When several suppliers report on the same batch, for example one for components and one for manufacturing, the batch now shows the full combined supply chain. Each accepted assessment adds its own traceability steps, bill of materials components and certificate links next to those from other assessments and next to anything you entered manually.
Every traceability step and component in Brand Cloud shows its source under its name: the assessment it came from, with a link to it, or Manual. The step editor also shows the stage: Pre-production, In production or Post-production.
Accepting or re-accepting an assessment replaces only its own rows, and sections you rejected during review are never written. Rejecting an assessment removes only what it added. Accepted assessments can now also be cancelled from Actions → Cancel assessment, which likewise removes only that assessment's data. Data syncs and bill of materials file uploads now replace only manual entries and leave assessment data in place.
On the product passport, a process reported by several assessments is shown once, the same supplier and facility are listed once, and identical components are shown once. Steps are ordered from pre-production to post-production. In Brand Cloud you still see one row per source, so two assessments reporting the same process appear as two steps there.
Re-accepting an assessment overwrites edits you made to that assessment's own rows; the step editor warns you about this. Existing batch data was linked to an assessment only where the batch had exactly one accepted assessment. All other existing data is labelled Manual. To have it attributed, re-accept the relevant assessment.
Also improved: the selected batch stays selected after a page refresh, adding a second manual step for a process that is already assigned is prevented, the process picker can be searched by name, and fibre names in the composition column are shown in full.
