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The navigation is rebuilt, top to bottom

A persistent top bar with a command palette and a unified site switcher replaces the old sidebar and tab rows, cutting the header roughly in half.

The platform’s navigation was rebuilt from the top down: a persistent top bar, a command palette, and a slim module rail in place of the old sidebar and stacked tabs.

Routes and permissions did not change. What changed is how much of the screen they take up to get to, and how fast you can jump somewhere without hunting through menus.

What’s in the new top bar

  • A command palette to jump straight to a screen or action by typing
  • One switcher for enterprise and site, instead of two separate controls
  • Notifications and your account menu in a fixed, predictable place

Page header height dropped from around 110 pixels to around 54, so more of the screen is the work itself.

Sales forecasts now refresh themselves

A background job now refreshes every active product’s sales forecast automatically, twice a day. Any manual lock or override you’ve set on a forecast is preserved.

Improvements
  • Shipping planning board gains a view for manually building a putaway queue by drag and drop
  • Planned-downtime periods now render as overlay bars directly on the production schedule
Fixes
  • Fixed an issue where several screens would intermittently show a generic error and need a full refresh to recover