Companies and project directories now support 1,400+ specific trade categories organized by construction divisions. This replaces generic trade partner roles with precise classifications like “Electrical Contractors” or “Plumbing Contractors,” making it easier to find and manage specialized partners.

This initial release includes sample companies, packages, and bidders to help teams understand and demonstrate the bidding workflow without manual setup.

The bid leveling process now gives you a chance to review and verify trade partner assignments before creating line items, providing better visibility into the AI-assisted workflow.

Previously, contractors had to manually refresh the page to see their bid updates. This fix ensures all bid edits are visible immediately after saving.

Line items are now properly ordered by division, making exported reports consistent and easier to compare.

The system automatically uses existing trade partners instead of attempting to create duplicates, preventing upload failures and improving the bid document workflow.

When accepting a bid, users will see an error if they try to accept a second submission from a bidder who already has an accepted bid. This maintains fair bidding practices and prevents data inconsistencies.

The new due date field helps teams monitor bid submission timelines and see how many days remain until each package deadline.

Users can now customize budget table column widths, order, and sorting preferences independently for each project. Previously, these settings were shared across all projects.

Bidding packages within each project now use sequential numeric IDs instead of text, ensuring proper ordering in lists and reports.

Previously, the bidder’s contact information was missing from the edit bid modal header, making it difficult to identify who submitted the bid.

This resolves the issue where dragging survey questions in account settings would not properly update their order or would cause the interface to become unresponsive.

The cost code field in budget tables now opens a searchable modal with division filtering, making it faster to find and select from thousands of cost codes.

Each section now displays its total line item count, and a status summary shows how many items are included, excluded, omitted, or plugged.

Resolves an issue where submission history data was not properly passed to the display component, preventing users from viewing past bid submissions.

Attachment information in bid submission history is now displayed as simple text (e.g., “2 attachments”) instead of clickable links, preventing accidental clicks and improving navigation clarity.

This update fixes ordering issues and groups related budget line items together, making it simpler to review and compare costs within bidding packages.

Enhanced visual clarity with larger icons, improved award dropdowns, and better status indicators make bid selection faster and clearer.

The AI-generated content banner now appears above the document selector in bid submissions, making it more noticeable when viewing automatically extracted bid data.

Project managers reviewing contractor bids will see a cleaner “-” indicator when contractors haven’t submitted pricing for specific line items, making bid comparison grids easier to scan.

These enhancements apply to all bid amounts, unit prices, and budget distributions, making it easier to enter and verify monetary values throughout the bidding process.

Sales teams can now demonstrate how bid packages connect to budget tracking, making demos more realistic and easier to understand for construction clients.

Buttons throughout the application now feature improved hover effects, clearer focus outlines for keyboard navigation, and a more polished appearance with consistent spacing and shadows.

Previously, clicking on commit links in merged change requests would fail or show incorrect information. This fix ensures proper navigation to commit details, improving audit trails for budget changes.

Budget tables now remember your column order, widths, and sort preferences. No more reconfiguring your view every time you open a budget.

Drag handles are now required for moving items in project boards, task lists, and settings pages. This prevents accidental dragging when clicking on buttons, links, or form inputs within draggable elements.

Task templates now automatically redirect to the new template after creation and include a pre-created task list. Empty state guidance helps users get started quickly, and an additional task list button at the bottom improves navigation for templates with multiple lists.

When re-exporting a bidding package to the budget, the system now correctly preserves line items from previous exports instead of deleting them.

When filtering workforce headcount by date range, the selected end date is now properly included in results. Previously, selecting January 31st would exclude employees working on that day.

This update includes visual refinements to several icons including shopping cart, microphone, radio, and pocket icons, along with new icons for enhanced functionality.

Previously, changing a bid’s total amount could cause budget code allocations to become misaligned if they weren’t fully allocated. This fix ensures accurate cost tracking across all budget categories.

Budget tables now display totals for each division and budget code grouping. When multiple budget groups exist, teams can filter to view specific groups with their subtotals.

A new “Create more lines” toggle keeps the modal open after adding each item, reducing clicks by 80% when creating multiple line items.

Click the adjustment cell to enter a positive or negative dollar amount, with immediate updates to leveled bid totals. This eliminates the need to navigate away from the bid leveling view when making final bid adjustments.

When using “Distribute Remaining” in bid packages, the system intelligently allocates funds only to budget codes with $0 amounts, preventing accidental overfunding of already-allocated codes.

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This resolves an issue where selecting groups in budget, field, or workforce forms could fail to save correctly due to data format mismatches.

The system now uses improved Google service account authentication for AI-powered document parsing, ensuring more reliable extraction of vendor information from uploaded bidding documents.

This update ensures drag-and-drop functionality works reliably across all features, including task lists, custom fields, and project stages when displayed in modal windows.

The new Group column appears automatically in budget views when groups are enabled, making it easier to organize and categorize budget items without navigating through budget code settings.

Previously, line items that existed in both versions of a budget were incorrectly flagged as duplicates during merge operations. This update ensures only truly new duplicate items are detected, reducing unnecessary conflict resolution steps.

The new “Export to Budget” button on awarded bidding packages creates a change request with the accepted bid amounts, eliminating manual data entry and reducing errors in budget updates.

Upload PDFs, images, and other files to support your bid. Includes drag-and-drop uploads, document preview with zoom controls, and the ability to manage attachments.

Users no longer need to manually recalculate budget code allocations when adding or modifying plug values. This enhancement ensures budget code totals always match the submission total, saving time and reducing errors in bid management.

This resolves visual glitches where timeline bars could appear incorrectly positioned or partially off-screen when their start dates preceded the timeline’s display range.

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