sales documents

ROADMAP.md

@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ MRP Codex is being built as a streamlined, modular manufacturing resource planni
 - Prisma migration execution is committed and documented, but local Windows Node 24 schema-engine behavior remains inconsistent; use Node 22 or Docker for migration execution
 - The frontend bundle is functional but should be code-split later, especially around the gantt module
 - CRM reporting is now functional, but broader account-role depth and downstream document rollups can still evolve later
-- The current sales/purchasing/shipping foundation still does not include approvals, revisions, vendor exception handling, or deeper carrier integration
+- The current sales/purchasing/shipping foundation now includes sales approvals and revision history, but still needs vendor exception handling, deeper carrier integration, and richer document comparison tooling
 - The dashboard is now live-data driven, but still needs richer KPI widgets, alerts, recent-activity queues, and exception reporting as more transactional depth is added
 - The new projects domain is foundational but still needs milestones, project rollups, and deeper inventory/purchasing/manufacturing tie-ins
 - The new manufacturing domain is foundational but still needs routings, labor capture, work-center views, and capacity-aware planning tie-ins
@@ -119,6 +119,7 @@ QOL subfeatures:
 
 Foundation slice shipped:
 
+- Sales approval stamps and automatic revision history on quotes and sales orders
 - Purchase-order supporting documents through the shared attachment pipeline
 - Vendor-detail purchasing visibility for recent purchase-order activity
 
@@ -257,7 +258,6 @@ QOL subfeatures:
 
 - Local Windows Prisma migration reliability still needs a cleaner documented workflow or tooling wrapper
 - Frontend bundle splitting is still deferred; the Vite chunk-size warning remains
-- Sales approvals and document revision history were planned but not yet built
 - Inventory transactions exist, but transfers, reservations, and more advanced stock controls still need follow-up
 - CRM document rollups and broader account-role depth were deferred until more downstream modules exist
 - Audit-trail depth is still thin outside the current record/update flows
@@ -275,8 +275,7 @@ QOL subfeatures:
 
 ## Near-term priority order
 
-1. Sales approvals and document revision history
-2. Planning and scheduling with live project/manufacturing data
-3. Inventory transfers, reservations, and deeper stock controls
-4. Broader audit-trail coverage and operational diagnostics
-5. Code-splitting and bundle-size reduction
+1. Planning and scheduling with live project/manufacturing data
+2. Inventory transfers, reservations, and deeper stock controls
+3. Broader audit-trail coverage and operational diagnostics
+4. Code-splitting and bundle-size reduction