Keep reading to see what’s changed for HeavyWorth on the web and mobile applications.
You can now upload PDFs as attachments to assets on the web, making it easy to include information from titles, build sheets, repair invoices or any other documents that might contain relevant information about an asset. PDF uploads work just like adding images to an asset on the web, using one of three methods.
As the file is being uploaded and processed, a placeholder graphic representing the PDF will be shown. Clicking “Save” will return to the catalog listing when the upload is complete. Viewing the asset again will list an “Attachments” section containing the uploaded PDF.
While we recommend native HeavyWorth apps for mobile devices, we recognize that some users often use the web version of HeavyWorth in a browser on tablets and phones. We’ve made some updates improving the way HeavyWorth looks in a browser on smaller screens and will continue to improve this responsiveness in the future.
Until now, the features list comprised short, single-line attributes about the asset. That restriction is now removed, allowing for the entry of paragraphs or multi-line listings to be used for a single feature. This organizational improvement allows, for example, everything known about the engine to be listed as one feature and everything known about the transmission listed as another feature.
On Android, the category can be changed or the image can be deleted by touching the gear icon on any image in the “Review All Photos” screen.
On iOS, the category can be changed or the image can be deleted by tapping on an image in the “Photo Review” screen.
You should be updated automatically, but if you don’t see the new features, here’s what to do.