Compliance Tracking – Step 1: Prepare
Before establishing compliance tracking in sfPMS, you’ll need to gather the following information: What Compliance types does your company track?…
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Before establishing compliance tracking in sfPMS, you’ll need to gather the following information: What Compliance types does your company track?…
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Assuming you use different types of commitments (subcontracts and vendors, you may need to set up these subtypes in sfPMS…
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Adding Drop-down fields and Tabs to Doc Types Once you have prepared your subtypes to be used on Commitment and Vendor…
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A Compliance type defines the type of compliance requirement needed in your project (ex: General Liability Insurance, Workman’s Comp Insurance,…
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If you want a Compliance Notification document to be routed to a specific person whenever a requirement is out of…
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The ComplianceNotificationText rules are used to establish the text that will be used in the Introduction, Notification, and Action parts…
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Compliance Notification Printout If the Compliance Notification document will be routed to someone via e-mail or fax, you will need…
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If you will use an automatic workflow for a Compliance type, you need to ensure that Automatic Workflow is turned…
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Because compliance tracking is not limited to specific projects, it is wise to create a Spitfire role to give to…
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Predefined Routes When some requirement in your project is out of compliance, you will want the right people to receive…
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