Attributes or metadata are the key components of an Agreement. Attribute data is displayed on contracts and associated documents.
Attributes are of two types:
To view available Attributes:
1. Click the Configuration tile on the Dashboard, and then click the Attributes tile. The Atrributes page opens. On this page you can view a list of all the available attributes, Edit, or Add Attributes.
With ICM, you can create an attribute and use it while creating a Contract Type.
To create an attribute:
1. Click Configuration on My Dashboard. The Configuration page opens.
2. Click the Attribute tile.
3. Click the Add icon on the Attribute Library page. The Add Attribute page opens. The Attribute Code is displayed by default.
For example, select Integrated if source is inherited.
4. Click Save. The attribute is displayed in the Available Attribute list.
In ICM, you can edit an existing attribute. Editing the attribute doesn't have any effect on the Contract Types where it is used.
You can use the edited attribute to create new contract types.
Note: To edit an attribute in all the entities where it is used (Clauses, Templates, Agreements), go to the Attributes tab of appropriate Contract Type, edit the attribute, and then publish it.
To edit an attribute:
1.Click Configuration on My Dashboard. The Configuration page opens.
2. Click Attribute on the Configuration page. In the Available Attribute list, select an attribute that you want to edit.
Alternatively, you can type the name of the attribute in the Search box, and then select the attribute. The Edit Attribute page opens.
3. Modify the existing information as required, and then click Save. The Success! Attribute updated successfully message is displayed at the bottom of the page. You can modify all the field values except attribute code and attribute name.
Related Topics: Agreement Management | Configuration | Contract Type |Template Management
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