138 results found for tag 'user guide'
Deleting a News Article

Who can delete articles? 1 - Users with the 'Add & Edit' permission to channel(s) can delete any article in that channel. This is done by editing the article and clicking 'delete&...

1 comment • Last modified on 4 March 2026 in News

People: Adding a new profile field

Fields that appear on user profiles and across People areas are managed by administrators in Admin > People > Configure profile fields A certain number of fields come hardcoded with Claromenti...

0 comments • Last modified on 20 January 2026 in People (Staff Directory)

Password Recovery

Local account Password reset Users can click the 'forgot password' feature on the login page to reset their password. An email with a link to reset the password will be sent to the address...

0 comments • Last modified on 9 January 2026 in People (Staff Directory)

Documents: Creating Links

Document Links can be created across the directory from the front end (by users with 'Edit & Approve' permission) or the admin side (by application administrators of Documents) Links c...

0 comments • Last modified on 6 November 2025 in Documents

Embed Social Media on Pages

Displaying social media feeds or posts on Intranet Pages can make your site feel more familiar and current to your user base. It can also enhance user engagement, extend reach and drive traffic to y...

0 comments2 people liked this • Last modified on 6 November 2025 in Components

Discuss FAQ's

Can an unwanted post in a Discussion be deleted? Yes, posts and replies can be deleted by: - The 'admin' permission per Topic as set on the front end by a user with edit rights (Topic >...

0 comments • Last modified on 6 November 2025 in Discuss

Driving Engagement with your User Base (Post Site Launch)

This article is a guide for Intranet Administrators who have recently launched their site and are considering how best to train and engage their user base as part of the Claromentis Onboarding proce...

0 comments • Last modified on 10 March 2026 in Onboarding

Infocapture: Triggers

Triggers are similar to field condition sets in that they are denoting conditions under which something should behave in a specific way. The difference is that triggers may be transitional states. D...

0 comments • Last modified on 6 November 2025 in Beginner Guides

InfoCapture: Automatic Changes

(Automatic changes were previously called 'Dynamic Field Changes' in pre-v8 Claromentis versions) Automatic changes use triggers to change the value of a field in a form. The most common u...

0 comments • Last modified on 6 November 2025 in Beginner Guides

InfoCapture Project Permissions

Project Roles Head to Admin > Infocapture > Your Project > Project Permissions > Project Roles Project roles are the collections of users who have the same level of rights across the pro...

4 comments • Last modified on 6 November 2025 in Beginner Guides

Infocapture Statuses

While some InfoCapture projects' purposes are just for data collection, others may have a more comprehensive workflow to adhere to and in InfoCapture statuses define the stages tickets will mov...

0 comments1 person liked this • Last modified on 6 November 2025 in Beginner Guides

Infocapture: Creating a new form

First create a new project From Admin > Infocapture a new project can be created (in which your form will reside in) Follow the guide here to fill out all the necessary information to create the ...

0 comments2 people liked this • Last modified on 6 November 2025 in Beginner Guides

Infocapture: Edit project properties

Creating a new form Watch the video above and follow along with it and this guide to familiarise the form creation process. From Admin > Infocapture an administrator of the application can create...

5 comments • Last modified on 6 November 2025 in Beginner Guides

InfoCapture 'Thank You' Page

A 'Thank You' page can be created to display to users after they have submitted an InfoCapture issue. This is useful for showing a message customised with images, such as your corporate br...

0 comments • Last modified on 6 November 2025 in Beginner Guides

Creating and organising a Project

Application administrators of Projects can give users the permission to create projects from the admin side. Users with this ability will see the cross icon appear on the Front end of Projects, allo...

0 comments • Last modified on 13 March 2026 in Projects

Infocapture: Field Visibility

Field Visibility sets are for controlling when parts of your form should show and hide, and when they are editable. Different rules can be set per project role. This is achieved by grouping the fiel...

0 comments1 person liked this • Last modified on 6 November 2025 in Beginner Guides

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1 comment1 person liked this • Last modified on 13 April 2022 in InfoCapture

InfoCapture SLAs

The SLA system makes use of 'Traffic Lights'. Consider traffic lights to be similar to the 'status' of a form, but a label which is only ever controlled automatically. An SLA is ...

0 comments • Last modified on 6 November 2025 in Beginner Guides

Documents Front End (General)

The front end of Documents will be used by the majority of end-users. Accessing the application they will be able to see all the folders, subfolders and files administrators have given them permissi...

0 comments • Last modified on 6 November 2025 in Documents

InfoCapture Workflow

The workflow section of a form is completely optional. It can be used to restrict who is able to change the status, what they are allowed to change it to and at what point during the lifecycle of an...

0 comments • Last modified on 6 November 2025 in Beginner Guides