If you have set the user group as to either a
"Subcontractor" or a "Client" (read more about it over here) you can also manage its
contract details and create progress reports. Although there are minor differences between their
contracts, they have pretty much the same structure.
First, you will find the option to add contacts in your contract, which is a
good basis for noting the contacts that are specific to your contract (which
may differ from your actual users of the project). Secondly, you can enter the
contract number and the type of contract (e.g. concrete, roofing etc).
Next, you can specify the names, registry codes and addresses of both user groups to the contract. The
values of these fields are also automatically transferred to progress reports.
Moving forward, you can enter each and every work from your budget that is
assigned to the user group. Also,
this is the information that is carried along to your progress reports and used as
the basis for them.
To finish it off, you can fill out other contract details and attach any necessary files. You can also insert additional works if these come up later on.
By
default, all project administrators can view and modify the contract. To ensure
that other users can
view or modify the contract, project administrators should assign appropriate rights to users.
