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# January
## **View linked Operations in the Order Details panel**
Orders with the same order number will now appear in Order Details → Operations
## **Advanced calculator now applies to tolerances**
## **Site Display Button**
Quickly navigate between Sites using the new Site display button.
## Add full screen button to dashboard.
## Enhance order template to include time delay and setup time between operations
* add time delay to the order templates. The order template splits an original order into operations. This delay parameter will offset the start and end times of the newly created operation against the original order.
## Create an edge docker deployment.
* For TilliT Edge deployments on Docker, you can now create and download the configuration and certificates required. IF you select Type SELF\_MANAGED\_DOCKER when creating a TilliT Edge you will be prompted to save a zip file containing credentials to connect your MQTT client.
Replaces the process variables and activity results with a better chart.
## Open progress rate in a larger view
* Clicking the View button will enlarge the progress rate chart.
* anywhere else in the Timeline card will bring the Event List.
## Scheduler
Allow quantity to be easily changed by the scheduler
* Double click the scheduled order to go into detail mode. Click the Quantity text and you will be able to edit this value. Note that when you do this, the original order doesnt change, leaving you with a reference to what was original required of this product. What does change is the scheduled quantity, and the value that goes to DO.
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