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Maintain ==> Project Control==> Projects

Project Control

General Description

Project Control Screen is used to add/edit/delete all internal and external projects for your organization.

The Master tab is used to enter general information about the project.

Fields/Filters/Buttons

Project #: Enter the project name of the project

Shipping Dates: Enter valid project/shipping dates

Whse: The default warehouse used for shipping items related to this project

Project Manager: Only people assigned with the Project Manager attribute may be selected

Account Manager: Only people assigned with the Account Manager attribute may be selected

Remarks: Free-text

Type: The priority/type of the project. Project types are maintained in the Rule Maintenance screen by selecting Project Types from the drop-down menu.

Status: The status of the project. Project statuses are maintained in the Rule Maintenance screen by selecting Project Status from the drop-down menu.

Bill Type: The billing method for the project

SE Locations: The Shipping Event locations (city and state only) listed on the Shipping Events tab

Entered: The entry date of the project

Contract Date: The date the contract/project was started or agreed upon

Completion Date: The estimated or actual completion date; or the targeted completion date of the project

Complete: Click the Complete button to mark the project completed. This will change the status of the project to completed and allow you to mark all tasks associated with the project as complete. It will also allow you to mark the project as Inactive.


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