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Suran Systems, Inc. has performed extensive internal testing on CDM+ 11.1 and feels this beta release is usable for production work. In the event critical issues in CDM+ 11.1 are discovered, an update to correct those issues will be released ASAP. |
Step 1: Check system requirements
macOS
- macOS 10.13 High Sierra
- macOS 10.14 Mojave
- macOS 10.15 Catalina
Windows
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Read more about changing system requirements.
- Windows 7 x64 (Deprecated)
- Windows 8.1 x64
- Windows 10 x64
- Windows Server 2008r2 x64 (Deprecated)
- Windows Server 2012 x64
- Windows Server 2016 x64
- Windows Sever 2019 x64
Step 2: Update CDM+ Mobile
CDM+ 11.1 includes support for Mobile Receipts. In additional to the CDM+ 11.1 beta, you will need access to the beta release of CDM+ Mobile 2.3. Email support@cdmplus.com to request access to the beta. Include:
- Your church or organization name
- For each individual who needs access to CDM+ Mobile 2.3:
- Their name
- Their email address accessible on their device
- Their platform(s): iOS or Android
You do not need to update all CDM+ Mobile users to CDM+ Mobile 2.3. You can elect to provide the beta to only those users wanting access to mobile receipts while other users run the published version of CDM+ Mobile.
CDM+ Mobile 2.2 or later is required to access CDM+ 11.0.x databases.
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Step 2: Backup your data
Back up all databases that will be updated to the new version. If you subscribe to CDM+ SAAS or Data Hosting you can contact support to make a backup or simply rely on the nightly backup.
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3: Download the installer
Click the link above to download the installer for your platform.
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4: Install the new version
Follow the Installing CDM+ guide guide to install CDM+. This will remove previous versions of CDM+ from your computer.
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5: Update your database(s)
Open CDM+ and update your database(s) to the current version.
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CDM+ 11.1 Highlights
Please see What's new in CDM+ 11.1.
Changed and removed features
Georgia State Income Tax Withholding
CDM+ 11.1
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Accounting
- Support for Mobile Receipts (currently in beta)
- Ability to view Accounts Payable Invoices after they've been posted
- When posting credit card payments, prefix description lines with credit card vendor code
- Expanded customer lookup in Accounts Receivable
- Optimizations when working in Accounts Receivable
Engage
- Transfer the phone number for text giving when transferring individual credentials
General
- Enable multi-select in the "Choose Database Server" window
- Code sign the macOS deployment
- Optimize opening pop-up windows on macOS
- Prevent de-selecting a record on a record frame
- Optimize loading records
Payroll
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includes a correction tax calculations for Georgia State Income Tax. Previously the standard deduction was mis-calculated at $4,600.00 for the year for those filing as Married. CDM+ 11.1 uses the the correct deduction of $3,000.00 for the year for persons marked as Married Filing separate Return. These deductions are defined in Table E on page 42 of the Employer Tax Guide. Because of this mis-calculation, it's possible employee state income tax for 2020 has been under-withheld. We recommend review YTD withholdings and, where necessary, add additional state tax withholding to catch up employees to avoid owing any state taxes when filing 2020 returns.
FTP Sync (Self-Hosted Clients)
The FTP sync feature has been removed from automatic backups for self-hosted clients. A file sync feature is not specific to Suran's software and can be accomplished using a number of 3rd party tools.
Multiple Credits and Debits to the Same Asset on a Single Ledger Entry
In CDM+ 11.1, all credits and debits to assets with the same account number are combined into a single item on the bank reconciliation. This behavior has been present in previous releases for Advanced Fund Accounting, but is now present for all clients regardless of the Advanced Fund Accounting setting. This change allows the Bank Reconciliation window to function predictably when multiple asset accounts share the same number and Advanced Fund Accounting is not enabled—a rare, but legitimate configuration.
This change assumes a ledger entry represents at most a single financial transaction per bank account. If you are accustomed to entering multiple deposits and withdrawals to and from a single bank account on a single ledger entry, CDM+ 11.1 will no longer allow you to clear that activity as independent debits and credits. Instead, enter a separate ledger entry for each financial transaction to your bank account. If you have routine bank activity you enter, such as 3rd party payroll, consider using Recurring Ledger Entries to optimize this process.
This change can also cause an undesired impact if you use the same account number on multiple assets to designate separate bank accounts in the chart of accounts. In this situation, re-number your chart of accounts to use a distinct account number for each asset representing a distinct bank account.