--- title: "ST-77.2 - Roofing and Exteriors Release Notes" slug: "st-77-2-roofing-and-exteriors-release-notes" updated: 2026-05-14T18:19:19Z published: 2026-05-14T18:19:19Z canonical: "help.servicetitan.com/st-77-2-roofing-and-exteriors-release-notes" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.servicetitan.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # ST-77.2 - Roofing and Exteriors Release Notes **Industry:** **Roofing and Exteriors** Explore the newest tools and performance improvements designed to streamline workflows and drive growth for Roofing and Exteriors professionals in the ST-77.2 release. [**View Full Release Hub →**](/release-hub/docs/spring-2026-release-hub-st-77-2) # ## Early Access ### **Estimates** [**Customize deposit amounts per estimate to close roofing deals faster**](/release-hub/docs/customize-deposit-amounts-per-estimate-to-close-roofing-deals-faster)**:** This improvement lets sales representatives adjust deposit percentages or dollar amounts per estimate before sending online estimates to homeowners, giving more control over deposit collection during the sales process. **What this means for you:** - A sales representative builds good-better-best estimate options for a full roof replacement. The standard shingle option requires a 20% deposit, but the premium standing-seam metal option requires 30% to cover higher material costs. The representative adjusts the deposit percentage per option before sending the online estimate to the homeowner. - A sales representative collects a check deposit on site after walking the roof with the homeowner. When sending the online estimate for e-signature, the representative toggles off the deposit requirement so the homeowner is not charged twice through the Customer Portal. - An office manager sends three estimate options for a storm damage repair. They use the *Adjust Selected deposit* button to set all options to a flat $3,000 dollar amount that matches the insurance deductible, instead of using the global percentage.