Large numbers in budget quantities are now formatted with commas (e.g., 1,234,567.89 instead of 1234567.89), making it easier to quickly understand values at a glance.

This upgrade reduces the JavaScript bundle size for budget-related features, resulting in faster initial page loads and smoother interactions when editing budgets.

All popup dialogs now share the same visual design and behavior patterns, making the interface more predictable and easier to navigate with keyboard controls.

Previously, searching for “50%” might return results like “500” or “50 dollars”. Now searches find exact matches only, making results more predictable when searching for percentages or underscores.

Companies can now be categorized by trade (e.g., Concrete, Electrical, Plumbing) using industry-standard CSI divisions. This enables better vendor management and targeted bid package distribution.

Previously, measurements marked as “not included in totals” created empty spaces in budget comparison views. This has been fixed for a cleaner interface.

Change requests that are part of a Value Engineering Item workflow now correctly hide their merge and close buttons, ensuring they can only be managed through the VE Item’s acceptance process.

The measurement summary table in the budget editor now uses a uniform text size throughout, making it easier to read and review budget calculations at a glance.

Collapsible division groups make it easier to navigate large budgets and see costs by category at a glance.

Users in the Faber organization now have full access to the bidding feature, allowing them to create bid packages, invite bidders, and manage the bidding process for their projects.

The remove button (X icon) now works properly when rearranging report columns. Previously, the drag functionality prevented the button from being clicked.

Projects and assignments that extend beyond the timeline view no longer cause visual glitches or horizontal scrolling.

Previously, the workforce utilization timeline would stop loading additional employees after the first page. This fix ensures continuous scrolling works properly, allowing managers to view utilization data for their entire workforce.

Easily track and communicate with the right person at each bidding company by setting their primary contact directly in the bidding interface.

The system now automatically creates records for every line item in a bid package, marking items as included, excluded, or omitted based on bidder submissions. This ensures no bid details are missed during evaluation.

The bidder details page has been reorganized to display company info, contact details, and submission amounts together, eliminating the need to navigate between multiple tabs.

Previously, due dates could appear shifted by a day for users in different timezones. This fix ensures all task due dates display consistently based on your account’s configured timezone.

Bidder statuses now display as color-coded badges throughout the bidding interface, making it easier to scan and manage multiple bidders at a glance.

Development teams will experience faster JavaScript and TypeScript compilation times when building the application. This update optimizes the package management system and enables dependency caching.

Bid managers can now optionally include a specific time when setting due dates for bid packages. The new date/time picker shows timezones clearly, helping bidders across different locations understand exactly when submissions are due.

This update ensures better reliability when uploading files by dragging them into or pasting them into rich text editors throughout the application.

This integration enables instant access to up-to-date documentation for various libraries and frameworks through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), improving developer productivity.

This makes it easier to organize complex bids by allowing common items like “Labor” or “Materials” to appear in multiple sections without requiring unique naming workarounds.

Development teams can expect to see automated code review comments from Gemini AI when opening pull requests, helping identify potential issues early with medium-severity threshold filtering.

Include trades in the “trade_names” column using comma-separated values. Only companies categorized as “Trade Partner” can have trades assigned.

Previously, companies associated with multiple trades would appear multiple times in filtered directory results. This fix ensures each company is listed exactly once, providing cleaner search results and accurate company counts.

Line items are now organized by division number (01, 02, etc.) matching standard construction sequencing, making exports more professional and easier to analyze.

The new progress bar displays five bidding stages (Create Scopes, Upload Bids, Bid Level, Award Bid, Export to Budget) at the top of each bid package, making it easier to identify bottlenecks and manage multiple packages efficiently.

Users can now see accurate cost breakdowns at the most detailed level when comparing projects in the cost model analytics feature.

The application now uses a modern build system that delivers smaller file sizes and enables more efficient browser caching, resulting in noticeably faster page loads.

This enhancement displays the quantity for each line item in milestone PDF exports, making it easier to verify unit pricing calculations and compare material quantities across project phases.

Workforce assignments and utilization are now grouped by project role (PM, Superintendent, etc.) in timeline views, making it easier to identify staffing gaps and manage resources by role across projects.

Previously, radio buttons for selecting change requests remained visible even after Value Engineering items were accepted or rejected, potentially causing data inconsistencies. This has been fixed to ensure proper workflow enforcement.

Previously, editing a company that served as both a client and trade partner would lose the client role assignment. This fix ensures all company roles are preserved during membership updates.

The search no longer lags while typing, and cost code descriptions now display in full width for better readability.

Configure your account’s timezone in Account Settings. All dates and times throughout the app will automatically display in your selected timezone, making collaboration easier for distributed teams.

The submission history table no longer displays notes to reduce clutter and improve readability. Dates now appear in MM/DD/YYYY format for consistency.

This new feature allows authorized accounts to create bid packages, invite bidders, and compare submissions. Currently available only to participating beta accounts with the feature appearing as a new “Bidding” tab in project navigation.

The system automatically closes any open change requests when exporting a bidding package, eliminating export errors and reducing manual steps for project managers.

This resolves an issue where bidders received errors when submitting new bids after having deleted their highest-numbered submission. The system now correctly assigns version numbers to new submissions.

Previously, multiple companies could be incorrectly marked as winners for the same bid, causing budget allocation errors and confusion. This fix ensures bidding integrity by enforcing one winner per package.

Previously, when processing multiple bid documents from the same vendor, duplicate line items could be created. The system now properly checks for existing line items before creating new ones, ensuring accurate bid comparisons.

This eliminates manual data entry when transitioning from bidding to project execution. The system automatically creates change requests with bid amounts, improving accuracy and creating a clear audit trail between accepted bids and budget updates.

Previously, unconfirmed selections would incorrectly appear when reopening the trade picker. Users now see only their last saved selections.

This fix eliminates the need to click the save button with a mouse when editing quantities or budget codes, making data entry faster for keyboard users.

A yellow banner with sparkles icon alerts users when viewing AI-extracted bids, requiring acknowledgment before proceeding. This ensures transparency when bid data comes from document extraction rather than manual entry.

This update enhances the overall visual appearance by implementing a darker gray color palette throughout the application, improving text contrast and making interface elements easier to distinguish.

This change provides more accurate industry terminology when viewing, filtering, or selecting heating and cooling contractors. Existing mechanical contractors have been automatically updated.

When bid packages have only one budget code, the system now automatically allocates 100% of the bid amount to that code. This eliminates manual data entry for straightforward bids and works seamlessly with bulk imports.