Product Features
GrandView product features. Content focuses on new or existing GrandView functionality.
We have been hard at work on an update for Invoicing within GrandView. As part of this effort, we needed to find an effective and versatile grid control capable of meeting all of our specific needs. We choose the grid control made by DHTMLX...
GrandView 7.1 is out and it's packed with enhancements and updates. The GrandView application also now supports an employee bio/resume module. This is coupled with a global categories system that can be applied to projects, proposals and employees to make staffing and resource management even easier.
GrandView has played a significant role in handling the multi-office challenges for RoviSys especially when it comes to promoting employee communication and maintaining business culture. Features are continuously added that will allow RoviSys to adapt to whatever challenges that may lie ahead in a multi-office environment.
Need an alternative way to charge your time, or just a constant reminder to keep your TimeSheet updated? You can now enter your time from your dashboard with the TimeSheet Quick Entry module...
Project transmittals containing several items have previously required the manual addition of each document or software item individually. Now, all the items required for a transmittal can be added at once through a single dialog. This will save time and simplify the process of getting the transmittal to the customer.
GrandView can keep tabs on the documents and software that get passed back and forth with Electronic Transmittals. By tracking the who, what and when of file transfers Electronic Transmittals inject accountability, ease of use, and customer peace of mind into your project.
Profiling employee experience is easy with the new Employee Profile feature and the new Global Categories functionality in GrandView.
TimeSheet is an important part of any GrandView user's day. However, many users do not realize the features that TimeSheet makes available to them...
After a summer hiatus, the GrandView Blog is returning at full strength this fall.
Over the past few months, we have been upgrading parts of GrandView to use the most up-to-date third-party controls to offer...
Have we worked on a project using technology ABC? Have we performed service for industry XYZ? When was the last time we completed a project using the specific technology required by our new customer? Who worked on the project and how familiar are they with the specific tools? These questions and more can be answered using the new Category features in GrandView!
Executing projects consistently and efficiently is nothing less than the secret to successful and profitable projects. At Rovisys, we understand that--we've been doing it for almost 20 years...
In an economic time when most businesses are cash-strapped, having a good handle on your billing status is a necessity. New tools are available in GrandView to help!
One of the most common (and feared) part of project execution is the "punchlist." This is a list of observed problems with the project deliverable that you created. Punchlists are not to be feared, however...
Back in January, we talked about how the Configuration Management features of GrandView allow you to collaborate with customers through the process of document creation, review, and approval. Now we've extended that concept to...
GrandView can be used as a Learning Management System to incorporate e-learning as well as instructor-led training capabilities. Some of the key features are Curriculum/Course Setup, Course Assignments, Course Notifications, Course Content Delivery, and Performance Tracking.
Everyone has a certain way of doing things. Sometimes the methods we adopt, albeit unintentional, make our lives more difficult...
The Project Management Institute defines a project as "a temporary endeavor undertaken to create a unique product, service, or result" (PMBOK guide, 3rd ed.). Because of the temporal nature of projects...
GrandView uses the summary of project task analysis data to forecast remaining hours in the project and resource loading views.
AJAX was a term coined in 2005 to refer to a method of programming web pages that had been in use for many years. It involves a combination of several browser technologies (most notably JavaScript and XmlHttpRequest) to allow asynchronous calls from a web page back to the server.
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