View Snag List Items
Objective
To view a snag list item's information.
Background
Snag items are project-specific and will be listed in the project's Snag List tool.
Things to Consider
Steps
- Navigate to the project's snag list tool.
- Click View next to the item you want to view.
- Click one of the following subtabs:
General
General information about the snag list item is displayed within the General subtab, including:
- Item Information: This section provides an overview of the snag list item's details.
- Item Workflow: This section displays the item's progress as well as the item's Creator, Punch Manager and Ball in Court.
- Assignee Responses: This section logs all Assignee responses, comments and attachments related to the item.
- Activity: This section provides a detailed historical record of all modifications made to the snag list item.
Comments
View any comments associated with the snag list item. See Add Comments to Snag List Items.
Related Items
View and add related items to the snag list item from the Related Items subtab. If the related item is an item in Procore (observation, RFI, etc.) you will be able to view the item and all its information by clicking on the link in the "Description" column. To add a related item, click Edit.
Emails
Manage any emails related to this snag list item from this subtab. Each snag list item has a unique email address (e.g procore-1234abcd@procoretech.com) that can be used to send an email from your personal email client into Procore. For example, you might have an email thread in your personal email account that should be logged in Procore. In such cases, you might want to import that thread into Procore by simply forwarding an email to the related snag list item's unique email address. See Email Snag List Items.
Change History
This tab shows a history log that summarises all of the changes made to the snag list item throughout its lifecycle. The full change history in the Change History subtab is only visible to users with 'Admin' level permissions to the Snag List tool. 'Read-only' users can see how many changes were made to the tool, but they cannot view details about the actions performed.