The Milestone Manager module focuses on tracking key project milestones, ensuring that all critical deadlines are met, and that the procurement process stays on schedule. This module provides visibility into project timelines and helps manage risks associated with delayed deliverables.
The Milestone Manager module focuses on tracking key project milestones, ensuring that all critical deadlines are met, and that the procurement process stays on schedule. This module provides visibility into project timelines and helps manage risks associated with delayed deliverables.
Highlights
Tracks key project milestones to ensure critical deadlines are met.
Provides visibility into project timelines, keeping the procurement process on schedule.
Helps manage risks associated with delayed deliverables, promoting accountability.
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Milestone Manager sells through a contract with two license types. Contributor licenses cover vendor users in a limited contributor role. These come as six capped tiers, scaling from up to 25 contributors through up to 1,000, then unlimited. A Contributor Pooled License lets a shared set of contributor seats be used flexibly across users. The Named User License covers assigned individuals in admin, manager, or reviewer/approver roles. You choose a tier or license type based on how many contributors and named users you need. All options require professional services for implementation.
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What is the difference between a Contributor license and a Named User license?
A Contributor license covers vendor users in a limited contributor role. These users typically upload forms, documentation, and invoices to show completed work. A Named User license covers assigned staff in admin, manager, or executive reviewer/approver roles who manage and evaluate contracts. Each type meters different roles and bills separately.
How does the Contributor Pooled License differ from the capped tier packages?
The capped tiers each set a fixed ceiling on how many contributors you can have, from 25 up to unlimited. The Pooled License instead gives you a shared set of contributor seats used flexibly across different users, rather than counting toward a named tier limit.
What does the professional services requirement cover for implementation?
Every license requires professional services to set up. This covers onboarding users, configuring permissions across sections, uploading required exhibits and attachments, and integrating with existing business systems. The vendor uses a phased approach, training a small group of leaders first before onboarding remaining users.
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