Cognito has released MoneyWorks 9.0.7 update, primarily a bug fix.
“Log4j” vulnerability, according to the cyber security expert, is a critical security vulnerability in Java logging library. MoneyWorks doesn’t use Log4j and hence no exposure to this exploit.
Visit the Cognito website for the change history in version 9.0.7.
Cognito has released the MoneyWorks 9.0.4 updates.
Besides bug fixes and improvements, Cognito added a new Profit and Loss by Date Range report.
Why needs a Profit and Loss by Date Range?
By Date Range means you can print the report within the specific date range instead of the usual financial period, such as from 1st to 15th January, instead of period January which will be from 1st to 31st January.
This report also come in handy when printing the profits and losses of the closed period. MoneyWorks period list shows up to a maximum of 90 periods. Although those transactions beyond the 90-period range are still in the database, you cannot print them since you cannot select the period from the report wizard’s period dropdown field. With the Profit and Loss by Date Range, you can set the date range and print (e.g. from 1st January 2013 to 31st December 2013).
Visit the Cognito website to find out more about the change history for v9.0.4.
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Cognito has released MoneyWorks Datacentre 9.0.3 update.
Besides bug fixes and performance improvement, the import bank statement feature now supports the CSV format.
The complete change history of v9.0.3 is available on the Cognito website.
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