Read the permit register
Every submittal, its review rounds and its open comments, read-only, at a URL of its own.
The permit register answers whose court a submittal is in. Each submittal shows its review rounds, how long the current round has been open, and the comments that are still unanswered.
This page is read-only on purpose. Submittals are filed and closed out on the project schedule, where the register sits beside the anchors and tasks that drive it.
Why it also lives here
A person who only needs to see where an approval stands should not have to load a project's anchors, task tracker and critical dates to find out. This is the same register at an address you can send to somebody.
Who can
- Schedule & dates at view or better: anyone who can see the schedule.
How to
You open this when somebody asks where an approval stands and whose court it is in.
- Switch project carries this deal. The permit register is a project page: All projects has no version of it.
- Every submittal on this project, whose court it is in, and which comments keep coming back.
- Read here; work it from the Schedule tab, where the register sits beside the dates it drives.
- A permit issued is a task on that schedule. Work that cannot start without it is dated from the day it lands.
- So a round that slips carries those dates with it. The Schedule tab is where you file a round and log its return.
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Known limits
Nothing on this page can be edited, including a comment's state and a round's elapsed days. Both are derived from what has been filed on the schedule tab.
Comments are not typed in one at a time anywhere in the product. What a round records is how many the review letter raised, entered beside its return date on the schedule tab; that count is what the converging/diverging reading is built from. The comment table lists whatever comments are on file, with the desk that raised each one and the response on record, and a register with none of them still reports its rounds, its elapsed days and its trend.