Shown on the project dashboard and the wiki homepage. Markdown supported.
Fills the About the Supplier box in every document. Markdown supported.
The facts every title page repeats — the project's own name and ID, and the Program / Customer / Supplier rows.
2–12 characters: A–Z, 0–9, hyphen or underscore. Existing documents keep their identifiers until you apply the change below.
Pre-filled on every new document.
Default cover image on every document's title page.
A review gate is a formal checkpoint where the customer accepts that the project may proceed (ECSS-M-ST-10C Rev.1, §4.4 “Project phasing”). Every deliverable is due at one of them — the gates you switch on here become the columns of the matrix below. Hover a gate for what it reviews and when it falls. Not every project runs all of them; ECSS expects the set to be tailored. Removing a gate unassigns its documents. ＋ Custom gate… adds a review this project runs that ECSS does not name, and places it in the lifecycle.
Row = ECSS branch, column = review gate. Drag a card to move it — only slots that keep a document's issues in order will accept it. Right-click a card to add its next issue, or to rebranch or remove it. Click a gate's date to set the review deadline. An issue stays locked until its predecessor has a gate, and locked for content edits until that issue is Approved / Complete.
Generate the document set issued to a subcontractor (or by a subcontractor to a sub-subcontractor) — the inverse of this project's own customer-supplied inputs.