The system now retrieves employee assignment data more efficiently, reducing page load times in the Workforce module when viewing employee details and their next assignments.

The “Next Project” column in the employee list now correctly shows upcoming assignments, helping managers plan resource allocation and project transitions more effectively.

This resolves authorization errors that could occur when users with multiple account access performed actions after switching accounts.

Previously, support staff couldn’t create budgets even with proper permissions enabled. This fix ensures support can help customers with budget setup when authorized.

The bid leveling interface now displays budgeted amounts alongside vendor bids, helping teams quickly identify which bids are over or under budget. Budget totals automatically roll up by budget code group for easy comparison.

The dropdown for awarding bids now displays correctly on bid comparison screens that don’t show budget amounts, ensuring project managers can always mark the winning contractor.

The formula editor button is now hidden when reviewing budget changes, preventing accidental modifications and helping teams focus on what has actually changed.

Budget editors can now refresh their browser without losing their place. Previously, refreshing always returned users to the Line Items tab, requiring them to navigate back to Markups or Measurements tabs.

New toggle in Account Settings shows who enabled support access and when. This gives customers complete control over their data while allowing temporary support assistance when needed.

This streamlines bid package creation by automatically suggesting and importing relevant line items from your project budget, complete with quantities and pricing.

The line item import process now automatically selects package budget codes when only one option exists, reducing manual steps. The interface also displays division names more clearly with improved text wrapping and wider sidebars.

When importing budget line items into bid packages, quantity and unit cost values are now automatically transferred from the budget to the scope items. This eliminates manual data entry and ensures pricing accuracy during bid preparation.

This restores the expected spreadsheet-like behavior when selecting and filling unit costs across budget line items, saving significant time during budget creation.

A new “Budgeted Amount” column displays your internal cost estimates next to contractor bids, making it easier to identify bids that exceed or fall below expectations during the award process.

This ensures super users in development environments can manage all change requests while maintaining proper restrictions in production.

Previously, attempting to save edits would fail with an error. This fix ensures bid submissions can be updated directly from the submissions index, streamlining the bid management workflow.

This feature allows Buildr Support to assist with data migration and bulk budget updates, reducing manual data entry for customers onboarding large projects.

Import errors are highlighted in red with clear messages explaining what needs to be fixed, reducing failed imports and support tickets.

Save hours by importing multiple line items from your project budget into bid packages with just a few clicks. This eliminates manual data entry and ensures scope items match your budget exactly.

This prevents incomplete financial data by ensuring all imported line items are properly categorized. Existing imports will need to be updated to include budget code information.

The system now ensures all contractor bids are accurately compared against the latest scope items by automatically reprocessing uploaded bid documents when scope items are added or changed, preventing missing or mismatched line items during bid comparison.

The dropdown automatically hides when no matching sections are found, making the import process cleaner and more intuitive.

Line items automatically inherit the correct budget code during import, with options to reassign individual items or apply a budget code to all selected items at once.

The bid leveling table now displays detailed pricing breakdowns showing quantity, unit cost per unit of measure, and calculated totals for each scope item. This transparency helps estimators better understand and compare contractor pricing during bid analysis.

The Import Line Items button is now disabled with a helpful tooltip when viewing projects that don’t have a budget, preventing confusing errors and ensuring data integrity.

The Import Line Items modal now includes checkboxes to select/deselect all items in each section, making it faster to import multiple budget line items into your bid packages.

When importing line items for bidding packages, the most relevant suggestions now appear at the top, making it faster to find and select the right items.

When importing line items to bidding packages, the system now suggests matching items from your budget based on cost codes, saving time and ensuring completeness.

Budget tables now group line items by division (e.g., Concrete, Electrical) with the ability to filter specific divisions for faster budget review and analysis.

This integration enables automatic cost tracking between bidding packages and project budgets, helping teams ensure bid amounts align with budgeted costs and reducing manual reconciliation work.

Filter large budgets more efficiently by selecting multiple cost codes, divisions, or budget groups simultaneously. This reduces time spent searching through hundreds of line items when analyzing specific project areas.

This resolves CORS errors that prevented web fonts, JavaScript, and CSS files from loading correctly when served through the CloudFront CDN. Users will experience faster page loads and proper font rendering across all browsers.

The system now uses Google’s production-ready Gemini 2.5 Flash model for parsing bid documents, providing faster processing times and more accurate data extraction from uploaded PDFs.

View and manage preconstruction start and end dates directly from project details, with automatic timeline visualization showing the complete project lifecycle from planning through completion.

The bulk upload button now displays a helpful tooltip and is disabled until scope items are added, ensuring documents can be properly attached to your bidding packages.

Users selecting a date range for workforce exports will now receive all assignments and utilization data through the end of the selected month, preventing missing entries from monthly reports.

This resolves the issue where users couldn’t edit quantity values in budget line items when the data was grouped by division or cost code.

This resolves import errors that occurred when updating existing projects with CSV/Excel files containing only the fields you want to change. You no longer need to include the project name when updating other project attributes.

Previously, all scope items were submitted with bids regardless of review status. Now only items explicitly marked as included, excluded, or omitted are saved, improving data accuracy and reducing submission errors.

Previously, users could submit incomplete bulk upload reviews without selecting trade partners, causing data issues. The form now validates all required fields and displays specific error messages inline.

Focus indicators and error states now appear the same across all input types, making forms easier to navigate and understand.

This ensures project teams can always view historical bidder contact information for audit trails and reference, maintaining data continuity throughout the bidding process.

This update improves the underlying search technology used throughout the application, resulting in more stable search performance and faster result retrieval.

Users viewing bidder tables will no longer see overlapping content when scrolling horizontally. The sticky header column now has a solid background that properly covers the content beneath it.

Users can now run AI bid leveling on packages that already contain manually-created budget codes without errors or data loss.

The export process now handles cases where budget code submissions have been deleted or modified, preventing export failures that previously required manual intervention.

This prevents errors when accessing bidder information for companies that have been deactivated or removed, ensuring complete project documentation remains accessible.

Value Engineering items now display summary statistics at the top of the page, showing total budget impact and item counts for each status (draft, open, accepted, rejected). Cost savings appear in green to highlight positive value engineering outcomes.