Manual annotation menu and math footing fixes
Lasso-drawn annotations now surface the full tick mark menu; footing calculator receives sign persistence, number parsing, and operand ordering fixes.
Manual Annotation Tick Mark Controls
Clicking a lasso-drawn annotation on the PDF now opens the same context menu used by auto-detected numbers. From this menu you can apply tick marks, toggle between Suggested and Confirmed, remove an association, or delete the annotation entirely — the same controls, in the same place, for both detected and hand-drawn annotations.
Math Footing Calculator
Sign (+/−) changes now stick. Toggling a number's polarity in the footing panel would revert to the original sign on the next load. The toggle is now saved correctly.
Pressing Escape cancels a Stated Result edit. Previously, pressing Escape while typing in the Stated Result field committed the in-progress value instead of discarding it. Escape now restores the original value, as expected.
Stated Result is editable in automatic footing mode. Auditors can now correct an OCR-read Stated Result — such as a misread sign — when working in automatic mode, not only in manual mode.
European-formatted numbers calculate correctly in manual footing. Numbers using dots as thousand separators (for example, TEUR format 153.063) were misread as decimal values, producing incorrect sums. Manual footing now interprets these numbers the same way automatic mode does.
Operand order follows document reading order. Numbers in the footing panel now appear left-to-right within each row. Column crossfootings sort right-to-left across the page, matching the direction auditors naturally work.
Unreadable OCR values are clearly flagged. When document processing cannot interpret a number, the footing panel now shows an amber "Enter value" prompt instead of silently defaulting to zero — making it obvious where manual input is required.
Validation errors in the footing panel are now visible. Error messages (such as "Please enter a valid number") now appear as on-screen alerts. They were previously silent.
Reliability
Large multi-sheet Excel files now process successfully. Files with many sheets and a high volume of cells were previously causing the processing job to exhaust available memory, failing the entire upload. These files now complete processing without issue.