Configure Advanced Settings: RFIs

Background

Users with 'Admin' level permission on the project's RFIs tool can set the configuration settings for the project's RFIs tool. The Configure Settings area also allows users to create custom RFI reports and set user permission for the RFIs tool.

Things to Consider

Tasks

Configure the RFI Settings

  1. Navigate to the project's RFIs tool.

  2. Click the Configure Settingsicons-settings-gear.pngicon.

  3. Navigate to the RFI Settings page.

  4. Configure one or more of the following settings:

    • RFI Manager

    • Private RFIs

    • RFI Responses

    • Custom Fields

  5. Under the RFI Number Prefixes area, do the following:

    • To include a selected project stage in the RFI numbers for the project, mark the 'Prefix RFI Numbers by Project Stage' checkbox and click Enable in the window.

    • Mark the 'Prefix Stage Enabled' checkbox next to each stage you would like to make available for numbering RFIs. To add more project stages to this list, see Add a Custom Project Stage.

    • Enter a unique prefix for each project stage selected. Prefixes can include a combination of alphanumeric characters.

    • Click Update at the bottom of the settings page.

  6. Under RFI Emails, mark or clear the Enable Email checkbox to determine which Email Events will send email notifications. Mark or clear the checkboxes under each user role to determine who will receive the email notifications for each Email Event.

  7. Click Update.

Set User Permissions for RFIs

  1. Navigate to the project's RFIs tool.

  2. Click Configure Settingsicons-settings-gear.png.

  3. Click Permissions Table.

  4. Set each user's permission according to your preferences.:

Enable Revisions

Note: This setting only appears on projects that didn't enable the RFI Revisions beta prior to its full release date.

  1. Navigate to the project's RFIs tool.

  2. Click Configure Settings icons-settings-gear.png.

  3. Place a checkmark in the box next to Enable Revisions.

See Also

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