IMS Tech

About IMS Tech

• More reliable navigation — buttons respond on the first tap when you move between screens. Sheets close fully before the next screen opens, and a double tap no longer opens a screen twice or goes back two steps. • Smoother while you work — the app no longer pauses to save its offline copy while you are using it. • New expense and new sales contract forms always open empty. • Disabled buttons now look disabled, and the "Saved" message no longer blocks the Back button. • Supplier invoices from a PDF — on a PO's purchase invoices, tap Autofill from PDF or Scan with camera. The app reads the invoice number and amount, shows them for a check, and saves the PDF with the PO. Reading the same invoice again updates it instead of adding it twice. • Share an invoice into IMS — share a supplier's PDF from Mail, WhatsApp or Files to IMS and pick the PO. The PO number printed on the invoice is suggested first. • Exact amounts — totals and balances show the full figure, such as $375,590.12 instead of $375.59K, as on the web. • Notifications — one switch for all alerts, an unread count on the More tab, the Dashboard bell and the app icon, and a quick way to allow notifications on this phone. • Cashflow report — share it as a PDF or export it as CSV. • Hold a payment from stock — mark a line in Cashflow's Stocks – UnPaid as Pending. • Better search — find an invoice by its number (such as 1354FN), PO or amount, and use a comma to search for either of two terms ("708, 202"). • Material Tables — Fe updates as you enter the analysis, tables can be named, and containers and prices are shown. A table that still has rows can't be deleted by mistake, and unsaved changes are never lost on refresh. • Face ID and Touch ID are named correctly, and the fallback opens your phone's passcode. • Grades now come from each material's name and spec. The separate Grade list in Settings has been removed. • Many smaller fixes, including saving purchase orders.

App privacy

The developer, Zaka Ur Rehman, reported these privacy practices to Apple.