Month: October 2017

The Spitfire Project Management System (sfPMS) is a … …comprehensive… … .NET browser-based… …collaborative project management… …workflow/routing… …document imaging… …document control… …solution. And it can be integrated directly with Microsoft

If you do not remember your password, use the Password Recovery Wizard to reset the password. To reset your password: Click Password Forgotten? and the Password Recovery Wizard will open.

The first time you log into sfPMS, a pop-up tutorial will appear on the Home Dashboard. Each tutorial is comprised of “cards” explaining items on the dashboard. The first time

When you log into sfPMS, your name is displayed in the upper, right-hand corner. If you click your name or the Site Menu icon to the right of your name,

When you select My Settings from the Site Menu, the My Settings/User Information window appears. Settings/Preferences The Settings/Preferences tab allows you to establish certain options affecting sfPMS on your computer

The Help menu provides you with useful information. Knowledge Base The Knowledge Base contains articles, in an question-and-answer format, covering either more specific or more technical information about sfPMS. KBAs

There are many types of fields throughout the system that allow user input. Lookup Lookup fields require information from a specific lookup list. You can either click the icon to open

A Dashboard is a collection of Parts grouped together for a specific purpose. To move to a Dashboard, click on the corresponding Dashboard tab. Dashboard Purpose Home Groups your Inbox,

On each of the Project Management dashboards you will find various parts and tools to help you arrange, filters, and navigate through the system of data. What you see depends

A Part is a section of the dashboard. On the Home Dashboard, three parts are displayed: –  Inbox –  Project List –  Watchdog Alerts Part Views A Part can be