Release Notes for Project Service Automation Update Release 9

Applies to: Project Service Automation for Dynamics 365

We're pleased to announce the latest update for the Project Service Automation application for Dynamics 365. This release includes some important improvements to quality, performance, and usability.

This release is compatible with Dynamics 365 9.x. To update to this release, visit the Admin Center for Dynamics 365 online, solutions page to install the update. For details, refer How to Install, Update a Preferred Solution

Project Service Automation (V 3.9.0.1)

• Bug fixes
  • Fixed: Time Entry grid – On first load, callbox for new button appears before grid loads
  • Fixed: Update utilization view to show dates in User’s CRM time zone
  • Fixed: Solution conflicts with jQuery
  • Fixed: Schedule dates are shifted a day earlier when a project is created from project template with tasks
  • Fixed: Updates to Project Based Opportunity Lines are not reflected in Estimated Revenue when set to System Calculated
  • Fixed: Rounding error when calculating milestone totals for fixed price project contract lines
  • Fixed: Validations for project task start dates and end dates (tasks must start in the year 2000 or after, tasks cannot be longer that 17 years in duration, projects cannot start more than 17 years in the future)
  • Fixed: Unable to delete Invoice Line Detail if corresponding Project Contract Milestone has been deleted
  • Fixed: Customers unable to see the custom error thrown from custom plug-in when deleting a Resource
  • Fixed: WBS: Error while calculating duration on start date change
  • Fixed: Project Contract Line – Invoice Frequency is being overwritten with the value from Project Parameters when line is saved
  • Fixed: Unable to Create a Quote from opportunity using Business Process Flow
  • Fixed: Time Entry Grid copy row functionality updated to copy the fields included in the ‘Copy Time Entry Columns’ view

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