Question: Sometimes when I try to add data to my SOV workbook, I get a message that says The cell or chart that you are trying to change is protected
Question: Sometimes when I try to add data to my SOV workbook, I get a message that says The cell or chart that you are trying to change is protected
Problem: When we open the SOV workbook on our first Pay Application on a project, we get the following error message and cannot enter anything. An error – The value
Question: Our Change Orders are set up to adjust specific SOV lines. When the Change Orders are brought into the SOV workbook, amounts are updated to reflect the changes; however,
Question: We don’t track retention on our Pay Applications/SOV billings. Is there a way to remove the retention columns and the “This Application Retention” row in the SOV workbook since
Question: There are times when we want a Change Item (CI) with revenue to never be included in the SOV workbook. If we uncheck the Bill checkbox on the CI,
Open Google Slides of this Presentation View Recording of this Presentation SOV: FAQ and More! Do you have some familiarity with Schedule of Values billing, but want to learn some
Question: Can we bill two projects/jobs under one SOV? Answer: Yes, however, there are several considerations. The standard out-of-the-box implementation of Spitfire is built for project-specific expenses and revenue tracking
Users who are on an Office-integrated site and who have proper access to the Pay Application document can open and use the SOV workbook. Saving changes on the SOV’s Setup
In order for you to create your project’s Schedule of Values (SOV) and track SOV billing, the Spitfire Project Management System (sfPMS) provides a Pay Application Doc Type. Pay Application