You can now add a stop to a trip straight from the open trip detail on the Planboard. Select one or more orders in the To plan: Orders list and the route highlights where a stop can be inserted; click the position and the stop is added and saved immediately. No modal opens and no drag and drop is needed.

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When you split a trip carrying two or more orders over a depot, the Status created trip field can now be set to To plan. Each split order lands as its own row in To plan: Orders, so you can send them to different outbound vehicles without unplanning the new trip and dragging each order back into the planning bin first.

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Couple and uncouple splits are unchanged: the goods stay in the same trailer, so those splits keep defaulting to Planned and the orders stay grouped on one new trip.

Revenue on the Planboard now comes with Cost and Profitability alongside it, each available per trip and per resource. You can see what every trip and every driver's day costs and earns without opening each trip individually, with profitability shown in green for a profit and red for a loss.

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Find nearby trips now hides trips that have no room left, so the suggestions you see are ones you can actually use. A new Distance filter on the To plan: Orders table lets you narrow the results further inside the radius you searched, for example down to the closest 2 km within a 5 km search.

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The Planboard can now show you where a driver will finish the selected day, not only where they are right now or where they last finished, so you can plan follow-up work from where the driver will actually end up. When nothing is planned, the display falls back to the last known location instead of going blank. Adding a start stop is quicker too: pick one of your own trailers or containers in the Assign resources window and Qargo fills in the pickup location from wherever that resource was last dropped off, and you can still change it if the resource needs to go elsewhere first, for example to cleaning.

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You can now plan multi-stop distribution rounds from a Legs view that's split into two stacked tables - orders still to plan on top, planned trips below. Build a new trip straight from ticked orders, or merge late incoming orders into a round that's already running, and the optimiser inserts each stop at the right point in the route. Every order stage sits nested under its trip summary row, so you can see at a glance what each truck is carrying. The view is rolling out progressively, so contact your account manager or Qargo Support to have it switched on.

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Qargo now stores an event every time a driver or a connected integration marks a stop as arrived or completed, capturing the vehicle's last known position, mileage and fuel at that moment. That gives you proof of location for pallet networks and visibility platforms, and one reliable record to fall back on when a delivery is disputed. Arrived and Departed markers appear on the planner map alongside the existing geofence markers, and there is nothing to configure - events are created automatically.

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Cross Dock scanning in the mobile app now works with parallel stages. Each pallet scan is registered against the leg the pallet is actually loaded onto rather than against the whole consignment, so scans on parallel stages stay independent of each other. Splits remain planner-driven from the order detail page - scanning fewer pallets than expected on a leg will not split a consignment on its own. A few limits apply: bulk-editing a field still updates all the goods on a split consignment, and Create similar order and Add similar consignment are unavailable for orders with parallel stages.

You can now add Temperature, Supply voltage (mV) and Plugged in columns to your planning views for container, trailer and chassis resources, filled in automatically from each resource's own tracking data. That means you can check whether a container is still plugged in and holding temperature while it sits uncoupled at a terminal, without leaving Planning or opening an external track & trace tool - and confirm whether a chargeable plug-in applies.

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The Planboard is no longer one fixed arrangement. You can split it into up to four blocks, put any planning component in any block, and save the result as a named layout that follows you across sessions. Combinations that used to be mutually exclusive now sit side by side - To plan: Orders next to To plan: Trips, or the map without the planning board. There is nothing to configure and no permissions to set.

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Super Admins can now choose what the Customer portal dashboard shows. Keep the view simple for your customers by showing one figure per order, hiding time at stop, or hiding statistics altogether so only the News feed remains.

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Qi tasks can now write a value into a field, not just add a tag. Describe the rule in plain language, test it against a real order or trip, and Qargo fills in the field whenever the condition is met, giving you one clear value you can filter and report on.

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Auto-assign rules can now add stop extras and cargo extras for you, not just fill in fields. If the same extra is needed every time a certain product is moved or a certain customer is delivered to, you can set it up once as a rule instead of adding it by hand on every order.

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You can now add a status column to the Subcontractors list, so you can see each subcontractor's status at a glance without opening their details. Switch the column on through Customise, then filter and sort on it to find the subcontractors you need.

You can now set a currency on individual charges in a rate card. If you invoice the same customer in more than one currency, for example EUR for European legs and GBP for UK legs, the right currency is applied automatically and planners no longer need to change it on each order.

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You can now have Qargo create the invoice automatically the moment an order reaches Ready to invoice, so your finance team no longer has to open each order and invoice it by hand. Choose whether you get a finalised invoice or a draft to review first, and override the setting per customer where needed. This first version applies to customers set to Separate invoice per order.

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The Surcharge revenue column in Orders to invoice (Order View) and on the Orders overview can now show exactly which surcharges make up the total, and you can filter on them. This makes it easy to spot orders that are missing a specific surcharge before you invoice - for example, a holiday surcharge on a public holiday.

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You no longer need to type in the exchange rate date on every converting invoice. Each billing entity can now set a rule that fills in the Exchange rate date automatically, and the field stays editable whenever you need to change it.

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You can now see at a glance which credit notes have been refunded, without opening each one. A new Refund status column on Credit notes and Purchase credit notes shows Refunded or Unrefunded, based on the Mark credit note as refunded task.

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Qargo now keeps a full history of what your drivers were doing on each trip - driving, resting, on a break, waiting or refuelling. Events are captured automatically from Transics, Trimble or Samsara. With rest and break logging in the Qargo mobile app coming soon.

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