Responding to Contract Items
Contract items require a response from one or more assigned recipients. If you are a recipient on a contract item, you receive an email notification to request your response, and the item is added to your CM Notifications dashpart in the Personal Zone.
In some cases, project members may provide a response via email or a verbal exchange. In these cases, you can add responses to contract items on behalf of other people. You can also choose to delegate contract items to other members of the project team to respond to.
Responses from External Contacts
Contract items sometimes require responses from external contacts working on a project. However, external contacts do not usually have access to the PIM system. When an external contact receives a notification email, they can use the link included in the email to access the contract item. The link takes them to an external page, where they can provide their response. A second link in notification emails provides contacts with access to all contract items that are currently assigned to them.
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- Respond to a Contract Item
Some contract types require a response from nominated recipients. Any items that require your response are displayed in your CM Notifications Dashpart in the Personal Zone. You may also receive an email notification with a link to the item. - Add a Response on Behalf of Someone Else
You can add a response to a contract item on behalf of someone else. This might be a verbal or email response that you have received from another project team member. - Add Additional Recipients to a Contract Item
You can add additional recipients to a contract item, including recipients that must reply, and recipients that you want to keep updated. When you add recipients to items, they are notified via email, and the item is added to their CM Notifications Dashpart. - Delegate a Contract Item
You can delegate a contract item that requires your response to another person on the project. For example, you might delegate a RFI to someone who has more knowledge about a certain aspect of a project.