D-Tools, the Integration Business Platform for the technology integration industry, today announced D-Tools Cloud Release #100. The milestone release delivers 66 improvements, more new capability than any release since the platform’s 2018 debut, spanning payments, sales reporting, inventory and project drawings. Many of the improvements came directly from customer requests, and together they make D-Tools Cloud faster, clearer, and more complete at every stage of the integration business lifecycle. “This release ships more meaningful new functionality than at any other point in our history,” says G Paul Hess, CEO of D-Tools. “It’s a clear marker of our commitment to elevate D-Tools Cloud from a set of point tools into the one platform that supports every part of running an integration business, from the first sales conversation through design, fulfilment, service, and cash flow.”
Cash flow is the lifeblood of a small business. Even profitable integrators can struggle when cash isn’t on hand as bills come due. Release #100 attacks that problem directly with Accelerated ACH Deposits, a new next-day funding option in D-Tools Payments. Once enabled and a client’s ACH payment is verified, funds arrive in one business day instead of four, closing the gap with credit card settlement speed. This is a global setting that includes confirmation dialogs and invoice status badges, and it carries a processing fee of 0.8%. Release #100 also sharpens invoicing clarity: Paid invoices now show clients their own payment-method details, and invoice summaries have been redesigned across digital and PDF formats to clearly break out totals, payments, fees, refunds, and balance due. A new QuickBooks Online and Xero filter shows at a glance which invoices have been pushed to accounting, and which still need to be linked, across Purchase Orders, Change Orders, and Billing, reducing the risk of duplicate or untracked entries.
Release #100 improves sales reporting for better visibility. Opportunities now display an overall total, the Opportunity Dashboard includes subscriptions, and the “won” flow accounts for service contracts and subscriptions alongside one-time project revenue. The Sales Results module receives the largest set of upgrades: a new default “Total” revenue view that combines project, service contract, subscription, and service call revenue without double-counting; new date-range presets; a cleaned-up Lost Opportunities gadget; and a new drill-down Details view exposing the underlying opportunities, service calls, and change orders behind any number. Sales Forecast receives parallel improvements, including clearer labels, an improved 12-month projection window, corrected tooltips, and subscriptions now folded into forecast totals. Not every stocked product warrants an individual serial number and QR label. Hybrid Inventory gives integrators accurate tracking without over-managing low-value stock, letting them mix Units tracking (individual asset records) and Pools tracking (quantity only) at the individual product level instead of forcing an all-or-nothing choice across the catalogue. Hybrid Inventory builds on Inventory Asset Management (IAM), the award-winning per-unit tracking solution D-Tools Cloud launched earlier this year.
A new Product Tracking Mode lives on the product itself and can be switched individually or in bulk, with a change-guard dialog that protects data integrity by blocking any mode switch while a product has assets or quantities allocated, checked out, or reserved, and explaining why. Nearly every inventory workflow now handles both modes side by side, including checkout, check-in, stock transfers, quantity adjustments, service-call allocation, bulk updates, and project-item reservation, with color-coded pills marking the distinction at a glance. CSV import and export support mixed catalogues in a single file. Release #100 makes the Interconnect Diagrams module, launched last fall, more branded, flexible, and production-ready for client-facing documentation:
• Documentation and branding: a new customizable Cover Page provides a reusable, editable first page for project documentation; the Title Block Editor gains a dedicated canvas toolbar; and a new Title Block Manager centralizes creating, editing, sharing, and defaulting title blocks account wide.
• Faster drawing workflows: users can now create multiple distinct wired connections between the same two devices. A new Connection View scopes a diagram to specific systems and locations for focused AV and network documentation.
• Tighter output and integration: diagram exports now use a standardized filename format across PDF and PNG, and proposals can open Plan View diagrams with the correct title block already applied, directly from quote and opportunity attachments. This tightens the link between design work and the proposal a client actually sees.
• New D-Tools Cloud Status Page Delivers Real-Time Service Transparency
Alongside Release #100, D-Tools has launched a public status page at status.d-tools.cloud, giving customers real-time visibility into the health of D-Tools Cloud applications, APIs, integrations, and document services. The page displays live operational status for each core service area, 90-day uptime history, and a full incident and maintenance log. Customers can subscribe to receive notifications via email, SMS, Slack, or Microsoft Teams the moment an incident is created, updated, or resolved, reinforcing D-Tools’ commitment to reliability and transparency as more integrators run their entire business on the platform. D-Tools Cloud Release #100 is available now to all D-Tools Cloud subscribers. For more information or to schedule a demo, visit www.d-tools.com.
