The Document Header contains the document’s number, project number, and description. Fields vary depending on the Doc Type. Some fields are populated automatically when you first create a document, others
The Document Header contains the document’s number, project number, and description. Fields vary depending on the Doc Type. Some fields are populated automatically when you first create a document, others
The tabs appearing in the mid-section of a document window and the number of tabs in each document vary from Doc Type to Doc Type. The number of tabs and their
The bottom section of a document contains the Attachments tab and the Route Detail tab.
While there are some exceptions and alternate ways to create certain Doc Types, almost all documents can be created from the Project Dashboard, and some can be created from other
Documents can be opened from various Spitfire dashboard locations. Your access depends on your Spitfire role and what permissions you have been given. Home Dashboard When you create documents or
Once you have created a Spitfire document, you can choose to copy the document as a starting point for a new document. The new document will have its own Doc
Anyone with rights can open a Spitfire document, although certain tabs may be hidden depending on the user’s permission level. Proper permission is required to make changes to documents, and
Certain documents (ex: PunchLists, Meeting Minutes, Commitments, Payment Requests, and Change Orders) can include itemized lists of information. An itemized list is created and appears on the document’s Items tab.
On the Items tab of certain Doc Types you can drag and drop the rows to reorder the list. To reorder Items through drag and drop: On the Items tab,
There are various sections of the Items tab you can choose to show or hide. These sections are the filter fields, the folder list, and the Item numbers. To show