When contractors update their bid amounts, the budget code breakdown now automatically adjusts proportionally, eliminating manual recalculation. This maintains your existing percentage splits across budget codes while adapting to the new total.

When viewing project budgets, a new “Bid Package” column automatically appears when line items are associated with bid packages, eliminating the need to cross-reference between budget and bidding screens.

New columns available in company reports show project counts by status (active, pursuit, complete, etc.), making it easier to identify high-value clients and track company engagement at a glance.

The Value Engineering page now displays clear instructions and a prominent “New Item” button when no items exist, making it easier for teams to start tracking budget optimization opportunities.

Previously, importing workforce data with blank email fields would cause the import to fail. Now these blank assignments are automatically skipped, allowing the rest of the import to complete successfully.

The Value Engineering items list now consistently displays counts for all status categories (Draft, Open, Accepted, Rejected) even when no items exist in those statuses, making it clearer which statuses are empty versus still loading.

Create and manage Value Engineering items to evaluate project alternatives, associate them with change requests, and track savings throughout the approval process. Access this feature from the new “Value Engineering” tab in project budgets.

Change request screens now use more intuitive “budget” terminology throughout, making it easier for users to understand when updating from the main project budget.

Static assets like images, CSS, and fonts are now served from CloudFront CDN edge locations, reducing load times especially for users outside North America.

Users can now see the connection between budget codes and specific bids, making it easier to track costs across the bidding process and understand which codes were used in awarded vs non-awarded submissions.

Bidding teams can now break down contractor submissions across multiple budget codes within a bidding package. A new distribution modal allows users to allocate specific dollar amounts to each budget code, with auto-distribute functionality for even splitting of remaining amounts. This enables more granular cost analysis and better comparison of how different bidders structure their pricing across cost categories.

This reverts a problematic Lookbook update that corrupted the entire codebase. All application functionality has been restored to working condition.

This new API enables developers to add team members to projects, assign multiple roles (project manager, estimator, business development, etc.), and manage team composition programmatically. The API supports creating, viewing, and removing team memberships with role-based permissions for each project.

This dependency update from instantsearch.js 4.78.3 to 4.79.0 includes performance improvements and bug fixes that enhance the search experience across the application.

Bidding packages now support organizing line items into logical sections (e.g., “Countertops”, “Finish Carpentry”). This makes bid comparison easier by grouping related work items together in the bid leveling interface.

This optimization reduces unnecessary processing overhead when API tracking is disabled. The system now checks the TRACKING_ENABLED environment variable before collecting analytics data, preventing tracking code from running when not needed.

Line items in bidding packages can now be assigned to specific budget codes and displayed in collapsible groups. This enhancement helps teams organize bids by cost categories and improves budget visibility during the bidding process.

This component helps users understand their position in sequential processes like setup wizards and form workflows, with visual indicators for completed, current, and upcoming steps.

The workforce assignments timeline and table now automatically group assignments by role when multiple people are assigned to the same project role, making it easier to manage team coverage.

Upload multiple files when creating meetings using drag-and-drop or file selection. Attachments appear in activity feeds and can be downloaded by team members with project access.

Projects now display specific closed statuses: “Closed - Lost”, “Closed - Cancelled”, or “Closed - Did Not Pursue” instead of just “Closed”. All existing saved views and filters have been automatically updated.

Tasks created from templates can now be pre-assigned to team members with specific deadlines, eliminating the need to edit each task individually after creation.

The employee availability view now distinguishes between fully available employees and those with scheduled time off, helping managers make better staffing decisions.

This terminology update affects the Account Settings area where you configure GSF, NRSF, Units, and custom measurement types. All functionality remains the same.

The banner that alerts you to bids ready for review now appears in a more visible location within the bidding package interface.