Welcome to our first changelog of 2025! Our developers have been hard at work behind the scenes to enhance your experience with Duro, so this round-up is a bit longer than usual. To make things easier to navigate, we’ve organized everything into categories so you can quickly find what’s most relevant to you.

New Features and Updates:

• Change Order updates:

  • Isolate 'Draft' Change Orders: Users can now focus specifically on change orders in the draft stage, which are editable but not yet submitted for approval.

  • Filter by Change Order Type: Users can now filter change orders by type—DCO (Documentation Change Orders), ECO (Engineering Change Orders), or MCO (Manufacturing Change Orders).

• Character limits on Change Order descriptions have been significantly increased so that they can comprehensively describe all changes and reasoning in large COs.

• Configurations Tab is now a default setting for all accounts, allowing users to manage several account settings. 

• Filters now persist across pages and edits. Applied filters stay active when navigating pages, and modified components remain visible until the filter is updated.

• UI/UX improvements.

Bug fixes:

• A bug was fixed to ensure that the "author" of listed changes on a Change Order is correctly tied to the ECO Submitter, rather than the final approver.

• When a Change Order is rejected, components are now editable so users can fix the errors and resubmit the same Change Order.

• Approval Type is now locked for Change Orders with mandatory templates.

• Filter labels have been clarified to better describe validation statuses.

• Fixes made to the "Multiple ECOs" validation rule.

Bug fixes - Change Orders via ERP webhook:

• Default date issue resolved.

• Validation has been added to the date fields.

• The “item type” dropdown has been updated to match the options in the old Change Order system.

• “Start date” and “item type” now correctly appear in the component tile after approval.