Change Orders

Created by Leah Cadman, Modified on Fri, 7 Aug at 3:27 PM by Leah Cadman

Jobsite> Change Orders


  • To View or Add a Change Order, first select ‘Jobs’ from the top navigation bar, select ‘Jobs List’ from the drop down menu.

  • Select any job and navigate to the ‘Change Orders’ page.



  • Select  ‘Add New’ to create a new Change Order.

  • A modal will appear to Add Notice to Proceed or to enter a Potential Change Order.

    • Change Order

    • Change Order Description

    • Check box to Include in Cost Projection

    • Change Type (select from drop-down menu)

      • Internal or External

    • Submission Amount

    • Contract ROM

    • Job Department (required)

    • Revenue Contract Item

  • Change order statuses are now stored in Status Maps as Approved, Pending or Rejected and are added via Imports. 


  • How the Import Works

    • For Change Orders the software auto maps certain Status to internal codes.

    • The system will assign the Change Order status to the Internal Status Type based on the Change Order Status IDs sent to us via Import / API.

    • For example, Each Status Code has an Internal Status Type and Meaning

    • Internal Status Types and Their Code Meanings:

      • approved

        • Change Order has been approved

          • A

          • Approved

      • rejected

        • Change order has been rejected

          • R

          • Rejected

        • Change order has been cancelled (treated as rejected)

          • C

          • Cancelled

      • pending

        • Change order is pending approval

          • Any other value


  • Note: The Jobsite Change Orders are only tied to "Can View Sensitive" Permissions on Job, not the "Enable Projections" Setting. This can be set up on Admin>Organization>Permission Groups. Read about it here: Permissions

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