2019.2

SQL Server 2012 or later is required for this installation and for running ETSDBMods (Web Enterprise DBMods).

Install or upgrade to the latest version of the Microsoft .NET Framework on your system. At a minimum, you should have V.4.6.2 installed.

As part of Trimble Transportation’s continuous improvement process, we have upgraded our applications to use Microsoft’s .NET Framework version 4.6.2. As a result, the minimum technical requirements have changed as follows:

If you are installing any of the Trimble Web Products applications, the installer will validate the proper version is installed. If it is not, you cannot complete the installation.

Trimble Transportation recommends that you test the Microsoft .NET Framework upgrade in your test environment prior to upgrading any of your production environments. This testing will indicate if there are environmental issues that must be addressed by you, and which are not the responsibility of Trimble.

3G Integration requires Microsoft ASP.NET MVC Security Update MS14-059.

Non-Production Environment License limit is set to 100 users.

Additional setting relative to installing Framework allows you to place web-framework on the internal server. Framework is a requirement and must be installed during the new installation or upgrade process.

If installing using the MSI, your report server must be at SQL Server 2008R2 or higher.

Check the maximum order volume against the Full Trailer Amount in Tank Forecast Setup (TSW-183)

Previously, customers could place fuel orders that exceeded the Full Trailer Amount used with the Tank Forecast Setup. This caused planning issues or incorrect inventory. Now, you can use the Restrict Total Volume feature to prevent users from making this mistake. If a customer tries to place a fuel order that doesn’t meet the volume requirements, they receive an error message. It states, "Volume must be greater than the minimum <Threshold Value>."

For details, see Working with the restrict total volume feature.

Prevent orders from having GAS and DSL on the same order (TSW-184)

Previously, customers were able to place fuel orders that included gas and diesel commodities. Usually, stores do not want gas and diesel commodities on the same order. Now, you can enable the Diesel/Gas feature to prevent users from entering these commodities on the same order. If they try to enter an order with gas and diesel commodities, they receive an error message. By default it states, "Restriction: Cannot order both diesel and gas together. Order not saved." However, your hosting company can change that message.

For details, see Working with the restrict diesel/gas feature

Using order cutoff times with deliver windows (TSW-346)

Previously, the system did not restrict delivery window options on fuel orders. Customers could place an order and the system would allow it to be delivered the same day. Sometimes this would result in retain/runout issues at stores. Now, you can enable the Restrict Delivery Window Based on Cutoff Times feature to restrict delivery window options. When customers create fuel orders, the system restricts delivery window options based on order entry cutoff times.

For details, see Restricting delivery times based on order cutoff times

Identifying tanks by commodity class instead of commodity name (TSW-347)

Previously, the system displayed the commodity name (such as Unleaded 82) for your customers when they place an order on the Fuel Order Entry page. There may be times when you want to change the commodity’s display name on this page. Now, you can use the Use Commodity Class as Name feature to display different commodity names on the Fuel Order Entry page.

Note: When enabled, this setting changes how the system displays commodity names on the Fuel Order Entry page. The system uses the value in the [FuelDispatch]CommoditySubclass setting of your customer’s TTS50 to determine which commodity class is displayed.

For details, see Changing the commodity display name on the Order Entry page

Rebranding Client Center (TSW-65)

Updated our company name and logo to the Trimble brand.

Ability to switch driver assignments between trip segment (leg) numbers and order numbers
(TME- 446, TME- 450, TME- 451, TME- 454, TME- 455, TME- 456, TME- 457, and TME- 458)

Previously drivers would see their assignments listed by trip segment (leg) number. Now, drivers can view their assignments by order number or trip segment (leg) number.

With this setting enabled, the following changes occur in the application:

TME-493

Fixed an issue where the licensing URL was not being updated correctly during an installation or upgrade.