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Just Released: Modern UI Features Overview 2025 R2
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The Modern UI Features Overview 2025 R2 has been updated to reflect the latest enhancements introduced in this release cycle.Because several Modern UI capabilities became available in 2025 R2 SP1, the guide has been refreshed to ensure that it aligns...

01/16/2026

Object referance error when change OrderQty in Sales Orders
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I have a very strange problem with Modern UI. Here are the steps I take to get it: I create a sales order, set a kit, explode it, then without saving it, I create a new line with any item. When I try to set a QTY, it throws an object referencing erro...

01/16/2026

T-Courses Updated for Acumatica ERP 2025 R2
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The wait is over. The Application Development T-courses have now been updated for Acumatica ERP 2025 R2. Following the full release of Acumatica ERP 2025 R2 Service Pack 1, the courses were refreshed to align with the finalized product functionality....

01/16/2026

Trouble adding a custom Action to an MUI grid menu in 25R2
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This question was asked and answered before.  But the solution on that topic does not work in 25R2 for me.PXAction created on Graph ext Show on Modern UI grid Header | CommunityI'm trying to add a custom action to a grid on AP301000.  I am working on...

01/16/2026

Hear What Our Developers are Saying

"Of what I like in Acumatica is stability. I have experience of dealing with other ERP, and each new version of ERP meant throwing away 30 - 100% of code base. And 30% is something that I've considered to be a lucky person. While I can't say that upgrade with Acumatica is pain free, but on average I can easily preserve 80% of code. And in minor upgrades this number can be up to 97%. Another one is backward compatibility. Sometime people stuck in their old versions for some reason, and still it is easy to give them meaningful help as well."
Yuriy Zaletskyy, Solutions Architect
Kensium Solutions

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