Multi-day moves now read the way the job actually runs. The activities of a multi-day move display in chronological order — sorted by their scheduled date and time — everywhere they appear: the day tabs on Edit Move Pricing, the Activity Date(s) card on the work request, and the Service Dates section of the estimate PDF. Add the days in any order, or adjust an estimate later, and everything falls into place by date automatically — no re-entering activities just to get the sequence right.

What's New

• Chronological everywhere: multi-day activities sort by scheduled date and time on the pricing screen's day tabs, the work request's Activity Date(s) card, and the estimate PDF's Service Dates.
• Entry order no longer matters: add a day that belongs earlier in the move at any point — even while adjusting an existing estimate — and it slots into its correct place in the sequence.

Who This Is For

• Estimators building multi-day moves who add or adjust days as details firm up
• Sales teams whose customers see the Service Dates on the estimate — now always in the order the move happens
• Coordinators reading the work request's activity dates at a glance, top to bottom, in true order

🧭 How to Use It

1) Build or edit the multi-day move as usual — on Edit Move Pricing, the day tabs now line up by date, whatever order the days were added in.

2) The work request's Activity Date(s) card lists the same days in the same order.

3) And the estimate PDF's Service Dates print in date order too — so the customer reads the move exactly as it will run.

Good to Know

• Date and time both count: two activities on the same day sort by their scheduled time, so same-day sequences stay accurate as well.
• Nothing to configure: the ordering applies automatically to new and existing multi-day moves.

Available Now

Chronological multi-day activities are live now across Move Pricing, the work request, and the estimate PDF. Add days as they come to you — the sequence takes care of itself. Built from customer feedback, as always.