Posts Tagged: Printwiser Estimating 10.0

Printwiser Estimating 10.0 Capital/Energy Estimate Summary Format Upgrade

Posted by admin on 2024-05-07 16:43:46 in Announcements (730 views)

Introducing, the Printwiser Estimating 10.0 Capital/Energy Estimate Summary Format upgrade, effective April, 2024. It introduces three new variables in computing the cost price, working capital cost (to cover bank interest on funds), energy cost and sales discount, to better meet the changing economic environment. Energy cost could have previously been represented by a rarely-used charge like excise duty, but is now properly represented on its own. Both working capital and energy cost are calculated as percentages of production cost. The upgrade introduces new formula for calculating some items, some new terminology on the estimate summary working sheet, includes working capital list and form for interest calculation and prorating, and a new hard/limp cover estimate summary report format.

April 2024 In Brief

Posted by admin on 2024-05-01 20:21:55 in Monthly Summaries (825 views)

Work on Printwiser 10.0 upgrade was completed. Gerian 1.6 revision was done, with changes mainly to the Bit Bank Ledger for which the USD column was introduced, as SFI had changed their recording to use USD instead of SATs in January, and minor changes to the HIDDEN Form, Income List, Settings form and the Affiliate List.

March 2024 In Brief

Posted by admin on 2024-04-03 14:41:39 in Monthly Summaries (966 views)

Approval was received for our Printwiser client proposal submitted last month—for a new capital-energy summary estimate upgrade that would provide an alternative method of calculating the summary estimate working sheet items, including providing for cost of capital and cost of energy, among other features—and work commenced, nearly completed by end of month. Technical support was provided for another Printwiser 8.1 client, installation was done for a Printwiser 6.60 client, domain name and hosting renewals were done for two web clients, while a Printwiser prospect from the past came back with new management showing renewed interest.