New Filters on the Rule Configuration ReportNew Filters on the Rule Configuration Report

Request: The Rule Configuration report is too general. Can we have a way to filter this report by rule group or specific rule? Answer: Yes! The Rule Group and Like

KBA-01700: Checklist for when Compliance Notification documents are not sentKBA-01700: Checklist for when Compliance Notification documents are not sent

Question: Although a Commitment indicates that a compliance item is out of compliance, a Compliance Notification document was never sent. Why not? Answer: There are a number of reasons why

KBA-01699: Setup for Updating from Web App (System Information)KBA-01699: Setup for Updating from Web App (System Information)

Overview: System updates (e.g. from V2017.0.6469 to V2017.0.6474) can be applied on the IIS server using Spitfire’s ICTool. Beginning with V2017, it is possible (once configured) to also apply updates

KBA-01698: Server Error – Validation of viewstate MAC failedKBA-01698: Server Error – Validation of viewstate MAC failed

Question: We are getting a Server Error. What does Validation of viewstate MAC failed. If this application is hosted by a Web Farm or cluster, ensure that <machineKey> configuration specifies

ATC: SENDATC: SEND

ATC: SEND FROM email  TO email  SUBJ text; BODY variable options This command sends an email to the person or persons specified. “Route Via” is not relevant and contacts without

How to Change the Widths of Documents and FieldsHow to Change the Widths of Documents and Fields

Question: I’d like certain of my documents to be wider than they currently are. Can I change the width per Doc type? What about certain fields on my documents? Can

ATC: TARGETATC: TARGET

ATC: TARGET tablename option This command sets the Target table row for subsequent ATC: IF and ATC: SET commands. tablename is required and denotes the table to be used (e.g. DocItem). option

KBA-01695: The Backspace Key and sfPMSKBA-01695: The Backspace Key and sfPMS

Explanation: When you are in an editable field in sfPMS, the [Backspace] key does exactly what you expect it to do: erases the previous character. However, if the focus of