Create a Client Contract Change Order from a Change Event
Background
If the Change Events tool is enabled on your project, your project's change order tier configuration setting (see What are the different change order tier settings in Project Financials?) determines the number of steps leading up to creating a Client Contract Change Order:
If the 1-tier change order setting is enabled, you will simply use the steps below to create a Client Contract Change Order from a change event.
If the 2-tier change order setting is enabled, you will complete the first step in the change management process, Create a Potential Change Order for a Client Contract, before creating a Client Contract Change Order from a change event.
If the 3-tier change order setting is enabled, you will complete the first two steps in the change management process, Create a Potential Change Order for a Client Contract, and Create a Change Order Request (COR), before creating a Client Contract Change Order from a change event.
Tips
Are you inviting subcontractors to submit bids for goods and services using formal RFQs?
If your project team has opted to use Procore's Request for Quote (RFQ) process (see Create RFQs from a Change Event), you do NOT have to wait until the RFQ process is complete to create your Client Contract Change Orders. However, after invited subcontractors and vendors respond to RFQs and its status is set to 'Pending Final Approval,' Procore does automatically update the Client Contract Change Order's Schedule of Values (SOV) with the appropriate amounts from the RFQ.
To learn more about how the RFQ process affects Client Contract Change Orders, see What are the different RFQ statuses and how do they affect cost and change order amounts?
Are you using the Revenue ROM function?
If your project team has opted to use the Revenue ROM function, the SOV on your Client Contract Change Orders is also automatically updated. If you have hidden the Revenue ROM function, any automatic updates depend upon the scope of the change event:
When change events are 'In Scope' or 'TBD', the SOV on the Client Contract Change Order is automatically updated with a $0 value.
When change events are 'Out of Scope', the SOV on the Client Contract Change Order is automatically updated using the data from the RFQ when the RFQ status is set to 'Pending Final Approval.'
When change events are not in one of the above statuses, the SOV is automatically updated using the Cost ROM.