Release Stock Manager Pro v2.13.4 · Oranovix/Stock-Manager-Pro

What's new in v2.13.4

The matrix drew a separator line between model series, but Samsung generations were grouped by the tens digit — so S24, S25 and S26 all landed in one block with no lines between them. Each numbered generation is now its own group (S25 separate from S26, A54 from A55, …), while a generation's variants (S26, "S26 Ultra", "S26+") stay together. iPhone numeric series are unchanged.

Adding (or renaming to) a model name that already exists raised a raw UNIQUE constraint failed: phone_models.name crash. It now shows a clear message that the name is already taken (model names are unique shop-wide).

The Analytics tab showed values that were too high because it valued stock at the sell price. Stock Value, Value by Brand and the Valuation Pivot are now computed at cost (buy price; a missing cost counts as 0, matching the matrix's Cost view), and the labels say so. They also now include device units (phones, tablets, laptops, …), which live in their own table and were previously left out entirely — so a brand's bar and the totals reflect your whole holding, and everything reconciles with the stock-value figure. The dashboard's separate "Inventory Value" (retail) is unchanged.

A part type that has ever been sold, audited or returned can't be hard-deleted (that would erase those records), which previously surfaced as a raw FOREIGN KEY constraint failed error even after you zeroed its stock. Deleting such a type now explains the situation and offers to archive it instead: it disappears from the matrix and the Part Types list (its stock is 0, so it never affected figures) while its history stays intact. A Show archived toggle in the Part Types admin lists archived types with a Restore button. Empty part types with no history still delete outright, and their leftover zero-stock placeholder rows are cleaned up automatically.

The Devices tab now has a collapsible Overview header (like Inventory and Part Types) — click it to hide the stat cards and give the tables more room. The aggregated grid and the per-model unit table now sit in a draggable splitter, so the second table is much larger by default and you can drag the divider to size it however you like.

Each device tab (Phones, Tablets, Laptops, Earbuds, Watches, Consoles, Speakers) now has a Report PDF button that generates a professional, branded inventory report for that category alone. Units are grouped by model with per-model subtotals (count, in-stock, stock value), a KPI header (total units, in stock, sold, stock value at cost, and average battery where relevant), and a full per-unit table (serial, storage, colour, battery, condition, category-specific specs, buy/sell price, status). The report opens automatically in your PDF viewer and is saved under the app's reports folder.

The Labels dialog gained a Model dropdown so you can print labels for a single model instead of the whole category. And when you already have a model selected in the grid and click Labels, the dialog now opens pre-filtered to that model — no more scrolling past every other model to find the units you meant.

Surfaced by the built-in error reporting: '_SplitCloudConnection' object has no attribute 'cursor'. Some screens (the audit history and price lists) open a database cursor directly, which existed only on the plain local database, not on the cloud connection — so those screens failed to load when cloud sync was on. The cloud connection now provides a compatible cursor, so audit loading and price lists work in cloud mode. Covered by a new CI test.

Download StockManagerPro-2.13.4-setup.exe below
Run the installer — existing data is preserved automatically
If you already have the app installed, it will prompt you to update on next launch

SHA256: 1717d827bc154e8bae955a26bc513c9e6169ca2fe641b176883e74b5fa02e316