July 2025 Release Notes

Here is an overview of enhancements and bug fixes to the Clearstory platform for the month of July.

COR Linking to Procore Change Events: Users can now link uploaded or created CORs directly to Procore Change Event Line Items, providing greater visibility into what has or hasn’t been forecasted.
“Ball in Court” Column in Received COR Log: A new column shows who’s responsible next, based on the COR’s current status and stage; sortable and filterable.
Default Rollup Report Metrics: Specialty Contractors and GCs now see key metrics by default in the Rollup Report—no setup needed. This ensures teams get immediate insights without configuration.

Project CSV Export & Division Filter: Fixed an issue where the Division filter was not being applied to Project CSV exports.
Chat: The message input field now expands when users enter more than one line of text.

Backcharge Activity Messaging: The email message sent alongside a backcharge is now visible directly within the activity log, improving context and traceability for all backcharge-related communication.
Persistent Filters on Active Projects Page: The Active Projects page now retains your search criteria and filter selections, even if you navigate away and return later. This streamlines workflows and eliminates the need to reapply filters repeatedly.
Rollup Report Deep Linking: The rollup report now includes hyperlinks on all key metrics. These links allow users to quickly drill into Clearstory to view the underlying data, making it easier to identify anomalies or issues and take direct action.
Improved COR Log Sorting for Integration Users: Integration users working with COR Logs will see enhanced sorting behavior, making it easier to manage and prioritize CORs efficiently.

Business Name Display Correction: Resolved an issue where the system displayed the company name instead of the business name (when provided) in:
- Upload Contractor COR emails
- @mention notifications
- T&M Log exports
Email Whitespace Trimming: Fixed a bug where trailing spaces in email addresses prevented users from being added to the system. The platform now auto-trims these spaces for seamless user management.