Changelog
New features, supplier-side improvements, and platform updates. Newest first.
Your vendor dashboard now shows an anonymized scorecard of buyer feedback over the last 90 days: top reasons buyers picked you and top reasons they didn't. Same data the matcher uses to rank you, surfaced so you can act on it.
Buyers can now rate every awarded quote with chip-style "why this won / why these lost" tags right at the award moment. The matcher reads each buyer's preference profile and ranks future RFQs accordingly. A "matcher confidence" meter on the buyer dashboard shows how custom-tuned the matching is, and the underlying signal is available as a partner integration tier.
New public page laying out the integration thesis for quoting platforms, ERP vendors, and supplier-side software. Boundary, four integration tiers ordered by effort, and a 90-day pilot rhythm.
New public page walking through the architecture: how the match engine scores per-RFQ with itemized reasons, how the compliance trail logs every regulatory event, how the award flywheel teaches the model, and how the security model layers Clerk + service-role + RLS defense-in-depth.
The match engine now factors each supplier's win rate over the last 90 days. Suppliers with a strong track record on the platform rank higher; suppliers with a long streak of losses get a soft nudge down.
Buyers and winning suppliers can now download a printable award letter for their procurement and finance records. Both copies share a deterministic receipt ID so they cross-reference.
Every awarded quote now records who marked the award, the final negotiated price, and any notes. Win-rate queries are correct for the first time.
Suppliers we found through enrichment can now claim their listing directly from any blast email and take control of which RFQs they receive.
Buyers now see a regulator-facing audit trail on every RFQ: who got the blast, who opted out, who quoted, when the award was made.
Behind the scenes, the platform now runs a daily self-check for silent data-quality issues that could degrade match accuracy. Issues surface to operators immediately instead of accumulating quietly.
Newly imported supplier organizations are now scored immediately on the same axes as long-standing suppliers (capabilities, materials, certifications, contact reachability, location data).
New per-state, per-capability pages for buyers to discover suppliers by region. SEO-targeted so buyers searching for "metal stamping Illinois" land on a real supplier list.
Continuous monitoring catches any database schema change that lands outside our migration tracking, with hourly drift detection between deployments.
Suppliers can opt in to SMS notifications for new RFQs in their lane. Double opt-in confirmation, CAN-SPAM and TCPA compliant audit log, one-click STOP.
Every blast now respects a domain allowlist computed from the matched supplier set. Defense-in-depth against the "test list got real emails" class of incident.
Marginal supplier matches get a lightweight preview invite instead of a full blast — protects their inbox and lets them opt into the full RFQ if it looks like a fit.
Match scoring now incorporates buyer industries, baseline certification requirements, and state. Suppliers serving the buyer's industry rank higher, certified suppliers rank higher when the buyer requires certifications.
New suppliers walk through a 7-step onboarding that captures the right specs for their material category (stamping, machining, coatings, etc.). No more one-size-fits-all forms.