A workflow is only as strong as the data that powers it. In our latest release of Mission Control, we are introducing a strategic update to the “Move” action to help your team get the most out of our automation engine.
Major Updates: Updates to the “Move” Action
In this release, we’re updating how the “Move” action works to ensure you gain the full value of Mission Control’s automation and workflow engine.
Key Changes:
- Improves process visibility by ensuring routing and rules are applied.
- Strengthens analytics and reporting by eliminating blind spots caused by direct moves.
- Helps teams scale effectively by maximizing automation and enforcing business rules.
- This change takes effect once your organization updates to the latest Mission Control version from AppSource. Until then, moves will continue working as before.
- For guidance on workflow setup or best practices, our team is here to help.
Old “Move” Experience:
Old “Move” Experience:
Minor Changes
- Added company and user identifiable information to our company invite templates
- Added the ability to search for columns in the Mission Control column chooser
- Added a new workflow condition allowing users to route or evaluate their orders based on customer aging
- Fixed an error message in Business Central regarding failure to fetch reports
- Fixed several accessibility issues with user management around trap focusing or using hotkeys for navigation
- Fixed an error when attempting to load the activity logs from within Business Central
- Fixed an issue where failed Mission Control actions appeared as a success then a failure in the activity logs
- Fixed an incorrect counting issue with the related documents column in Business Central
- Fixed an issue with triggered actions that would leave documents with broken business rules in a fragile state
- Fixed an issue with activity logs where specific actions were missing after a failure then a pass scenario
- Fixed a bug within custom fields that would cause publishing failures when utilizing base Business Central fields
- Fixed an error message that would occur when automatic actions break a business rule
- Fixed the “balance of shipped items” setting in payment automation
- Updated the existing queue and action names to have a character limit
- Updated the activity log column to better align with the header
- Updated the delete custom field window to match other app designs
- Updated the app license expiration to utilize end date plus terms
Ready to Get Started?
These updates to the “Move” action—along with new features like Customer Aging workflow conditions and enhanced Column Chooser search—are all designed to make your daily operations more precise. By enforcing consistent document routing, you’re not just moving orders; you’re building a more reliable, visible, and scalable distribution engine.