{
 "current": {
  "version": "1.141.0",
  "released": "2026-09-07",
  "url": "https://d1qaroqkal75dk.cloudfront.net/Prism-1.141.0.zip",
  "code_hash": "28bdac07b527e0b3b1a84bbcedfb0d25e5859c1d55aa38c55446716a2529b057",
  "sha256": "57aee925308c8f075f4311382fdcd92d47b20a3c619c925aaa3858ac21693647",
  "notes": [
   "A correction made at the bench on the same day as a stocktake is no longer marked as counted twice - it is a later look at the shelf, not a double count. Any such mark already standing is taken back when you update.",
   "A sub-assembly you build yourself now drives the first-build date instead of blocking it: its build time is its lead time, so it reads \"3d build\" with the day it can be handed up.",
   "That date now comes with the orders it rests on - what a sub-assembly's own parts need bought is listed with everything else, instead of the order list coming back empty.",
   "Replies on a task can be edited, answered and deleted like any other comment, and replying to a reply continues the same conversation, saying who it answers.",
   "A comment that has been edited now says so.",
   "Deleting a comment sticks. It used to disappear and then come back the next time you opened the task.",
   "The Work Order window is wider and laid out in columns, so what the build consumes and produces is in front of you instead of below three screens of form."
  ]
 },
 "previous": {
  "version": "1.140.0",
  "released": "2026-09-06",
  "url": "https://d1qaroqkal75dk.cloudfront.net/Prism-1.140.0.zip",
  "code_hash": "6aefcc67e72030b0eb0fe2e265c238e3607166196ea8c420d7783e16f126f7d7",
  "sha256": "2d2cdcc98dd23c99d920ae5449c6ad630642c6bb7c1cfcf0708cdc38d386b522",
  "notes": [
   "Ask \"can we build 50 of this, and starting when?\" and get a dated answer. The new Readiness page says how many are buildable now, how many from each date, and which part sets the day.",
   "Every answer shows its reasoning: what is short, what each open order covers and when, and what would close the gap - so a date can be argued with instead of taken on faith.",
   "Turn the shortfall straight into orders, grouped by supplier, rounded to minimums and pack sizes, priced at the break they reach and dated by when each has to go out.",
   "Ask it backwards: give the date you need and Prism says what to order by when, which existing order to pull in, or that the date cannot be met at any price.",
   "Stock is now a ledger. On-hand is the sum of dated receipts, issues, built units, counts, adjustments, scrap, returns and transfers, so every figure traces back to the movement that made it.",
   "Stock has a place and an owner, so readiness at a location counts only what is there or heading there.",
   "Reserve the material a build needs so two builds cannot spend the same parts, and when several compete, sequence them and see who slips.",
   "Promise a customer a date without raising a work order, and be told when that promise stops holding, with the cause named.",
   "Received is not usable: hold receipts for inspection, track lots and date codes, and give stock a shelf life. Held, rejected or expired stock stops counting towards a build.",
   "Every new revision now asks whether parts made to the previous one can still be used, and stock sitting behind a “no” is flagged rather than quietly counted into a build.",
   "See what an incompatible change costs before approving it: the old stock at risk with its value, the orders still buying it, and the builds that already reserved it.",
   "Decide what happens to stock that no longer fits - use as is, rework it, scrap it, return it, or keep it as service stock - and the decision is recorded rather than remembered.",
   "Plan a cut-in: run old stock out, switch on a chosen unit, build the old configuration as a matched set, and record what went into each unit so a bad lot can be traced to the field.",
   "Purchase-order lines carry their own promised date and where it came from, and Prism measures how late each supplier really is from the lines you received.",
   "Say \"twenty a month\" for a part and Prism gives the day you run out, the day the order has to go, and the quantity that holds your safety level.",
   "Prism watches every open build and tells you when its date moves, when another build takes its material, or when it can no longer be completed - at the bell, by email, and on Telegram.",
   "Give the bench a kit list of what to pull, and share the same picture with a contract manufacturer: export the kit and the shortages, publish to Confluence, and take their counts back in as stock at their location.",
   "Build facts now reach the project story and the weekly summary: a commitment made, a date that slipped and why, a decision taken on old stock.",
   "Two new permissions govern all of this. \"View build readiness\" opens the answer and the shortage report; \"Commit a build\" is what reserving material and promising a date ask for. Existing roles keep what they had.",
   "Jira: push a task where it belongs. Search for the epic, story or task it hangs off, then put it in that epic, make it a sub-task of it, or link it in the direction you chose.",
   "Two paired installs on different versions of Prism now pause with an explanation instead of misreading each other. Nothing is lost, and syncing resumes once both are updated.",
   "Changed on purpose: a count taken at a location corrects the stock at that location, and receiving more than was ordered records the full quantity and puts the extra on the shelf.",
   "The in-app User Guide has a new chapter covering all of it."
  ]
 }
}