Your terms are editable — now it actually looks that way

A couple of you told us the terms and conditions on a proposal couldn't be edited. They always could. The problem was the control: a tiny blue word sitting in the corner of the section header that read like a caption, not a button.

It's a proper Edit button now, with a pencil on it. Hit Edit Proposal in the toolbar, scroll to the terms, tap Edit, and rewrite whatever that job needs. Changes stick to that one proposal — your default is untouched, and Reset to template puts it back.

"Legal Agreement" is now "Terms & Conditions"

Same section, same text, friendlier name. It reads less like you're handing the homeowner a subpoena. You'll see the new name on the proposal itself and in Catalog → Proposal Settings, where you edit your default.

CC a second person on the proposal email

Half of these jobs have two decision-makers — a spouse, a partner, a property manager. When BidCraft is the one emailing the proposal, there's a + CC someone else on this email link right under the proposal toolbar. Tap it, type the address, send.

They get a copy of the exact same email. Only your client can sign it — the CC is a courtesy copy so nobody's forwarding screenshots around.

It's per-send: the field starts empty every time and nothing gets saved. If your proposals go out through your HighLevel workflow instead, the CC doesn't apply — that send is your workflow's job.