Question: Why doesn‘t my Customer (Vendor) document in Spitfire match the name of the Microsoft Dynamics SL customer (vendor)? Answer: If the option is disabled in ICTool on the Dynamics
Question: Why doesn‘t my Customer (Vendor) document in Spitfire match the name of the Microsoft Dynamics SL customer (vendor)? Answer: If the option is disabled in ICTool on the Dynamics
Question: When does Spitfire create a voucher document for a Microsoft Dynamics SL AP Voucher? Answer: Spitfire creates AP vouchers in one of two ways, both of which require the
Question: How can I include a Commitment on my project that should not export to Microsoft Dynamics SL? Answer: Create your Commitment. Check the Owner Direct check box on the
Question: When a Submittal is entered in Spitfire, will Microsoft Dynamics SL Subcontract Payment Analysis include it? Answer: No. Submittals are not included in Payment Analysis. KBA-01098; ;
Question: How does the Spitfire dashboard find the shared Microsoft Dynamics SL (DSL) files? Answer: The most prevalent and successful way for sfPMS to locate the shared DSL files on
Purpose & Scope: How to refresh a Test Spitfire database from a Live Spitfire database when integrated with Microsoft Dynamics SL Procedure: If necessary, follow the instruction in KBA-01203, Restoring a Microsoft Dynamics
Question: In Microsoft Dynamics SL, I need to assign specific Workers Comp codes to specific Cost Codes whenever that Cost Code is added to a project. Can Spitfire automatically do
Purpose & Scope: You can move the backend data for a Spitfire site from one SQL Server to another. The Spitfire database is not a stand-alone database. It is linked with either your Microsoft
Question: Which Spitfire document types are strictly integrated with Microsoft Dynamics SL? Which Spitfire document types should I disable on a site without integration to Microsoft Dynamics SL? Answer: The following Spitfire
Question: Why is the summary section at the bottom of the PCO Request blank? Answer: The summary section of the PCO Request normally contains information similar to the lines below.