You can close a submittal to indicate that it is no longer
needed on the project by going to Projects > Submittals > More > Close.
You might close a submittal when the project design
is changed and a spec is voided. Once the submittal is closed, its visibility is
automatically updated to visible, allowing the project team to see it. A project editor
can change the visibility back to private, if needed, and also Reopen a Submittal.
Note: The names of the fields, actions, and states
for submittals may be different in your instance of Viewpoint
Team, because they can be customized by the system
administrator. For example, your organization might use "Grant" instead of "Issue".
In this case, you would click the Grant button to send the submittal to the submitter and the state
would change from Draft to
Granted.
From the home page, under Projects, select the name of
the project you want to open.
Alternatively, go to the main menu
in the upper left-hand corner, select Projects, and then select the
name of the project you want to open.
The Dashboard for the project
appears.
Click the Submittals tab.
Click on the submittal number for the submittal
you want to work with.
Note: The submittal number appears in blue text and
becomes underlined when you mouse over it.
The Submittal page
appears.
Click the More button and select Close.
The Close Submittal Item window
appears.
In the Response field, select a
status code, or type in a new status code and click New Status Code.
In the Comment field, enter any
notes or comments about why you are closing the submittal.
(Optional) if you wish to modify the Standard Distribution Language that will
appear when the submittal is closed, you can click Edit
and modify the text as needed.
The Notify Recipients check box
is selected by default. If you do not wish to send email notifications to all
the indicated recipients, you can clear this check box.
Click Send.
The submittal is closed and the submittal process is stopped.