When one person created and signed a service agreement and a second person later resumed the same order, the signed contract could be discarded and replaced with a new, unsigned one — requiring a second round of signatures.
Signed contracts are now preserved when an order is resumed, regardless of who resumes it. If a contract has already been signed, resuming the order shows that locked, completed agreement rather than generating a new one. If a contract was created but never signed, resuming will issue a fresh contract addressed to the person now completing the order. Separately, pricing adjustments applied during one order session no longer carry over when you close and open a different order — each order starts with a clean slate.