19 SeptemberConfirming the order added as section 5, from Kev’s 18 September email. When the customer accepts, the installer confirms the order and picks the ATAG boiler kit (default) or the ATAG full spec, which adds the general products on their list with one price against the merchant. On a system boiler the controls pack can come off on its own and the rest of the spec stays. The merchant list shrinks to match. Prices for the general products are placeholders. Revised the same day after review: both prices in the first view, the controls pack as a switch, a regular boiler job with the pump, one order-by-4pm rule, and the payment link and merchant list both arriving by email once the order is confirmed.
18 SeptemberSign-up gains a “Check your email” step (code and password). Adding ATAG rebuilt in the same design as the rest of the site: the ATAG introduction, then the match, comparing the boiler kit (boiler, flue, programmer) with placeholder flue and programmer prices until Stu supplies them. Everything Kev approved in the earlier mock-ups carries over: his matching order, the upgrade options with the £50 mark-up, removal with Undo, equal customer cards. Fee wording is “OPERA is free to use; the one charge is £30 + VAT on a job won with no ATAG option on the quote”.
17 SeptemberSign-up cut to Kev’s four steps; the OPERA menu and the two-page customer quote added.