Routing All Eligible Documents
You can remove a large number of eligible documents from your Inbox all at once. Documents are considered eligible if:…
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Documentation
Stages in a Route
Whenever a document is restarted or sent back, the route needs to partially or completely repeat itself. The first time…
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Documents Routed via E-mail, or Hard Copy
Documents are often routed to a routee’s Inbox (ie, via the Web). However, some routees (ex, a subcontractor) might not…
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Current Routing Method
You can tell a routee’s current Route Via method from the icons (e-mail, fax, or hard copy) on the routee…
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Changing a Routee’s Route Via Method
To change a routee’s Route Via method: On the Route Detail tab, open the Options menu of the routee and select…
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Viewing Routed Content
Preview Once a routee has been added to the document, and the document has been saved, an icon allows you…
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What Gets Routed
If there is no output version of the document (ie, nothing created from a template) nor any attached files, the…
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Routes and Spitfire E-mail Messages
If you receive an e-mail message from Spitfire, you can reply in two different ways. Either way processes your response…
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Open Routing Report
The Open Routing Report lists all documents being routed. To open the Open Routing Report: From the Site Options menu,…
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Schedule of Values (SOV) Billing Overview
In order for you to create your project’s Schedule of Values (SOV) and track SOV billing, the Spitfire Project Management…
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