Commission override fix
You can now save transaction-level commission overrides and have them apply correctly.
We fixed a bug where certain manual commission adjustments wouldn't save or take effect. The nasty part was that the override often appeared saved — the UI accepted it, but the commission kept calculating at the default rate. An adjustment you can't trust is worse than no adjustment feature at all, because you stop double-checking exactly when you shouldn't.
If you set an override on a specific transaction, it now sticks and reflects the right amount.
This affects:
- Manual commission adjustments on individual transactions.
- Overrides that previously appeared saved but weren't applied.
- Custom commission amounts that reverted to the default rate.
Overrides matter for all the in-between cases a commission plan can't anticipate: honoring a negotiated rate on a single large deal, correcting a mis-attributed sale's amount, or zeroing a commission by agreement. Those now behave exactly as entered.
Worth a quick pass if you'd set overrides recently: any that silently reverted before the fix will still show the default rate and can now be re-applied — this fix corrects behavior going forward, it doesn't rewrite history.