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Complete the step-by-step instructions for the tasks that you perform when working with projects.
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- Create Projects
Projects are used to manage every aspect of a construction project, from its early development, through to project completion. - Manage Project Organizations
When you create a project, you must add and define the roles of all organizations that will be involved with it. This includes internal organizations, such as your own, and external organizations, such as the client's organization, and the organizations of any subcontractors. - Manage Project Contacts
Every project that you run involves a number of people. These can be internal people from your own organization, such as project managers, stakeholders, and contract managers, and people from external organizations, such as contractors, surveyors, and so on. - Manage Project Milestones
Milestones are events that are used to track specific phases along a project timeline. For each project, you define the event stages of the project within the Classifications section in the General tab of a project, and these event stages determine which milestones are applicable to a project. - Find Projects
There are a number of methods you can use to find projects. - Edit a Project
You edit a project to modify its details, key dates, site details, and classifications. For example, during the term of a project, you may be required to update a project's status and key dates. - Add a Note to a Project
You can add notes to a project to provide supporting information. - Edit a Project Code
You can edit a project code if you are a system administrator. You must enter a unique code that is not assigned to any other project. - Configure Project Reporting
You can configure the logo images that display on reports that users generate against a project. You can set individual report logos for each module type, including DCS, DLM, observation, and snagging/punch list reports. You can also set a general project logo, and this will be used in the absence of a logo for a particular module report type. - Delete a Project
If you are a system administrator, you can delete a project if it is no longer valid. You cannot delete a project if it has associated documents, actions, or financial information - you must first dissociate or remove these items. You also cannot delete a project if it has one or more child projects linked to it. In this case, you must either delete the child projects, or link them to other projects.
Parent Topic: Projects