Change orders got the biggest lift in this release. You can now track name and description changes in the activity timeline, bundle documents into export packages, and work with a few less sharp edges along the way.
Change order history now shows name and description changes, so the timeline tells the full story instead of the abridged version.
Change order export packages can include bundled documents. We also added clearer export status indicators and a new webhook event for closed change orders.
Documents can now be linked directly to quotes and DPNs — not just parts and MPNs.
Import rules now adapt to context: quantity and BOM level are required where they should be, and imports can preserve user-provided CPNs.
Historical variants now show point-in-time membership and component state, and comparing variants is easier in the new single-page layout.
Variant removals no longer force an independent CPN unless you actually want one.
New components can start in DESIGN status during create flows and spreadsheet import.
Libraries can now support multiple currency options for the Cost system attribute.
Change order status labels render correctly in translation, and older lifecycle statuses can no longer be selected by mistake.
BOM and document-link edits are now blocked while a component is in an active change order.
Document exports request enough signed download URLs, which is a boring sentence until you’ve had one fail halfway through.
