Change_order_signatures.agreement_body holds the rendered agreement text presented at sign time. DEFAULT_CO_AGREEMENT_BODY is the standard acceptance clause: it authorises the change in scope and the stated cost and schedule impact, states that the change order is in addition to and does not replace the original project agreement, and records that the typed name and drawn signature together constitute a legally binding electronic signature.
Also called: change order agreement text · what they agreed to · acceptance wording
- 1The signing surface passes the exact agreement text it rendered.
- 2The sign route stores it on every signature row it writes — 'frozen into every signature row so future template edits never rewrite history'.
- 3Multi-supplier change orders freeze the same text onto each block's signature row.
- 4Once approved, 'the signature row is immutable. Any further changes to scope must go through a NEW change order — same legal/audit principle as crew acceptance.'
The constant carries the rule in its own docstring: 'Default agreement body presented to the customer at sign time. Frozen into the signature row at insert so future edits don't rewrite history.' It mirrors the project contract's frozen rendered_body — the same principle applied to a smaller instrument.
- Standard-text edits altering past acceptances
- No stored record of the wording shown at signing
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