SCM release notes v2.28.x

A new terminology has been introduced to better guide the SCM system user in understanding and mitigating data availability issues.

Pending data: A logger in a shipment is considered to have pending data if all three of the following conditions are met:

Missing data: A logger in a shipment is considered to have missing data if all three of the following conditions are met:

Syncing: A logger in a delivered shipment is considered to be syncing if the platform is waiting for the next scheduled wake-up of the logger.

In the left sidebar, the shipments in the shipment analysis issues list that have data availability issues are highlighted with action required.

In the custom search criteria, there is now an option for searching for shipments that have data availability issues.

Two types of alerts have been added for improved clarity.

	This alert is visible if one or more loggers in the selected shipment have data availability issues.
	This alert is visible if the shipment is delivered but the platform is still waiting for one or more of the loggers to wake up.

The logger table has been completely redesigned with ease of use and clarity in mind. A new column, Data status, has been introduced, which better indicates the data status of the loggers. If any action items are associated with a logger, it is possible to click the three dots in the action column to open a set of possible actions.

The loggers in the logger table are sorted so that loggers that require attention are placed at the top.

For shipments that are in the shipping state, the following data statuses are possible

	The logger did not communicate during the last scheduled wake-up. This could be due to insufficient cellular network coverage or because the logger is in low-power mode or needs recharging.
	This means that the logger did communicate during the last scheduled logger wake-up

For shipments that are delivered, the following data statuses are possible

	This means that the platform has all the necessary temperature data points from the logger.
	Syncing indicates that we are waiting for communication between the logger and the platform. Communication is expected to continue at the next scheduled logger wakeup.
	The logger has pending data. This means that data might be on the logger, and actions are required to initiate data upload.
	The logger has missing data. This means that it is confirmed that the data is irretrievable.

The logger table now has an actions menu for shipments that are delivered.

In case of pending data or missing data, the actions Resolve and More information appear when you click the three dots. In the case of syncing data, only Resolve is there.

When clicking Resolve, a window pops up with the next possible steps depending on the data status of that particular logger

	Missing data
	Pending data
	Syncing data

When clicking More information, another window pops up with more information about the logger

When loggers' battery levels were low at the time of the last communication, a new battery icon with a tooltip appears in the wake-up interval column of the logger table.

In the chart and data tab, data availability issues are marked with Pending / Missing Data.

In the quality report, the optional data availability issue banner has the text Pending / Missing Data.

The user will see additional information regarding data availability for shipments, and will receive additional guidance on how to resolve issues.

When a shipment is Duplicated, a Reason for Change will be required.

When a Shipment Description is changed on an active shipment (non-draft), a Reason for Change will be required.

When a Custom Property is added, deleted, or edited on an active shipment (non-draft), a Reason for Change will be required.

When a Comment is edited or deleted, a Reason for Change will be required.

If a Reason for Change setting is turned on, a written comment will be required when making the above changes in the UI.