March 2nd, 2026

This week we’ve focused on making it easier to explore your project data with Corepilot and quickly review key financial information across your documents.
Your Corepilot chats are now saved within each report view.
This means you can:
return to previous questions
revisit insights you’ve already explored
continue analysing project data without starting from scratch
It makes ongoing cost analysis much easier when reviewing reports over time.
Corepilot can now draw on a broader set of information when analysing your reports.
This helps it:
connect information across different reports
understand project context more clearly
provide deeper insights when answering questions about your costs and performance
You can now hover over documents in the document list to quickly see:
Approved value
Pending value
Remaining budget
This makes it easy to check spending progress without opening every document.
If payment applications ever fall out of sync, you can now resolve this instantly.
New options allow you to:
Refresh All – rebuild the entire application chain
Refresh Previous – update earlier linked records
Coreloops will also show a warning banner if an application appears out of sync, so you can address it quickly.
Importing forecast data from Excel is now more forgiving.
Minor formatting differences in column names will no longer cause issues during import, making it quicker to bring forecast data into Coreloops.
Coreloops now remembers the last project you were working on.
When switching between screens, you’ll automatically return to that project, saving time navigating back to your work.
We resolved an issue that prevented comments from being added to documents that weren’t linked to a project.
February 23rd, 2026
This week’s updates focus on helping teams manage forecasts and payment applications faster, improving document organisation, and strengthening integrations with your accounting system.
You can now enter forecast values across multiple cost codes and periods in one action.
This makes it much quicker to update forecasts when reviewing project budgets or planning future spend.
You can also:
export a forecast template to Excel
update values offline
re-import them directly into Coreloops
Managing payment applications is now faster with new bulk actions.
You can now apply or certify values across multiple BOQ items and sections in a single step.
This helps reduce repetitive updates when preparing valuations and keeps payment applications moving quickly.
When Coreloops encounters a new supplier during an import or AI document processing, it will now create a draft supplier profile automatically.
You can then review and confirm the details later, avoiding interruptions during document processing.
You can now sort documents by:
Date
Supplier
Document number
Total value
And more
This makes it easier to quickly find the documents you need, especially on larger projects with high document volumes.
Payments recorded in Xero or QuickBooks will now automatically appear in Coreloops.
This keeps your project data aligned with your accounting system and gives you a clearer view of what has been paid.
PDFs and file attachments linked to documents can now sync with Xero and QuickBooks.
If attachments are missing locally, Coreloops will automatically retrieve them from the accounting system.
The back button now behaves more naturally inside the platform.
When you return to a previous page, Coreloops will now take you back to the correct in-app location rather than redirecting to an external page.
We resolved an issue that could occasionally interrupt Corepilot responses so conversations now stream smoothly.
We fixed an issue where documents containing multiple cost codes could occasionally assign them incorrectly during processing.
February 16th, 2026
This week marks the launch of Corepilot, your AI assistant for exploring project cost data.
Corepilot is a new AI assistant built directly into your cost reports.
You can now ask questions about your project data and receive instant insights without manually digging through reports.
For example, you can ask:
How are we performing against budget this month?
Which cost codes are trending over budget?
What has been certified vs applied this period?
Corepilot helps teams quickly understand project performance and identify potential issues earlier.
Corepilot is designed to safely analyse your data without making any changes to your projects.
It operates in a read-only environment, meaning it can explore your information but cannot modify documents or financial records.
When updating payment applications in bulk, Coreloops will now warn you if:
the value exceeds the budget
the value goes over 100% of the contract amount
This helps prevent accidental over-claims during valuation updates.
February 9th, 2026
This week’s update introduces a faster way to create new documents and improves several everyday workflows.
You can now select line items from an existing document or BOQ and generate a new document in a single step.
For example, you can quickly create an invoice or document using the relevant items without re-entering information.
This saves time and reduces manual data entry.
Copy actions in the BOQ are now labelled more clearly.
Buttons will now display context-specific labels such as:
Copy Section
Copy Line Item
This helps avoid confusion when duplicating items within large BOQs.
All exported files now include the project name in the file title.
This makes it easier to organise downloaded reports when working across multiple projects.
The client field when creating a project is now searchable.
This helps teams quickly locate the correct client when setting up new projects.
We resolved an issue where updating cost codes on document line items could briefly cause the document table to refresh unexpectedly.
February 2nd, 2026
This week’s update focuses on simplifying navigation and cleaning up a few issues affecting team management and payment applications.
When viewing documents that are not linked to a project, Coreloops now hides sections that aren’t relevant, such as BOQ and Variations.
This helps keep the interface simpler and makes it easier to focus on organising incoming documents.
We resolved an issue that could occasionally cause problems when switching between:
global retention settings
line-item retention settings
Payment applications now update correctly without any unexpected data changes.
Users who have been removed from the platform will no longer appear in:
assignment dropdowns
@mentions in comments
This keeps project collaboration cleaner and avoids confusion when assigning tasks.
January 26th, 2026
This week introduces new export options to make it easier to work with project data outside the platform.
You can now download cost reports directly as Excel files.
This makes it easier to:
share reports with colleagues or clients
perform additional analysis
store snapshots of project performance
Transaction reports can now also be exported to Excel.
These exports organise data by cost code and purchase order, helping teams review spending and audit transactions more easily.
We’ve simplified some page layouts by removing redundant headings.
This creates more space for important information and helps keep dashboards easier to read.
January 19th, 2026
This week introduces powerful new document matching features designed to help teams reconcile project costs more easily.
Coreloops can now help connect related documents across your projects.
When purchase orders, delivery notes, and invoices are uploaded, the platform will identify and link them together at a line-item level.
This makes it easier to:
confirm what was ordered
verify what was delivered
check what has been invoiced
Helping teams keep supplier costs accurate and avoid duplicate payments.
Documents created inside Coreloops can now be exported as professional PDFs.
This allows you to easily share purchase orders, invoices, or other documents created within the platform with suppliers and stakeholders.
Payment applications now display line items in the original BOQ order.
This makes it easier to review valuations and ensures reports follow the same structure as the original project breakdown.
January 12th, 2026
This week introduces a helpful tool for identifying duplicate documents during imports.
When uploading documents through CSV or Excel, Coreloops will now highlight entries that appear to be duplicates.
This helps teams avoid accidentally recording the same purchase or invoice more than once, improving data quality and reducing reconciliation work later.
January 5th, 2026
The first update of the year introduces new reporting metrics and improvements to project financial tracking.
Approved timesheets now feed directly into cost reports.
This means labour costs are automatically included alongside other project expenses, giving you a more complete picture of project spending.
Cost reports now include new financial metrics to help teams better understand project performance:
Actual Sales
Applied Margin
Certified Margin
These metrics help track how project value compares to actual spending.
Purchase orders now include additional delivery information fields such as:
delivery address
contact phone number
delivery date
delivery instructions
This helps ensure suppliers have the information they need to deliver materials to the correct location.
You can now generate professional PDF versions of documents created within the platform.
This makes it easy to share purchase orders, invoices, and other documents externally.
Instead of locking the BOQ during project changes, Coreloops now shows an “In Progress Project” warning.
This provides better visibility while still allowing teams to continue reviewing project information.
Filters for cost and resource reports have been moved to the top of the page.
This makes it quicker to switch between report versions and time periods when analysing project data.
December 29th, 2025
This week introduces improvements to document processing, variations management, and payment application exports.
Coreloops can now automatically identify and connect related documents such as:
Purchase Orders
Delivery Notes
Invoices
When documents are uploaded, the platform helps link them together so teams can easily verify what was ordered, delivered, and invoiced.
This helps keep supplier records organised and simplifies reconciliation.
Variations can now be formally published to your BOQ with clearer status tracking.
You can also republish updated variations when changes occur, helping ensure the BOQ always reflects the latest agreed project scope.
Documents created in Coreloops can now be assigned numbers automatically.
Each organisation can configure:
document prefixes
starting numbers
numbering rules
This keeps document records consistent and reduces manual admin.
When importing valuation data from Excel, Coreloops can now highlight rounding issues and provide a one-click suggestion to correct them.
This makes imports faster and helps prevent small calculation discrepancies.
Payment application exports now include formulas rather than static values.
This means totals and calculations remain dynamic when opened in Excel, allowing teams to continue working with the data if needed.
Exported payment applications now include client contact information pulled from your organisation settings.
This makes exported documents easier to share directly with clients.