Spitfire Project Management System uses the Bid Package, RFQ and Commitment Doc types (and optionally, the Invitation to Bid document and Plan Room Dashboard) to facilitate requesting quotes (bids) from
Spitfire Project Management System uses the Bid Package, RFQ and Commitment Doc types (and optionally, the Invitation to Bid document and Plan Room Dashboard) to facilitate requesting quotes (bids) from
Question: I’ve sent bids out to vendors, recorded their responses, and awarded an RFQ. I think it is time to close the Bid Package document that tracked the RFQs. What
Question: I am reviewing all the RFQs that are on my Bid Package’s RFQ tab. I am ready to award an RFQ and create a Commitment from that awarded RFQ.
Question: I understand there is a Microsoft Excel workbook that summarizes the RFQ information on my Bid Packages. How do I open that workbook? Answer: The Competitive Bid Analysis workbook
Because the following capabilities are considered so basic that everyone should have them, they are included in the Everyone role by default. PAGE | Allowed to follow redirection links from
Question: I need to send the same RFQ to a number of vendors. I understand I can do this from a Bid Package, but I’m not sure how. Is there
Question: How do I add RFQs to the Bid Package? How do I create RFQs from my Bid Package information? How do I build the RFQ list on the Bid
Question: How can I have the system data layer run some script every time the web application starts up? Answer: In V2017, the system will check for and run extension
Question: I’d like to automatically create RFQs for those vendors who respond in the affirmative to Invitation to Bids. How do I attach the Invitation to Bid documents to my
The Roles tool on the System Admin Dashboard allows you to configure your roles. Roles within sfPMS serve two functions: They grant Spitfire users specific access rights to Spitfire functions