Every account has a page of its own, and depth on the desk comes from your own trading.
What changed
- Each account has its own page: agreed pricing and terms, sell-through by location and a full history of changes.
- Accounts leads with what each account has booked: booked value, the firm against walkable split, cancellation terms and sell-out, sorted by the risk of orders walking.
- Purchase orders show the commitment each order draws from, and Not stamped where none does.
- The commitment room leads with a plain summary in place of a disclaimer, the five appear as individual state marks, and the split carries Re-assign beside it.
- On Work the buy, the envelope meter shows three segments, the working buy, the held reserve and the open remainder, with any spend beyond the envelope marked amber.
- Product rows on the desk carry the image at one height, so the range reads like a line sheet, and the desk uses the full width of the screen.
- Depth is calculated from your own trading, weeks on sale by rate of sale over sell-through, set once and adjustable per category; every calculated value is a suggestion until you confirm it, and a depth far from the suggestion asks for confirmation and is never blocked.
- Your track record lists every act on the commitment with who, when, what changed and the reason given, and nothing here moves your score.
- The style panel shows the price each account signed from the live agreed book, and a held line reads sizes and price to follow rather than a zero.
- First-run and unscored states across Commitments read as state chips, a short word on the face with the explanation on hover.
- The room no longer says no book recorded when a season-level book exists: commitment lines first, then the season's book, and the absence only when both are empty.
- The desk presents facts as labelled rows rather than prose, and a scope selector, everything, one channel or one account's booked styles, can be bookmarked.