Epsilon3 Changelog #83 - Inspection Procedures, Multiple Data Dictionaries, eBOM vs. aBOM Comparison, Real Time Run Activity (Chat) Log, Customize Columns on Inventory (July 2025)

Welcome to the latest edition of the Epsilon3 Changelog, covering release versions v1.171.0 - v1.171.1.


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TL;DR:

  • New! Inspection Procedures

  • New! Multiple Data Dictionaries

  • New! eBOM vs aBOM Comparison

  • New! Realtime Run Activity (Chat) Log

  • New! Customize Columns on Inventory


New! Inspection Procedures

  • Users can now associate an inspection procedure (which is just a procedure with a batch check-in step) with a specific part, and when that part is received in a shipment, the system will enforce running the inspection procedure before the items can be moved into inventory. This ensures quality control validation occurs for designated parts during the receiving process.

New! Multiple Data Dictionaries

  • You can now specify multiple dictionaries or dictionary groups to use for telemetry and commanding in a procedure at edit time and at runtime select which one of those to run the procedure with without having to edit the procedure.

  • Help Center Article

New! eBOM vs aBOM Comparison

  • In addition to showing eBOM component items that have not been set, the “As Built” trees on Item Detail Screen and Work Order aBOM tab now flag component items that are not part of the part definition’s eBOM.

  • Help Center Article

New! Real-time Run Activity (Chat) Log

  • Enhanced team collaboration through real-time communication on active runs. At mention your colleagues, attach files and photos, and copy/paste notes.

  • Improved debugging and troubleshooting with contextual comments and file sharing.

  • Better visibility into run progress without needing to navigate through sections and steps.

  • Streamlined workflow discussions with mentions, ensuring key stakeholders stay informed.

New! Customize Columns on Inventory

  • Customizable columns now persist on the parts and inventory page. When a user rearranges, resizes, or toggles the visibility of a column, it will be saved for that user even when they visit Epsilon3 on another device. 

Improvements & Fixes:

  • Resources must not block pause/unpause a run 

  • Add resources section on issue detail

  • Display Conditions on Numeric Custom Fields/Text Field

  • Added reset view button/auto save

  • Added initial version of saved views

  • Added ability to archive vendors 

  • Include custom fields in parts CSV import and changes 

  • Chat Panel Changes 

  • Offline Queue for attachments

  • Strict signoff step setting 

  • Reopen step after it has been failed/skipped

  • Display Conditions on Numeric Custom Fields (in print)

  • Import custom fields via CSV

  • Issues resources and impacts

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