Say what you are asking for

Five explicit remedies — send the missing material, credit the account, refund, collect the damaged material, or record only.

What it is

A per-claim selection, written in plain language on the picker and translated into a sentence in the email ('What we need: the account credited'). Shortages default to 'replace'; damage is left unset so the builder chooses between a credit and a replacement.

Also called: credit or replace · what do you want from the supplier · remedy

See it
Say what you are asking for
CustomerBuildingAmountStatus
Gideon AltRiding Arena$9,940Draft
Sutter KlineBarndominium$15,830Open
Delia YoderBarndominium$12,410Paid
Ivy BrubakerRiding Arena$5,760Open
Delia YoderEquipment Storage$16,590Open
The 'What are you asking for?' select on a claim card, listing 'Send the missing/replacement material', 'Credit the account', 'Refund', 'Collect the damaged material'. SupplierOrderWorkspace.tsx. Sample data — no customer information appears here.
How it works
  1. 1CLAIM_REMEDIES holds the five options with builder-facing labels
  2. 2The email maps each to a phrase after 'What we need:'
  3. 3The selection is editable on the claim card at any time
  4. 4'No remedy — recorded only' exists for problems worth logging but not pursuing
Why we built it

A claim that states a problem without stating the ask invites a reply asking what you want. Migration 218 keeps remedy and outcome as separate fields precisely so 'what we asked for and what we got' can both be recorded.

The problem
  • A claim with no ask starts a round trip
  • No record of what was asked versus what was agreed
Sound familiar?
What you get
The supplier can act on the first email
Ask and outcome recorded separately

See it on your own jobs

Twenty minutes, your numbers, no slide deck. We’ll build one of your real buildings in front of you and send you the estimate link at the end — yours to keep either way.

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