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Document Metadata
The Metadata application allows the inclusion of additional fields within other Claromentis applications, such as Documents and News. These fields allow users to submit further information alongside...
Thank You Application
Introduction For Claromentis version 8.9+ we have developed a standalone application for Thank You configuration. As well as being able to thank an individual user, Thank You notes can now be submit...
Running an Intranet Soft Launch
This article is a guide for Intranet Administrators who are looking to conduct a soft-launch of their site to their end-users as part of the Claromentis Onboarding process. -------------------------...
Knowledge Base: Overview
Topics covered: Creating categories and permissions Creating an article Asking questions and responding ----------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Creating categories Categ...
Site Launch Templates
This article is a guide for Intranet Administrators who are ready to launch their site to their end-users, and are considering how best to initiate this, as part of the Claromentis Onboarding proces...
3 Intranet tools that will help you communicate with your staff
1) Share updates using News Right now, advice from health bodies and governments are changing every day. It's vital to let your staff know how this will affect their work, so post any updates o...
Documents: Uploading files from the admin side
Documents can be added to folders from the front end or admin side of the Documents application by users with the appropriate permissions to these areas. This guide will detail the steps to follow w...
How to use InfoCapture to automate these 3 financial processes
Automation doesn't just counteract the need to go into the office by replacing paperwork with e-forms. It also makes your staff more efficient, boosts internal SLAs, and saves time. Here are so...
Introduction to the Documents Application
A folder directory structure is the organisation of an operating system's files and how this is displayed to a user. Files are typically laid out in a hierarchical structure. In Claromentis the...
Why you should prioritise remote team culture - and how to do it
Even before people had heard of Covid-19 and were still working in the office, building a thriving company culture was a challenge for many businesses. In fact, one survey revealed that just 19% of ...
Document Reports
Document reports can be accessed from the admin side of the application by administrators. There is an option to allow other users to run the reports from the front end who are not administrators. E...
IC Webinar Part 4
In this webinar we wrapped up with the final parts of of the Helpdesk form. Creating triggers to configure both automatic changes and notifications. Enabling the manager field to be autopopulated ba...
Editing Items in a Main Menu
Users with edit permissions to a menu can edit its properties and items shown within it at any time. The main menu bar is a crucial area of navigation for users in the Intranet and an additional way...
News: Front-end overview
Introduction The News application allows users to follow and keep up-to-date with any news channels and articles made by content creators. We will cover the following areas: Overview of News applica...
Creating a News Article
In this article, we will cover how to set up a news article in the News application. With the correct permissions that have been configured from the admin side of the News application, you will see ...
Deleting a News Article
We will cover how articles can be deleted and recovered using the trash can feature in the News application. Deletion can be carried out from both the front-end and the back end of the system. Delet...

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Assembling an Intranet Project Team
As you prepare to embark upon the first steps of implementing your intranet project, this article will help you determine the necessary pre-launch project activities, and assist you with the constru...