Change Order Workflow Actions

The following table summarizes the actions that you can perform on a change order document. The current document state and your security permissions determine which actions are available to you at any given moment. While in edit mode, Proliance displays the most likely next action at the top of the page, but you can select another action from the "Workflow" button.

For more information, see "Performing a Workflow Action".

From the Change Order document, you can… Preconditions New state

Set to Pending

Set a draft change order to Pending

(none)

Pending

Approve

Approve the change order

Ensure that the contract for the change order has its Awarding Company and Receiving Company defined.

If the value of the change order exceeds the Workspace Approval Limit, you can only approve the change order with the appropriate security permission.

Approved

Unapprove

Reverse the approval of the change order

(none)

Pending

Submit for Acceptance

Submit the change order for acceptance

(none)

Pending Acceptance

Submit for Approval

Submit an accepted change order for approval

(none)

Pending Approval

Do Not Accept

Do not accept the change order

(none)

Pending

Do Not Approve

Do not approve the change order

(none)

Pending

Cancel

Cancel the change order

Note: If the change order is being used as a committing document for a cost event, then links between the Schedule of Value line items created during handoff and their associated cost event line items are broken.

(none)

Canceled

Reset to Draft

Reset a Canceled change order to the Draft state

(none)

Draft

Note:

  • Your ability to perform some workflow actions on a change order may be restricted due to the workspace Limits of Authority. For more information, see "About Limits of Authority".