Adding Business Factors

Modified on Fri, 16 Aug at 7:32 PM

To successfully add Business Factors to Company Assets in Symphony, complete these steps:


1. Start in My Company 

Business Factors are Systems, Industry Certifications, Clearances, Human Resources information, Financial Documents, and Other Documents relevant to the company assets. Business Factors belonging to the primary company appear as claimed or unclaimed in the Company Overview (See Figure 1).

 

The table below defines the circle shading on the Company Overview. (See Table 1)

 

No Shading 
The factor has not been claimed.
Full Shading 
The Organization submitting the proposal is claiming the factor.
Half Shading 
Half shading is only shown on the Proposal Overview screen if an added Team Member claims a business factor that the Prime organization does not claim (See Using Symphony for Proposal Intake).

Table 1.

  

2. Select the Business Factors Tab

These Business Factors are additional assets claimed for the Prime entity and Symphony automatically adds them to a proposal. 

  • The Prime Company can claim business factors from MRCLs for some solicitations. 
  • Team Members' Business Factors appear in their section (See Team Members).


The Business Factor section within My Company

Figure 1. The Business Factor section within My Company


3. Claim Business Factors

The steps to add Business Factors are:

  1. Select the desired Business Factor
  2. Answer any questions (as applicable).
  3. Upload supporting documentation (as applicable).
    • The documents will be used to support the claim.
    • Use descriptive file names that explain what information is contained in the documents.
    • The Business Factors relevant to each solicitation are scored in a proposal submission.
  4. Check the box to certifiy the claim (See Figure 2).
  5. Save and Claim.

 Claim a Business Factor within My Company

Figure 2. Claim a Business Factor within My Company


 

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