Once you receive notification of an impending change, you can easily enter information in Change Management to track the progress of the change through to its approval.
Notes:
To add a Change Management document to another document:
It is typical to initiate Change Management from other document types. For example, if you use Request for Information (RFI) documents and receive an unexpected answer requiring a change, you can initiate Change Management directly from the RFI to create the change. Change Management can be initiated from the following document windows: Contracts, Daily Reports, Issues, Meeting Minutes, Notepads, Noncompliance Notices, Notices, Punch Lists, Purchase Orders, Requests for Information (RFI), Transmittals, or Trends.
To initiate Change Management from another document:
To add a Change Management document from the Change Management module:
Note: The budgeted contract is automatically selected if there is only one in the application. If you have more than one, select the one you want.
The following sections describe how to use the Change Management document window:
On the General tab:
Note: The title is carried forward to all change documents generated from this Change Management document.
On the Status tab:
On the Budget tab:
You can use the Budget tab to set up the workflow for changes made through Change Management. It is not necessary to use all four phases (Estimated, Quoted, Negotiated, and Final) if all are not necessary for your site's processes. For more information on the Change Management process, see Change Management Overview.
Note: To be able to change the budgeted contract, you must clear the budgeted phases first.
On the Commitments tab:
Use this tab to enter the commitment documents for the appropriate phase of the Change Management process.
Note:
On the Remarks tab:
Use this tab to enter any remarks or additional information regarding the Change Management document.
On the Documents by Phase tab:
Use this tab to review any documents created during the Change Management process.
On the Details tab:
On the Custom Fields tab:
This tab only displays when one or more custom fields have been defined for the module. Each custom field assigned to the Change Management module is shown with applicable values. Custom fields enable you to define additional information about a project. Define custom fields by right-clicking on the top-level folder in the Project View and selecting Custom Fields.
Custom fields cannot be defined when any users other then the Contract Management administrator are logged onto the application. For more information, see Custom Fields Overview and Add Custom Fields.
Use this tab to enter date information for the custom fields.
On the Issues tab:
Click Link to display the Select Issue Dialog Box. Use this dialog box to link any issues to the change document.
On the Attachments tab:
Note: If you are using Firefox, and if the Attachment Storage Type for the project is set to File Server in the Contract Management Administration application, then you cannot attach files while the I am currently connected to the file server option in the User Settings dialog is selected. To open the User Settings dialog, navigate to the Control Center, right click All Projects, and then click User Settings.
On the Versions tab
You can maintain different versions of the Change Management document on the Versions tab. Once you save changes to your document, choose Version Document from the Select an action drop-down list, to create a new version of the current document. For more information about versions, see Version Document Overview.
Save the document:
When you are finished editing the change document, click Save.
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