Portfolio View is a snapshot grid of all your projects including general project information and budget and schedule summaries. You can filter the grid by Program and The PMWeb Grid grouping feature lets you create interactive summary views on the fly. Double-click a line in the grid to open the project.
Projects entered here are used in all PMWeb modules.
Field Name |
Comments |
Project ID |
This
field is required. |
Name |
This
field is not required. |
Project Type |
This
field is not required. It is a user-defined list. |
Project Status |
This
field is not required. It is a user-defined list. |
Property |
This
field is not required. You may link a project to a property, if you wish. |
Program |
This
field is not required. It is a user-defined list. |
Revision |
This
field is read-only. Revisions are editable copies of a record. You may create
as many revisions to a record as you wish. A new record is designated revision
0. Only the newest revision can be edited. Older revisions are locked as “Inactive”. |
Date |
This
field is read-only. The date the revision was created. |
Status |
The
default status is “Draft”. This field may be edited at any time to reflect
the record’s movement through an approval process. See Workflow for details
about automating the approval process. |
Field Name |
Comments |
Address 1 |
This
field is not required. |
Address 2 |
This
field is not required. |
City |
This
field is not required. |
State |
This
field is not required. It is a user-defined list. |
ZIP |
This
field is not required. |
Country |
This
field is not required. It is a user-defined list. |
Phone |
This
field is not required. |
Fax |
This
field is not required. |
Commitment Company |
This
field is not required. This is the “from” company on all commitments for the
project. |
Client |
This
field is not required. |
GC |
This
field is not required. |
Architect |
This
field is not required. |
Executive |
This
field is not required. |
Manager |
This
field is not required. |
Superintendent |
This
field is not required. |
Google Address |
This
field is not required. If you enter a valid address here this project will
appear in Map View. |
Owner |
This
field is not required. |
See The Image Gallery.
See Specifications.
Each project can have an unlimited number of locations. Many PMWeb record types - Estimates and Budgets, for example - allow you to specify Location when entering data.
Field Name |
Comments |
ID |
This
field is read-only. It may be edited by dragging the line up or down. When
you release the mouse all IDs will
be renumbered. |
Description |
This
field is required. |
Notes |
This
field is not required. |
Each project can have an unlimited number of phases. Many PMWeb record types - Estimates and RFIs, for example - allow you to specify Phase when entering data.
Field Name |
Comments |
Phase ID |
This
field is read-only. It may be edited by dragging the line up or down. When
you release the mouse all Phase IDs
will be renumbered. |
Name |
This
field is required. |
Description |
This
field is not required. |
Notes |
This
field is not required. |
See The Notes Tab.
See The Attachments Tab.
See Workflow.
PMWeb provides one, centralized, list of companies. Within each company you can store an unlimited number of addresses, departments and contacts. These records can then be used across the PMWeb platform.
Each Company Has Many Addresses, Departments and Contacts
Field Name |
Comments |
Company ID |
This
field is required. |
Name |
This
field is not required. |
Type |
This
field is not required. It is a user-defined list. |
Abbreviation |
This
field is not required. |
Field Name |
Comments |
Primary Address |
This
field is read-only. It is determined by checking Primary in the Addresses Grid. |
Phone, Ext. |
These
fields are read-only. They are the Phone
& Ext. of the primary address. |
Fax |
This
field is read-only. It is the Fax
of the primary address. |
Email |
This
field is read-only. It is the Email
of the primary address. |
Website |
This
field is read-only. It is the Website
of the primary address. |
Federal Tax ID |
This
field is not required. |
State Tax ID |
This
field is not required. |
Account # |
This
field is not required. |
See Specifications.
Field Name |
Comments |
ID |
This
field is required. |
Address 1 |
This
field is not required. |
Address 2 |
This
field is not required. |
City |
This
field is not required. |
State |
This
field is not required. It is a user-defined list. |
ZIP |
This
field is not required. |
Country |
This
field is not required. It is a user-defined list. |
Phone |
This
field is not required. |
Ext. |
This
field is not required. |
Fax |
This
field is not required. |
Alt. Phone |
This
field is not required. |
Type |
This
field is not required. It is a user-defined list. |
Primary |
One,
and only one, address can be designated as primary. |
Inactive |
If
this record should no longer be used check this box. The default is
unchecked. |
Notes |
This
field is not required. |
Field Name |
Comments |
ID |
This
field is required. |
Department Name |
This
field is not required. |
Address |
This
field is not required. It is the list of addresses you define in the Addresses Grid. |
Phone |
This
field is not required. |
Ext. |
This
field is not required. |
Fax |
This
field is not required. |
Cell |
This
field is not required. |
Alt. Phone |
This
field is not required. |
Email |
This
field is not required. |
Website |
This
field is not required. |
Type |
This
field is not required. It is a user-defined list. |
Primary |
One,
and only one, address can be designated as primary. |
Inactive |
If
this record should no longer be used check this box. The default is
unchecked. |
Notes |
This
field is not required. |
Field Name |
Comments |
ID |
This
field is required. |
First Name |
This
field is not required. |
Last Name |
This
field is not required. |
Department |
This
field is not required. It is the list of departments you define in the Departments Grid. |
Address |
This
field is not required. It is the list of addresses you define in the Addresses Grid. |
Title |
This
field is not required. |
Phone |
This
field is not required. |
Ext. |
This
field is not required. |
Fax |
This
field is not required. |
Cell |
This
field is not required. |
Alt. Phone |
This
field is not required. |
Email |
This
field is not required. |
Website |
This
field is not required. |
Type |
This
field is not required. It is a user-defined list. |
Primary |
One,
and only one, address can be designated as primary. |
Inactive |
If
this record should no longer be used check this box. The default is
unchecked. |
Notes |
This
field is not required. |
See The Notes Tab.
See The Attachments Tab.
See Workflow.
You can create an unlimited number of Labor (self-performed or subcontract) and Equipment Resources for use across PMWeb modules. Labor and Equipment Resources, for example, are used in both Timesheets and the Dispatch Board.
Resources can be generic - “Plumber” - or made more specific by linking to a PMWeb company and/or contact.
Field Name |
Comments |
ID |
This
field is read-only. |
Sub |
Check
this box if the resource is sub-contracted. |
Description |
This
field is required. |
Company |
This
field is not required. |
Contact |
This
field is not required. |
Resource Group |
This
field is not required. It is a user-defined list. |
Classification |
This
field is not required. It is a user-defined list. You can select more than
one Classification. |
Reg |
This
field is not required. The regular cost of the resource. |
OT |
This
field is not required. The overtime cost of the resource. |
Prem |
This
field is not required. The premium cost of the resource. |
Skills |
This
field is not required. It is a user-defined list. You can select more than
one Skill. |
Notes |
This
field is not required. |
Inactive |
Check
this box if the resource is to no longer be used. |
Double-click a line in the Labor Grid; the Labor Rates dialog opens.
The Labor Rates Dialog
To edit a line click to select it and then click the Edit button in the grid header. For each Type enter a Rate. Click the Update Records button to save your edit. Click the Windows Close button in the upper right of the Labor Rates dialog to close it.
Resources can be generic - “Backhoe” - or made more specific by linking to a PMWeb equipment record.
Field Name |
Comments |
ID |
This
field is read-only. |
Description |
This
field is required. |
Labor Resource |
This
field is not required. |
Equipment |
This
field is not required. |
Resource Group |
This
field is not required. It is a user-defined list. |
CSI Division |
This
field is not required. It is a user-defined list. |
Classification |
This
field is not required. It is a user-defined list. |
Operating |
This
field is not required. The operating rate of the resource. |
Standby |
This
field is not required. The standby rate of the resource. |
Idle |
This
field is not required. The idle rate of the resource. |
Notes |
This
field is not required. |
Inactive |
Check
this box if the resource is to no longer be used. |
For each project and property you can define periods in which to track costs. There are two ways to add periods:
Most of the drop-down lists in PMWeb are completely user-definable. Most user-definable lists come with default values but you can edit, add to or delete these defaults as you wish.
The Lists page contains a tree view of all of the user-definable lists in PMWeb. Each group in the tree represents a drop-down list.
On the Lists page find the list you wish to customize in the tree. Click the plus icon to expand the list and see its contents.
Many PMWeb record types contain a user-defined grid called Specifications. In each grid you can specify as many fields as you wish. When you define a specification grid you link it to a record type. When you are in that record type you can choose a specification grid that is linked to, and has meaning for, records of that type.
The Specifications page contains a list of all of the specification sets you’ve defined and is where you add, edit and delete them.
The Specifications Page
To set up PMWeb security follow these steps:
Field Name |
Comments |
Group |
This
field is required. The name of the group. |
Description |
This
field is required. A description of the group. |
Default |
One,
and only one, group can be designated the default. New users are added to the
default group, but they may be moved to a different group. |
The Define Groups Tab
To add a group:
1. Click the Add line button in the Group Grid header. New, empty, Header Fields, Records Grid and Administrator Permissions appear.
2. Type the Group, Description and select Default, if desired.
3. In the records grid click the Collapse/Expand icon to expand a module (Estimating, for example). For each record type place one or more check marks in the Add, Delete and Edit columns. If you select Read-Only the other three fields are automatically cleared. Likewise, if you click Add, Delete or Edit, Read-Only is automatically cleared. You can also check one of the boxes in the module title line; if you do, all of the records in the module are checked.
4. Check the boxes for Administrator Permissions, if applicable.
5. Click the Save button to save the group settings.
To edit a saved group:
All of the fields in Licenses box are read-only. As licenses are assigned and unassigned in the users grid they are tallied here.
Field Name |
Comments |
ID |
This
field is required. |
Contact |
Select
a PMWeb contact to link to. This field is required. |
First Name |
This
field is not required. The default is the First Name of the Contact. |
Last Name |
This
field is not required. The default is the Last Name of the Contact. |
Abbreviation |
This
field is not required. |
License Type |
This
field is required. |
Group |
This
field is required. Users inherit their group’s record permissions. |
Password |
This
field is not required. |
Email |
This
field is read-only. It is the email address of the Contact. This is the email address PMWeb uses for notifications. |
Inactive |
Check
this box if the user should no longer be used in records. Inactive users
cannot log on to PMWeb. |
Users may be granted access to projects and locations at four levels:
Four Levels of Access
The User Access tab is composed of two panes. The left pane is a tree of the three levels of access described above. The right pane is a tree of users. To grant access drag a node from the access tree and drop it on the user.
For example, to grant Carole Shelby access to all projects, click the All Projects node in the access tree on the left, drag it to Carole’s name in the users tree and release the mouse. A plus icon appears next to Carole’s name. If you click the icon to expand you will see the All Projects icon. Carole now has access to all current projects as well as all future projects as they are added.