Feature Toggles
Baulit has a lot of features. Not every builder needs all of them. Feature toggles let you turn off the parts of the interface you do not use, giving you a cleaner, simpler app that shows only what matters to your workflow.
How Feature Toggles Work
Feature toggles operate on a two-layer system:
- Layer 1: Subscription tier. Your subscription tier (Free, Pro, or Enterprise) sets the baseline of available features. Some features are only available on paid plans. You cannot toggle on a feature that your tier does not include.
- Layer 2: Per-user toggles. Within the features your tier allows, you can individually turn each feature on or off. This is a personal preference setting — it only affects your account.
The result: your tier determines what is possible, and your toggles determine what you actually see.
Accessing Feature Toggles
Toggleable Features
| Feature | What It Controls |
|---|---|
| Gantt Chart | The Schedule tab with Gantt chart and CPM visualization |
| Change Orders | The Change Orders tab on projects |
| Budget | Budget tracking, cost line items, and budget-related reports |
| Daily Logs | The Daily Logs tab on projects |
| Reports | The Reports Hub and all report types |
| Contacts | The Contact Directory |
| Templates | The template library and template builder |
| Ask Baulit | The natural-language query AI feature |
| Ask Baulit V2 | The next-generation AI query interface |
| Punch List | The Punch List tab on projects |
Data Safety
This means you can freely experiment with toggling features without worrying about losing work. The toggle controls visibility, not data.
The effectiveView Routing Guard
If someone shares a link to a feature you have toggled off (for example, a link to the Gantt chart when you have disabled the Gantt feature), Baulit does not show an error page. Instead, the routing guard automatically redirects you to the Dashboard. This prevents confusion from broken or inaccessible views.
The same guard applies to bookmarks and browser history. If you bookmarked the Reports Hub and later toggle off Reports, that bookmark will redirect to the Dashboard until you re-enable the feature.
Tier Interactions
Some features are gated by subscription tier. If a feature is not available on your tier, the toggle switch is disabled and shows a lock icon with a note about which tier includes that feature. Upgrading your tier automatically unlocks the toggle.
If you downgrade your tier, features that were available on the higher tier become locked again. Your data is preserved, but the toggle switches are disabled until you upgrade. The features are hidden from the interface, but nothing is deleted.
Common Scenarios
Simplifying the interface for small projects
If you are managing a small remodel where you do not need Gantt charts, change orders, or budget tracking, toggle those off. Your project view becomes a clean task list with daily logs — nothing more. This reduces visual clutter and lets you focus on what matters for that scale of work.
Onboarding new team members
For team members who only need basic task management, toggle off advanced features to reduce the learning curve. They see a simpler interface and can focus on updating task statuses and writing daily logs without being overwhelmed by CPM scheduling and budget analysis.
Seasonal feature use
Some builders use templates heavily at the start of each project but rarely touch them during construction. Toggle Templates off during active building to declutter your Settings view, and toggle it back on when you are planning the next project.