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ProcurementFeb 17, 2026

📦 Purchase Order Update

Built from your feedback We have rolled out a major upgrade to the Purchase Orders, shaped directly by customer feedback from live projects. Over the past few months, we heard consistent themes: Coding needed to be clearer and more enforceable Draft POs needed proper edit capabil

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KAIFeb 11, 2026

🧠 Ask KAI about Drawings & Specs

KAI built directly into the Deep Space drawing viewer. You can now open a drawing or specification and ask questions directly against the document - without leaving the platform. No exporting. No switching tools. Just open the file and ask. ⸻ Ask Real Construction Questions From

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Deep Space (Platform)Feb 11, 2026

🔖 New: Global Bookmarks - Faster Navigation

Deep Space is intentionally deep. As projects scale and workflows mature, most teams end up living in the same handful of dashboards, registers, and records every day. Until now, getting back to those places meant working your way through menus, switching modules, and retracing s

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Deep Space (Platform)Feb 10, 2026

↔️ Update: Adjustable slide-out drawers for record review

We’ve improved how record drawers behave across Deep Space so they can now be smoothly slid in and out while you work. When reviewing live project information, teams often need to shift between scanning a list and diving into detail. This update gives you control over that balanc

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CorrespondenceFeb 10, 2026

✉️ Correspondence - Email, but Built for Construction

Correspondence in Deep Space is now live - and it’s a big one. A lot of Correspondence in Construction still runs on email. RFIs, EOTs, Site Instructions, Approvals - they all happen in inboxes… and then they get lost... 🥴 We’ve rebuilt correspondence from the ground up so email

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Deep Space (Platform)Feb 10, 2026

🧩 Cost code lifecycle controls are now live

Clean up your cost structure without breaking your financial history If you’ve been running projects for any length of time, you’ll know this pain. Over the years, cost codes grow. Duplicates creep in. Naming conventions change. Legacy codes hang around long after they should hav

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