A sticky toolbar above the line items. A search box (cleared by one tap or Escape), category chips that carry their own count and disable when empty, and an 'Only problems' toggle. Lines stay grouped by estimate section under sticky headings — framing, then sheathing, then trim.
Also called: search order lines · filter the order · only problems · group by category
- 1Search matches description, SKU, category and unit
- 2Chip counts are computed against the search and problems filters but NOT against the selected category
- 3A chip with zero matches is disabled with an explanatory tooltip
- 4'Only problems' filters to lines with a missing or damaged count, including unsaved draft counts
- 5The header shows 'N of M' whenever a filter is on
'Finding four sheets of trim in a 1,400-line order by scrolling is the job this removes. Search first, filter second, grouping always.' The chip-count rule has its own note: 'Counted against the search and problems filters but NOT against the selected category — otherwise picking Framing would zero every other chip and you could no longer see where to go next.' And the clear button: 'Clearing a search should be one tap, not a held backspace.' Grouping mirrors the estimate 'because that is how a builder thinks about a load: framing, then sheathing, then trim.'
- A long order is unnavigable during a receiving pass
- Category filters that zero themselves as soon as one is picked
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