What's new in version 2603.1.0.0

Weigh Scale • Release Note • 8/26/2026 •

Enhancements/Modifications

With this release of the Aptean Weigh Scale extension,

Lot Attributes with Source Mapping are automatically applied to the lot created during the Weight Registration process. After transferring the weight scale entries, the assigned lot attributes are automatically displayed when selecting Show Lot Attributes from the Item Tracking Lines page.

Access has been provided to Codeunit WeighScaleRegistration122FDW and its function TransferFromTempToRecord. This allows partners to leverage the existing functionality in their custom extensions to automate the creation of Weigh Scale Entries during the warehouse receipt automation process.

Resolved issues

The following issues have been resolved in this release.

ID	Description
379675	The system incorrectly updates the first Item Tracking Line with the accumulated lot quantity instead of the quantity registered for the individual pallet when the Transfer Weigh Scale Entries action is executed on the Warehouse Receipt page during an overreceipt.
379062	The system calculates an incorrect total quantity when checking the catch weight limit on the Weigh Scale Registration page for a catch weight (CAW) item registered using a non-base unit of measure. The quantity entered in a non-base unit of measure isn't converted to the item's base unit of measure before being added to the total, resulting in an inaccurate quantity comparison against the catch weight limit.

Description

379675

The system incorrectly updates the first Item Tracking Line with the accumulated lot quantity instead of the quantity registered for the individual pallet when the Transfer Weigh Scale Entries action is executed on the Warehouse Receipt page during an overreceipt.

379062

The system calculates an incorrect total quantity when checking the catch weight limit on the Weigh Scale Registration page for a catch weight (CAW) item registered using a non-base unit of measure. The quantity entered in a non-base unit of measure isn't converted to the item's base unit of measure before being added to the total, resulting in an inaccurate quantity comparison against the catch weight limit.