Keep real options together
Shortlist is the holding space for traders that survived search, profile review, and local fit checks. Browser-saved entries stay visible even before sign-in.
Saved trader lists now run through the TypeScript homeowner workspace while preserving browser-saved entries.
A shortlist should not be a pile of names. It should preserve why each trader is still in the running, what evidence is strong enough to compare, and which gaps need clearing before a homeowner requests quotes. It also gives the saved search journey a stable place to continue after a browser refresh, account sign-in, or a second pass through local options.
Shortlist is the holding space for traders that survived search, profile review, and local fit checks. Browser-saved entries stay visible even before sign-in.
Pick two or more saved traders to compare review depth, platform spread, risk posture, public profile state, and quote readiness side by side.
Claimed traders can receive structured enquiries, while public-only profiles remain useful for research without pretending they are ready for MTT messaging.
Named account shortlists can be shared so another homeowner or project partner can inspect the same trader set and evidence trail before contact.
The strongest saved list has enough review depth to compare, enough source coverage to explain trust, and enough profile context to move confidently into quote requests without losing the public proof trail.
Reading saved traders from the TypeScript shortlist APIs.