| Date | Document Title |
|---|---|
5/6/08 |
I-Suite Version 8.01.02 Known Issues |
5/7/07 |
Cost Tips QRC (updated) |
7/19/06 |
Tips for Managing Complexes in I-Suite |
Newly Identified Items 
| Date | Module | Description | Solution / Work-around |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8/26/08 | Data Administration | Only add accounting codes to the incident to which the accounting code is assigned. Detail: If the user needs to track costs/post time to multiple incidents, add the incident data then the associated accounting code, Adding just the accounting code to the incorrect incident causes inaccurate cost reporting, and data integrity concerns. | Add the full incident information for all accounting codes and utilize the Manage as One function is I-Suite to post time to the appropriate incident. |
| 8/26/08 | Database Administration | The user must be logged into the appropriate database when creating a Financial Export File. Details: I-Suite appears to allow the user to create a Financial Export for any attached database; it has been discovered that attempting to create the financial export on a database that the user is not logged into will create an error and/or terminate the application and may also create a corrupted financial export file. This will be fixed in the patch due to be released approximately 8/29/2008. | When managing more than one database, the user must close I-Suite and log into each database separately to create the financial export file. |
| 7/17/2008 | Cost | Cost will not calculate correctly if a daily deduction exceeds the amount earned per day. (The Cost module will not accept negative daily costs, therefore will ignore the deduction if it exceeds the daily amount earned.) | This will be addressed in a future release. |
| 6/19/2008 | Database Admin / Financial Export | Receive Runtime error 91 and I-Suite terminates when attempting to create a Financial Export. (This occurs when there are no resources with an AD employment code in the database.) | Edit or Add a resource to include an AD employment code and recreate the financial export. |
