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Auto-Build using browser

Parters68

Hi,

Just wondering if there has been any progress with adding Auto-Build to the browser version of the software. I cannot switch fully to the browser version until this is implemented. If it isn't going to be done, how can I get around this problem using the browser version?

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Shella_A

Hi @Parters68,

Currently, there haven't been any updates on when this auto-build feature to the browser version of the software will be implemented. However, as a workaround, you can manage your inventory by adjusting it through the Inventory command center and using the Adjust Inventory option. If you have actual stock, you can also build items manually by going to the items screen and building one item at a time. For more detailed steps, you can refer to this link.

Kind regards,

Shella

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Earl_HD

Hi

Thanks for your post, and my apologies for the late response. At the moment, Auto-Build isn’t available in the AccountRight browser version, so you won’t see that option when working online. To Auto-Build items, you’ll need to open the file in the desktop app instead.

You can check what is and isn’t currently available in the browser here: What you can and can’t do in AccountRight web browser, and Comparing inventory in MYOB Business and AccountRight

Regards,
Earl

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Yes I would like to know how to auto build items in the new online version it was very simple of the older versions but I cannot see how to auto build in this version

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Genreve_S

Hi @Parters68,

Sorry for the mix-up there. You're right, the previous link wasn't an Ideas Exchange suggestion, so the vote button wouldn't have been available on that page.

I also haven't been able to find an Ideas Exchange post that's specific to Auto-Build in the browser version.

The closest existing idea I found is this broader AccountRight roadmap suggestion, which asks for all AccountRight Plus functions to be available via a standard web browser: AccountRight Roadmap - AMD64/X86-64, ARM.

You can either vote on that existing idea, or create a new Ideas Exchange board post specifically for Auto-Build in browser so the request is more clearly captured and other user can vote specifically for that.

Regards,
Genreve

Parters68

The link that you have put in your reply has the vote button disabled.

Princess_R

Hi @Rastas,

Auto build would be a really handy feature to have in the browser, especially for businesses like yours juggling inventory and production materials.

The request is already on our Ideas Board and is waiting on more votes from the community. You’re welcome to add your vote here, and leaving a comment as well can help show the product team the value of having this in the browser.

Cheers,

Princess

Rastas

We have been online for some years now and utilising API connectivity with our own software. Being a small factory, the MYOB Auto build feature is essential to combine all the raw materials including; nuts, bolts, washers, PCB's, cases, boxes etc. Is there a notice board I can submit a vote to have Auto Builds included on the Web Interface?

Mike_James

Hi @Rastas , there have been announcements regarding offline files, ie those kept in a local or network library. MYOB intends that all those files should be moved to the cloud; there are temporary workarounds to keep files offline, but nothing permanent.

The AccountRight programs, which are installed to the desktop, will continue, unless you have been advised specifically otherwise?

Rastas

Has there been any updates on this? We are now being notified that everyone will be moved to the browser version and the desktop version will be phased out but there is still no AutoBuild.

We are a small manufacturing business with an excess on 125 items that require nuts, bolts, washers, transformers etc....

Shella_A

Hi @Parters68,

Kind regards,

Shella