Did You Know? While most fields on a Spitfire document are allowed only in one of the three major areas of the document—the Document Header, the Mid-section Tabs, or the
Did You Know? While most fields on a Spitfire document are allowed only in one of the three major areas of the document—the Document Header, the Mid-section Tabs, or the
Question: After I attach a file to a document or I upload a file to the Catalog, can I change its filename? Answer: Yes. To be clear, when you attach
Question: When I create a Meeting Minutes document, I’d like my route to include all the Attendees automatically. How would I set that up? Answer: You can take advantage of
Did You Know? The ? icon appears in several places in the Spitfire system in order to provide users with more information. Clicking on this icon will bring up a
Question: When I copy $1,234.56 into numeric fields on my document, Spitfire strips out the comma and dollar sign and has the amount show up as 1234.56. I added some
Did You Know? Normally, when you copy a document and its attachments, the attached file on the copied document is the same file as the original. If changes are made
Question: Is there a way to change the Cost Code description that shows up in BFA, Commitments and elsewhere after the Initial Budget has been approved? Answer: Yes, you can
Question: I know we can change the default retention percentage on our SOV workbook, but sometimes we need to tweak the resulting retention amount to exactly match our accounting system
Question: I like reviewing my Report Browser reports right on the screen, but sometimes I want to save that data, either as a PDF file or in Microsoft Excel. What