Tracking an order's progress used to mean parsing a series of disconnected status indicators. The Activity tab now shows everything — stage progress, included scope, and the full activity log — in a single, consistent layout.
What's changed
The stage progress display has been rebuilt around a single layered progress bar. Instead of per-segment connector lines, a continuous track fills as your order moves through each stage, so it's immediately clear how far along a job is and what's left.
Order headers now show the requester's initials in an avatar alongside a cleaner metadata layout. Status badges use distinct colors per status, so you can distinguish between, say, an order that's queued and one that's actively processing without reading the label closely.
Product badges — SCANIT, BIMIT, and BIMIT Engine — are now displayed consistently and correctly. Previously, the badge shown could reflect the wrong product depending on the order type. SCANIT orders now always show the SCANIT badge; BIMIT Engine detection is based on the correct processing field.
Scope section
The scope section now shows a clear check or ✗ for each item — what's included in your order and what isn't. This was previously unreliable because the format expected didn't match what was stored, so many orders appeared to have no scope defined at all. That's resolved; scope items including exterior, MEPF, and industrial variants all parse correctly now.
Collapsible sections
The Progress, Timeline, and Scope sections are now collapsible accordion panels. All three open by default, so nothing is hidden on load — but you can collapse any section you don't need to keep the view focused.
Activity feed
The activity log is now wrapped in a card for clearer separation from the rest of the tab. Entries generated by IPX's internal systems are labeled "IPX" rather than "System", and text sizing has been reduced to make long logs easier to scan.