Issuing Supplemental Instructions

Now that you've worked on your Supplemental instructions with your consultants you have 2 options when you're issuing your SI. This article will go through the 'Request Review' and 'Issue' flows.


Requesting a Review

Note: This step is optional, you can jump to 'Issue' if that suits your workflow.

The review stage exists if you need someone to review and approve the document before it is officially issued to the team.

Step 1: If you need to select a reviewer, click the '+' button on the right-hand side of the screen.

Step 2: Select the individuals you would like to review the document from the contact list. Make sure the 'Send notification' box is selected, and click 'Add'.

Step 3: Click the blue 'Send for Review' button. 

The Reviewer(s) will receive a notification and a link to the document to come in and sign the document if they approve, or request a revision. 


Issuing a Supplemental Instruction


Step 1: Give your document a double-check to make sure things look good and it's ready to go!

Step 2: Review your distribution list and make sure it has everyone you want to include.

Remember to set up your distribution groups so this will auto-populate on every document you create. Click here to learn how.

Step 3: Click the blue 'Issue' button in the top right corner of the screen. 

Step 4: A pop-up will appear to give you one final check of what you're distributing and to who. 

You have the option to include a distribution message that will be added to the body of the email to give more context about the document being issued.


Step 5: Make sure the 'Send email to distribution list' box is ticked, and click the blue 'Issue' button at the bottom of the pop-up. 


The Supplemental Instruction is now issued, and everyone on the distribution list will receive a combined pdf of all documents, as well as a link to the document in Part3. ✨

As always, if you have any questions or see an issue with this article, please reach out to support@part3.io

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