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These notes cover product capabilities rather than internal maintenance or minor interface fixes.

When enabled for a company, all signed-in roles can open Support development and choose a one-off or monthly contribution on Stripe. Support is completely optional and does not change access, limits, support or feature decisions.

Companies that ask to be acknowledged may show Development sponsor 2026 or one combined founding-pilot and sponsor label. The badge is company recognition, not a role or paid product tier.

Recognised companies now receive a restrained Founding pilot 2026 label in their navigation, while signed-in people see Pilot member 2026 in the account menu. The acknowledgement does not change roles, permissions or product access.

Search issued quotations when starting an order

Section titled “Search issued quotations when starting an order”

The order-start picker now searches QC numbers, configured external references, sites and customers. It lists the newest QC numbers first and keeps the selected quotation tied to its controlled issued revision.

The user menu now offers System, Light and Dark colour themes. The choice applies immediately, stays in the current browser and keeps notifications aligned with the selected appearance. System follows the device setting.

Administrators can connect approved caveat wording to one or more reusable sites. A quotation using one of those sites requires the wording through the normal Caveats review; matching one-off text does not activate the rule.

Received access costs in quotation pricing

Section titled “Received access costs in quotation pricing”

Asset preparation can now create independent part and access pricing for the same task. A received access amount appears under Other costs in the quotation and PDF, while staying out of supplier purchasing and obsolete-part checks. Clearing access receipt removes only that access line.

Administrators can draft, reorder, publish, duplicate, archive and choose a default order handover checklist. Checklists support confirmations, Yes/No branches, short references and authenticated or externally recorded sign-offs. Each order pins its selected published version, so later Administration changes do not alter active or completed evidence. Existing workspaces retain their established checklist; new pilots start with a company-neutral standard.

Prepared assets can be appended to customer scope without copying text, and their part quantities now remain aligned with linked pricing. Administrators can preview and import established supplier, material and labour rate cards from CSV, while quotation owners explicitly review any later rate changes.

QC order handovers group the exact issued revision’s part requirements by supplier and provide copy and CSV actions without pretending to create a purchase order.

Authenticated users can cast one changeable vote on a private product ballot. Results appear after voting and remain available after closure, together with the reviewed disposition of each candidate. Voting guides prioritisation but does not promise delivery.

Commercial previews are confirmation-bound: CSV imports and draft rate refreshes stop and request a new review if their mapped values or source records change before apply. Scope-owned quantities now preserve the reviewed unit selling price when the required quantity changes.

Administrators can publish company-specific work types and connect caveats to a manual choice, selected work types, the proforma threshold or obsolete parts. New pilot workspaces start with neutral categories; existing controlled wording remains pinned to the quotation revision that used it.

Administrators can create users and reset another active user’s access with a single-display temporary password. Users must replace it at first sign-in. Password-recovery email is optional rather than a prerequisite for a pilot.

Issued quotations can be marked won, lost or closed without changing their controlled workflow status. Terminal quotations can be archived and later restored without deleting revisions, PDFs, notes, documents, approvals, orders or History. Recording a customer order from a QC quotation marks it won.

Estimators and administrators can use a readable quotation as the basis for a new Revision 1 draft with its own quotation number. Customer, site, address, scope, preparation, pricing and selected caveats remain editable; approvals, documents, notes, orders, outcome and previous history are reset.

The register now has Active, Won, Lost, Closed, Archived and All quotations views. Search includes customer-facing quotation, customer, site, PO, line and asset information, while the selected view, status and sorting are remembered for each signed-in user.

Newly issued quotation PDFs use a cleaner A4 layout, clearer hierarchy, itemised selling prices and a balanced commercial summary. Existing issued PDFs remain unchanged and continue to download from their original revision.

Company administrators can manage company identity, bounded quotation settings, private user access and a write-only OpenAI connection. Pilot users can send structured feedback to a separate private collector, while versioned policy, visibility, usage limits and data exports keep each isolated deployment controlled.

The quotation register can isolate one workflow status and sort Draft quotations to the top while continuing to search quotation references, customers and sites.

Scope suggestions improve grammar and punctuation, separate findings from recommended work and surface questions for the estimator. A suggestion cannot be applied if a protected identifier, value or link changes.

The Project questionnaire, now available under Feedback → Help shape Projects, links to maintained examples of registers, boards, timelines, calendars, dashboards and connected workflows. It collects evidence without creating live project records.

Approved and issued quotations require a recorded reason before a new draft revision starts. History groups events into revision chapters, preserves controlled PDFs and keeps an order with the revision that produced it.

Customers, sites, suppliers, material rates and labour rates use searchable, sortable and paginated tables. Updating a reference rate does not rewrite saved quotation lines.

The optional timeline combines proportional periods, exact milestones, expiry attention, collapsible lifecycle groups and order-handover progress. Week is the default view, with Day available for close inspection.

Received asset costs can create linked quotation lines, and administrators can maintain controlled normal-hours and out-of-hours labour rates for estimators to select in Pricing.

Order handovers support waiting and resume states, conditional purchasing and specialist controls, retrospective external quotations and downloadable checklist PDFs.

Quote Control moved from a spreadsheet concept to an authenticated product with PostgreSQL records, controlled revisions, line-item editing, approval, private documents, PDFs and administration.