A commitment's planned buy goes to the Bench for review, and Selling periods are yours to define.
What changed
- A commitment's planned buy can be added to the Bench, and the Bench shows for each agreed buy how its lines would be spent and how much budget remains; budget moves only when an order is approved.
- The five declared figures sit as one strip under the head of every Pre-season page, the plan, Work the buy, scenarios and Open to buy, marked not yet scored until the first score and live weekly after it.
- The same strip sits on the in-season readings, Reorder lines, Allocation, Supply and Handovers, with a toggle to read the live view against past scored weeks.
- Selling periods live under Commitments: a period sets the window of a drop or season and records what ran within it; the page says what the period unlocks and whether the window meets the 90 day rule for a borrowed forecast; the latest period can be duplicated as a start, and periods list oldest first because each is measured against the one before.
- Room pages open from a link or a new tab, and rows on All commitments are links you can reach by keyboard.
- A refused declaration brings its reason into view in plain words with no field names, a commitment with no budget submits with none rather than a zero ceiling read as a breach, and the buy lock picker opens 52 weeks before the window.
- Commit validates and saves in one step and opens All commitments, and any refusal is shown on the page.
- A period's product search covers the whole window and separates three counts, shown, matched and recorded; a genuine first drop is distinct from a period whose predecessor is not yet chosen.