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Modifying a Project allows for changes to be made. This can be done while a project is in its current Project Lifecycle. Modifying projects gives you the ability to maintains accurate information to ensure service provider work is done correctly while avoiding any mishaps. You can edit, cancel, re-open, or delete a project. 

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Editing a Project

Any project can be edited. Editing a project means having to edit the original information when creating a project. There could be changes to a project that may not been foreseen and therefore edits are required. For example, when editing a project, you may decide that Project Manager and Project Type needs editing. Only Location ID on a project cannot be edited.  Any edits will be seen in History as it is part of the project's history. 

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Canceling a Project

At any point during the project lifecycle, you can cancel a project. Canceling a project stops the lifecycle from moving forward and shows the status on the projects tab. There can be multiple reasons for canceling a project such as having to assess the length of time needed for the completion of a project or is it the right time to continue pursuing a project. This gives you the opportunity to review what is needed before making a final decision about a project.

When a project is in Canceled Status, tasks already added to a project prior to cancellation are still active and can be invoiced. You will not be able to add any new task once a project is canceled. A project that has a budget will not be impacted by the cancellation. A project can remain in canceled status until it is reopened, marked as completed, or deleted.

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Re-opening a Project

You can reopen a project that is in canceled status. When you reopen a project, it reverts back to the specific lifecycle before cancellation. For example, before a project was placed into canceled status, the approval cycle was its current status. Once that canceled project is re-opened, it goes back to the approval cycle. 

You can delete a project from the Projects Module. Deleting means there will be no record of the project. For instance, there are duplicate projects for a single location, you can delete the extra project. When a project with tasks is deleted during the scoping process, Service Providers are not impacted because those tasks were not issued out.  Deleting a project in the In Progress status can be done. The project is deleted but any tasks associated with the project is not deleted and remains in Service Automation with the Project ID and Work Order Number. A project cannot be deleted in Completed status.