Edits you make while working through an order now save, whether you're adjusting square footage, picking a Revit version, redrawing a site map footprint, or continuing a paused upload.
Previously, some edits on an in-progress or signed request could quietly fail to persist. Changing square footage on a signed order to a value that stayed within the same price tier produced no confirmation and no change order, and resuming the request still showed the old number. Selecting a Revit version could reset after navigating away and back. A site map footprint could revert to its original square footage after resuming an order. And resuming a paused point-cloud upload could restart it as a new project instead of picking up where it left off.
All four now hold their state correctly. Price-neutral square-footage edits save immediately with a confirmation toast, since price and terms haven't changed and no signature is required. The Revit version dropdown, the site map footprint, and in-progress uploads all carry forward when you resume a request, so the form reflects what you actually entered.