Introduction to Documents and Item Basics
In Spitfire the term “document” is used to describe a specific form (or envelope) created in sfPMS from a configured…
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In Spitfire the term “document” is used to describe a specific form (or envelope) created in sfPMS from a configured…
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A document in Spitfire is a defined set of specific, related information. Since there are many types of activities on…
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The Document Header contains the document’s number, project number, and description. Fields vary depending on the Doc Type. Some fields…
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The tabs appearing in the mid-section of a document window and the number of tabs in each document vary from…
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The bottom section of a document contains the Attachments tab and the Route Detail tab.
While there are some exceptions and alternate ways to create certain Doc Types, almost all documents can be created from…
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Documents can be opened from various Spitfire dashboard locations. Your access depends on your Spitfire role and what permissions you…
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Once you have created a Spitfire document, you can choose to copy the document as a starting point for a…
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Anyone with rights can open a Spitfire document, although certain tabs may be hidden depending on the user’s permission level….
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Certain documents (ex: PunchLists, Meeting Minutes, Commitments, Payment Requests, and Change Orders) can include itemized lists of information. An itemized…
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