new reporting tool called xTuple Analytics will soon enable xTuple customers to create and customize their own dashboards and business intelligence reports. xTuple Analytics will run in a browser, meaning users can gain access to their production data on tablets, smartphones, or anywhere. The product will be offered as an add-on subscription, for both cloud-based and on-premise ERP systems.
The Port of Baltimore shipping channel can't reopen soon enough for xTuple customer Iron World, manufacturers of residential, commercial, and industrial fencing products. According to Iron World Controller Shade Olageshin, freight costs have quadrupled, since the Key Bridge collapsed in March.
Purchased goods, which typically come in through Baltimore, have been re-routed to Virginia ports, adding distance and delays. In turn, this has impacted Iron World's ability to meet promise dates with their customers. Employee commute times have also been affected. "We've definitely suffered," Olageshin said.
Fortunately, the shipping channel reopened earlier this month.
Did you know 
that many column headers in the xTuple Desktop are not visible by default? On some screens, as many as 10-12 headers could be hidden.
To see which columns are visible and which are not, right-click on the column header, as shown in the screenshot below. Any headers not selected will be hidden. To add them, simply select them from the right-click menu.
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