Colour tracks how the dispute is going

Not sent / Sent / Acknowledged / Resolved / Rejected / Withdrawn, coloured so a list of claims says at a glance which need chasing.

What it is

Six statuses with a deliberate colour language: grey means nothing has happened yet or it was dropped; blue means it is with them; amber means they have engaged but the outcome is not settled; green means settled in your favour; red means refused. Moving to sent or resolved stamps its timestamp.

Also called: claim status · unsettled claims · supplier rejected the claim

See it
Colour tracks how the dispute is going
CustomerBuildingAmountStatus
Marlin Hoover30×40 Garage$14,500Open
Delia Yoder40×64 Shop$10,700Approved
Gideon Alt40×64 Shop$10,510Draft
Sutter KlineHobby Shop$12,600Open
Delia YoderBarndominium$3,480Approved
Claim cards each with a coloured status pill and a status select — 'Short delivery · Acknowledged' in amber. SupplierOrderWorkspace.tsx. Sample data — no customer information appears here.
How it works
  1. 1CLAIM_STATUSES carries the six ids with labels and colours
  2. 2The status select on each claim card writes sent_at or resolved_at as appropriate
  3. 3Any change reloads both the workspace and the list beside it
  4. 4Open, sent and acknowledged all count as unsettled for the reliability figures
Why we built it

In the code: 'Colour tracks how the dispute is GOING, so a glance down a list of claims says which ones are fine and which need chasing: grey nothing has happened yet, or it's been dropped; blue it's with them — sent, and acknowledged is still "with them"; amber they've engaged but the outcome isn't settled — watch this one; green settled in our favour; red refused.'

The problem
  • Sent claims quietly go unanswered
  • No way to see which disputes need chasing
Sound familiar?
What you get
The state of every dispute readable at a glance
Unsettled claims feed the reliability figures

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