Drawings are where decisions get made - so we’ve rolled out a major upgrade to our markup tools in Deep Space. You can now mark up drawings directly in the Project Documents Explorer with a full set of intuitive tools: • Pen and highlighter • Arrows, boxes, circles, ellipses, and
Not every job starts with the same inputs. Sometimes your schedle of values (sov) is driven by the budget. Other times it comes straight from the client as a detailed breakdown that needs to be followed exactly. The schedule of values setup flow now supports both approaches, with
We’ve made some recent updates to the Project Documents Explorer so files added across Deep Space stay connected and easy to find. What’s changed When documents are added in other parts of the platform — for example: • Subcontracts and head contracts • Commercial workflows • Desi
We’ve rolled out a handful of practical improvements to the Construction Program and Lookahead Planning to make day-to-day updates a bit smoother. These are mostly quality-of-life tweaks, but they should add up in real use. What’s changed Cleaner task update workflow • Updating a
We’ve made a few improvements to document uploading in the CDE (Explorer). What’s improved • You can now confidently upload 100+ documents in one go • Uploads handle large files and mixed file types without falling over • Clear progress feedback while files are uploading • The up
We’ve shipped a new Project Settings experience in Deep Space. This is now the single place to view and manage how your project is set up - without guessing which screen owns what. What’s in here now Project Settings is broken into clear sections, each with a specific job: Genera
Retention is one of those things that tends to slip into the background until it becomes a problem. It gets tracked in side spreadsheets, manually adjusted each month, or revisited at the end of the job when memories are fuzzy and records don’t line up. That’s when disputes, dela
If you’re running multiple jobs at once, you don’t need to be told where most commercial time disappears. It’s the subbies. Every month brings a different claim format, missing information, scope being explained again, and hours spent checking and rechecking numbers. These update
Head contracts usually start off in good shape. Everyone knows the value, the scope, and the rules. But once the job gets moving, things can quickly drift. Claims get tracked in spreadsheets, variations live in emails, invoices are built separately, and before long it’s hard to s
A budget register you can actually run a job off For most builders, the budget register is where you go to work out how the job is really tracking. What did we allow, what have we committed, what have we spent, and where are we likely to land. If that register is hard to read or