Correspondence Tool
Correspondence Tool
Overview
The Correspondence tool enables you to send custom correspondences to collaborators such as Contractors, Consultants and other Fletcher Business Units. The tool provides configurable templates for formal and informal correspondence types that can be sent from one party to another (Refer to the Project Communications section for further details on what functions use the Correspondence too).
Objectives
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Understand the Correspondence Types used at Fletcher Industrial Development (refer Communication Matrix for further details)
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Creation of Correspondence
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Responding to Correspondence
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Converting and Linking Correspondence
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Closing Out Correspondence
Things to Consider
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Correspondence Types are controlled at the Company level of Procore through the Procore Admin tool
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While standardisation is always recommended, a custom version of Correspondences can be created for specific project(s) as needed.
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Procore has a range of purpose-built tools (e.g. RFI Tool) and the Correspondence tool should generally not be used to replace these tools.
Procedure
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Creation of Correspondence When the need for a Correspondence has been identified, create a new Correspondence from the available Correspondence Types on your project. A Correspondence can be created in the following ways:
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Responding to Correspondence Once a Correspondence is active on your projects, responses can be issues in various methods. These include:
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Converting and Linking Correspondence An active Correspondence item can be linked or converted as follows:
Use these features to ensure required actions and collaborations in your project. |
Create and Link a New Correspondence Item from a Correspondence Response |
Closing Out Correspondence An active Correspondence item can be closed out using the following two methods:
Select the most suitable option based upon your requirements. Please be mindful that any custom status previously selected will be changed to Closed at this point. |
Handy Tips
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To see who has access to the Correspondence, view these support articles