Projects

You can create projects to build packages, manage workflow and collaboration, and track progress at the project, subsection, file, question and participant level. When you create a project, you select a document type to define the structure of the package, a style template to apply to the documents within the package, and a due date. Once the project is created, you, as the project owner, can add participants who can be assigned to subsections, files, questions within a questionnaire, or the entire project. Once all the sections are complete, you or another owner can build the package.

Note: Document types that include an RFP Compliance Matrix component must use created documents feature for automation. For more information on how projects and created documents differ, and help deciding which to use, see Automating RFPs, proposals, and presentations.

Project interface

The project page is comprised of a navigation panel and a workspace. The navigation panel has three tabs: Sections, Assignments and Participants. These tabs help you navigate through the project and assignments and quickly assign participants to the project or a specific assignment. The workspace, which displays the selected section, subsection or file, is the area where you will do most of your work on the project's content.

Project interface

The project page. Click to enlarge.

Navigation panel

To display the navigation panel, click the > icon at the top right of the panel. To hide the navigation panel, click the < icon.

Workspace

The workspace, to the right of the navigation panel, is the area where you will do most of your work on the project's content. When a subsection its opened, the subsection and its files display, along with the subsection type in the top title bar and the file names above the files. The options within sections and subsection vary depending on the type of section or subsection. For more information, see Project sections and subsections.

Next tasks

Once you are familiar with the project page, you can begin creating your project. After you've set up your project, you can do any of the following to continue working on your project:

When all the sections are complete, you can build the package.