Chains of Bridged Projects

An RFI can pass through at most three projects: Project A (the source), Project B, and Project C. Target projects can share received RFIs with other bridged projects using Bridge. Here's how the chain works:

• Target projects can use the Share action on closed RFIs to share received RFIs with other projects that are bridged with them.
• The RFI remains view-only throughout the chain of target projects.
• Status updates after an RFI is reopened in the source project reach all target projects, including those that received the RFI from another target project.
  • If the Bridge connection is removed between any projects in the chain, automatic status updates don't reach projects beyond the broken connection.
• When you reshare an RFI from the source project to a target project, the target RFI isn't automatically reshared to later projects in the chain.
• The summary activity log in a secondary target project (Project C) includes only information from its immediate source project (Project B).
  • User details from Project A aren't synchronized to Project C unless those users are also members of Project B.
• Secondary target projects (projects that received an RFI from a target project) can't share the RFI further. The chain is limited to three levels: A to B to C.