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Updating Stage & Status

Information on and how to update the Stage and/or Status fields in a Contract record in Contract Logix

Eric Reinert avatar
Written by Eric Reinert
Updated over 4 months ago

The Stage and Status fields in a Contract record provide key information about where a contract is in the contract management lifecycle. The Stage and Status Tracking grid can be used to monitor every change to one or both of these fields.

Each time a user changes the Stage and/or Status field in a contract record and clicks , if the Stage and Status Change Notes Required option is ON (for more information, click the Application Settings link), the system displays a pop-up with the following message: The Stage or Status changed; please enter a note or comment. Enter a note and click OK.

For every change in Stage or Status, a new a row is created in the Stage/Status Tracking grid. To open the Stage/Status Tracking grid, click the </> icon above either field. Each row represents a change to either Stage or Status, or both. As with other grids, users may modify the sort order by clicking on a column header, remove unwanted columns from the display by deselecting them from the Columns drop-down, and filter columns. The default columns are:

  • Stage

  • Status

  • Start Date (date that Stage and Status combination began)

  • End Date (date that Stage and Status combination ended)

  • Days Elapsed (how many days the contract remained in that Stage/Status)

  • Username (who made the change)

  • Notes/Comments (any notes or comments entered by the user who made the change)

  • Created Date (date and time the stage/status change was made)

Click to close the Stage & Status Tracking grid.

Stage/Status updates via Workflow

In systems for which Workflows are a part of the account, updates to Stage/Status made by a workflow are also captured. In that case, the Notes/Comments column includes the text “Added by workflow” and the Username column contains the name of the workflow.

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