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Sprint 125 (February 15th 2023)
Tender Bin
Why
Currently deleting a tender is an irreversible action and all data is deleted permanently. Also, a tender can’t be deleted after it has reached a certain state. The tender bin is introduced to resolve both issues.
What
In the Tenders List (main Tender page) a button is added on the top right to access the Bin. A user can no longer delete a tender straight away: it will always be moved to the bin first. From the bin, the user can restore their own tenders but they can not permanently delete tenders them. This action can only be performed by admins.
How
For all buyers, a button is added on the top right of the screen to access. The visibility of binned tenders works with the same permissions as the visibility in the tenders list.
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It will from now on take 2 steps to permanently remove a tender:
Step 1: Move the tender to the bin. This option is now added in the 3 dot menu of each tender. An in-app notification is sent to all team members and participating suppliers.
If there is not published and there are no suppliers in the tender, the tender is removed from the tenders list and is moved to the bin.
If the tender however is published, or there are suppliers in the tender, the user will see a dialog where he can enter the reason for removing the tender. This dialog will be visible when suppliers open the in-app notification, or when they open a direct URL to the published tender page of this tender. The tender itself can no longer be found via the published tender page, but the direct URL remains accessible.
As long as the tender is in the bin, all notifications and actions are disabled so no progress can be made in the tender. Also, all data will be excluded from all reports.
Step 2: Restore, or permanently delete the tender. When accessing the bin, there’s a grey bar indicating that only Admins can permanently delete tenders. Buyers can however restore tenders themselves, if they had proper permissions in that tender. In the overview it’s also indicated who removed the tender and when.
Per tender in the bin there’s a 3 dot menu to View, Restore or Delete the tender forever.
When opening the tender, the Restore functionality is also accessible from the yellow bar.
When a tender is Restored, the tender is put back into the Tenders list in a Paused state, so that the buyer is able to adjust the schedule before resuming the tender again.
When a tender is Permanently deleted, a confirmation pop-up is shown. After confirming, the tender and all data will be deleted. Important detail is that from now on, any tender can be deleted permanently regardless of the state. This means that also tenders with actual offers can be deleted.
In this version, it will NOT be possible to delete Dynamic Purchasing Systems, Qualification Systems and Framework Agreements. This will be added in a future release.
When any user tries to open a permanently deleted tender through a direct URL, a general Error 403 “Resources not found“ will be shown.
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Small changes
In this release, the following small changes have been implemented:
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