Set the Default Change Management Configurations
Objective
To set the default change order configurations by editing or adding change reasons, change types, and change event statuses.
Background
The change management configuration settings in the Company Admin tool let you create customized change order reasons, change types, and change statuses. Users can then select your customized options when creating change orders in Procore.
Things to Consider
- Required User Permissions:
- 'Admin' on the Company Admin tool.
- Additional Information:
- You cannot delete a change reason that is already associated with a change order.
Steps
Customize Change Order Reasons
You can customize the change reasons your users see when they create or edit change orders. See Create a Commitment Change Order (CCO).
- Navigate to the Company Admin tool.
- Under Tool Settings, click Change Management.
- Under Change Reasons, do the following:
- Choose from these options:
- Add a custom change reason. Enter a reason in the blank box and click the Add (+) button.
- Change a default or custom change reason. Double-click the appropriate value in the table. Then type over the existing text.
- Show a default or custom change reason as a selection in the Reason list in a change event. Mark the Available check box. This is the default setting.
- Hide a default or custom change reason from the Reason list in a change event. Remove the checkmark from the Available box.
Notes
- To learn more, see What are Procore's default change types and change reasons?
- The system's default reasons can be edited to match your team's specific change reasons and usage.
- To remove a custom change reason, click the delete
icon. You cannot remove change reasons when tied to existing change orders in Procore.
Customize Change Types
You can customize the change types your users see when they create or edit change events. See Create Change Events.
- Navigate to the Company Admin tool.
- Under Tools Settings, click Change Management.
- Under Change Types, do the following:
- To add a change type, enter a type in the box and click the Add (+) button.
- To edit an existing change type, double-click the appropriate value in the table. Then type over the existing text with your new value.
Notes
- To see the system default change types, click here.
- The default values in Change Types column cannot be edited. However, you can edit the values in the Abbreviations column.
- If you have created custom change types for your company, you may edit them.
- To remove a change type, click the delete
icon.
Notes:- You cannot delete the system's default change type selections, only the custom ones that you create for use with your system.
- You cannot delete a change type if it has been associated with an existing change event.
- You can only set a change type when creating a change event, but you can filter by change types when looking at Prime PCOs.
Customize Change Event Statuses
You can customize the statuses that are available to your end users when working with change events. See Create a Change Event.
- Navigate to the Company Admin tool.
- Click Change Management.
- Under Change Event Statuses, do the following:
- To add a change event status, type your desired text in the blank box. For example, type Revise and Resubmit. Then select one of the available status considerations (e.g., Open, Closed, Void, or Pending). Then click the plus (+) button.
- To edit an existing change event status, double-click the appropriate value in the table. Then type over the existing text with your new value (Note: You cannot edit the system's default change event status selections, only the custom ones that you create for use with your system).
- To make a status the default selection for a new change event, place a checkmark in the box. You can only select one box.
- To remove a change event status, click the delete
icon.
Notes:- You cannot delete the system's default change event status selections, you can only delete the custom ones that you create for use with your company account.
- You cannot delete a change event status if it has been associated with an existing change event.