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When updating floor plans, is there a way to add an option to save only the specific plan I am currently working on? Currently, saving seems to apply changes to all or future floor plans, but I would like the ability to update them individually.

When a specific work order spans multiple days, we can assign a specific time slot for the first day (e.g., 8:00 AM, 10:00 AM), but on the second day (or any continuation day), Bolt only allows us to schedule it as a full-day event without a speci...

It would be more pleasant for the users if we could toggle dark/light, like in Outlook and other platforms. Primarily black/grey backdrops with white fonts.

Currently, Bolt does not provide a clear way to identify whether a work order has been rescheduled. The only method to verify this is by manually checking the original schedule date on the work order, which can be time-consuming and easy to overlo...

• Allow for a custom note in the work order title ( ex. “EXTRA” - Shower Liner) this would allow us to quickly identify the work orders contents, as opposed to having to open each one individually.

Allow for mass download, mass delete, or mass export of photos & documents. This feature is needed badly • • Allow for mass download & delete of floor plans, communities, work orders & jobs

so we can update schedules days, weeks, months in advance and change dates for repeating jobs thats take place weekly, monthly, biweekly etc without having to manually go through each job and mark it as completed for the next one to be added to th...

For large communities with multiple internal Bolt supervisors, On your lot scenarios or simply splitting a community up. We would like to see the function to add a supervisor per job that overrides the community level supervisor. (paper processes ...

We need to be able to make our employees aware of any urgent changes made to the address or customer. Such as placing customers on hold etc.

some type of notice or icon indicating the mobile user is offline and will not be able to upload/download data until back online. Similar to how GoogleMaps displays an icon telling you that you're offline.