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What is new in 7.49.52

Released with 7.49.52. A new match score that reads what you do, not just your codes, and tells you why, line by line.

A new match score

Your match score now weighs what your profile, past work and bids say about a notice:
- your phrases;
- the words of your past work;
- the roles you take on;
- notices like the ones you bid on or track;
- then your codes, agency, place, set-aside and size.
Scores spread out instead of bunching at one number, so the order of your list means more.
A notice that shows nothing of what you do stays under BID: codes, set-aside, size and place alone never make a BID. A profile with only codes is matched on what its codes' titles say, and never reaches BID on codes alone.
If your profile has codes but no phrases or past work, matches that were Strong on a code alone now show as Possible at most: without your own words in the notice, a match can't reach Strong. Add what you do in your own words on your Company Profile so your best matches can.

Under every score, Why this score lists what counted for the notice and against it. Each line shows the points it added of the most it could add, for example "Code 9 of 9", "What you do 13 of 26".
When your limits lower the score, it shows the fit before them and each limit that applied.

A notice that hires one person under a personal services contract is marked Individuals only: a company cannot bid. WARNO quotes the notice's own sentence, and the notice stays out of your matches, dashboard and alerts. In search it shows with the reason.

The Company Profile page explains what drives your matches. When your profile has codes but no phrases, it asks you to add what you do in your own words.