There are two methods in including numbering lists with sub levels: 

Option 1

• STEP 1: Place cursor on RTF and press the right click mouse button.  

• STEP 2: Select bullet and numbering from the drop-down list menu.

• STEP 3: Select the ‘Outline Numbering’ tab and click OK.

• STEP 4: The first level of numbers will depict as 1,2,3, etc. To create a sub level, press enter key, and indent using the tab key in the keyboard or ‘Increase indent’ from the tool bar. This will create the sub level. The sub level numbers will depict as 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, etc.

1. Continue numbering: If the document has a previous number list ending at a sub level, this will automatically take the indentation of that sub level number list. Adjust the indentation by clicking on the

1. Decrease Indent key from the toolbar where the numbering list will continue from the previous number list.  Alternatively, if the numbering list needs to be continued from the previous number list, press ‘start a numbered list’ from the toolbar. Press the right click mouse button and select continue numbering from the drop-down list menu.

2. Restart numbering: To restart the numbering list, click on the ‘numbering list’ Numbering list icon from the tool bar. 

If the numbering list does not appear as expected, press the ‘Clear formatting’ Clear formatting button to restart the numbering list.

If the sub – level numbering is required:

• Select bullet and numbering from the drop-down list menu.

• Select the ‘Outline Numbering’ tab and click OK.

3. Number indentation in the report.

As specified by the client, the indentation of the sub level numbering will begin below the first parent level. 

4. Sub levels can be included up to three levels only: 

5. When this option of ‘outline numbering’ has been selected, the sub level numbering cannot include roman numbering or a different numbering style. 

Option 2

• STEP 1: Click on the ‘numbering list’ from the tool bar and then type text. Alternatively, numbered lists can be inserted by selecting all text and then clicking the ‘Numbering List’ Numbering List in the tool bar.

• STEP 2: The first level of numbers will depict as 1,2,3, etc. To create sub levels, Indent using the ‘Increase Indent key’ in the toolbar or use the Tab key in the keyboard. This will create the sub level. The sub level numbers will depict as 1, 2, 3 within the RTF but will show as 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 in the SSRS report output.

• Restart numbering: To restart the numbering list, click on the ‘numbering list’ numbering list icon from the toolbar. 

If the numbering list does not appear as expected, press the ‘Clear formatting’ Clear formatting button to restart the numbering list. 

If the sub – level numbering is required:

• Select bullet and numbering from the drop-down list menu.

• Select the ‘Outline Numbering’ tab and click OK.

• Number indentation in the report.
  As specified by the client, the indentation of the sub level numbering will begin below the first parent level. 

• Sub levels can be included up to three levels only:

3.5 Include roman numbering or another numbering style

• STEP 1: Type text. 

• STEP 2: Select all text and right click. 

• STEP 3: Click on ‘Bullet Bullet and numbering’numbering. 

• STEP 4: Under the ‘Numbered’ drop down, select the roman numbers or any other preferred numbering style.

If the sub – level numbering is required as Roman numbering:

• Press Tab/ Increase indent.

• Select bullet and numbering from the drop-down list menu. 

• Select the ‘Outline Numbering’ tab and click Ok. 

3.6 Include bullet list with sub level bullet

• STEP 1: Click on the ‘Start Start a bullet list’ list from the toolbar and then type text. Alternatively, bullet lists can be inserted by selecting all text and then clicking the ‘Start Start a Bullet List’ List in the toolbar. 

• STEP 2: Indent using the Indent key in the toolbar to create sub level. 

• STEP 3: Include sub levels up to three levels only. 

• STEP 4: Bullet indentation. 

As specified by the client, the indentation of the sub level bullets will begin below the first parent level.

3.7 Include Mixed Lists – Include Bullet and Numbered lists within the report

Bullet and numbered lists can be inserted within the report following steps mentioned in Points (1) and (3) above.

• When a bullet list is inserted as a sub level under a number list, ensure to remove the number list and then apply the bullet list. In order to remove the number list, press enter and press the tab button. This would bring the cursor to the level to start off the new list with a bullet.  

To insert a number list back again, press enter button, and decrease the indent into sub level position. This will bring to the continued numbering position which needs to be restarted through the right mouse click – restarts Restarts numbering. 

• When a numbered list is inserted as a sub level under a bullet list, ensure to remove the bullet list and then apply the number list. To remove the bullet list, enter and press the tab Tab button. This will bring to the restart numbering position. 

• When applying numbered list into the roman numbered list, first select the roman number lettering through ‘Bullets and numbering’ from the right mouse click. Similar method to 3.2. Next, press the enter and tab button to change the numbering list. Roman numbering can be applied only to one list at a time within a mixed list. 

• When applying roman numbers into a numbered list, first select ’start a numbered list’. Next, press the enter and tab button to change the numbering list. Then, select the roman number lettering through ‘Bullets and numbering’ from the right mouse click. Roman numbering can be applied only to one list at a time within a mixed list. 

3.8 Include Mixed Lists – Numbered and Bullet lists within Tables

• Numbered lists can be inserted within a table cell. Multiple numbered lists can be included but the numbering will continue from the previous list. Restart numbering cannot be applied.

• Bullet lists can be inserted within a table cell. Multiple bullet lists can be included as well.

• Mixed lists cannot be inserted within a table.

• The report output will display the numbered and bullet lists as per the indentation specified by the client. The numbering format will display as outlined numbering (e.g. 1, 1.1, 1.1.1, 1.1.1.1) for each sub level in the report, although it displays as whole numbers within the RTF.

Including a table – To insert a table into a report, the user must insert a separate RTF via ‘+’ into the report. An RTF can only have a single table, with no text and multiple tables. If text is included, the entire content will be converted into an image. If multiple tables are included, then only the 1st table will be picked and included in the Report outputs. Table formatting such as Merge/Split sells, format colors will not be applied. The table column width will be split for the total page width.

Adding custom fields – The user can add fields in addition to the fields configured in the report template using the ‘+’ sign placed next to the pre-configured fields of the reports. 

• Agendas are loaded in a non editable view. In order to edit an agenda item or agenda group, the user has to Click 'Check Out'. Then the user will be directed to an editable view of the agenda item/group. This is to ensure only one user can edit the item at a given time because an agenda item has multiple user access. This will avoid duplication of data or data loss through multiple logins.

• Once the edit is complete, the user must Click 'Save' to save changes. If the user clicks 'Check in' without saving, the user will be prompted whether to proceed. A user cannot navigate away without checking out the agenda item. 

• In the event, an item or group has been checked out, and a another author wishes to edit the exceptional situation, the system administrator has the ability to Check in item through the admin panel. However, this will result in data loss.

4.1 Send Agenda Item 

The agenda item can be emailed to all users.  The following steps need to be followed to send an agenda item. 

• STEP 1: Click the 'Send Agenda Item' send agenda item icon. 

• STEP 2: Pop up will appear. 

• STEP 3: By Default the names of the participants will load. The user can add or remove participants.

4.2 Duplicate an Agenda Item 

An agenda item can be copied or moved into another upcoming meeting. This functionality can be done only by a selected list of users.

To copy or move an item the following steps needs to be followed:

• STEP 1: Click on the Agenda item. 

• STEP 2: Check out the Agenda item. 

• STEP 3: Click on the copy icon.

• STEP 4: Then, a popup screen will appear.

• STEP 5: Select Copy or Move.

  • If the user selects ‘Copy’ then the item will be duplicated. If the user selects ‘Move’, the agenda item will be permanently moved to another meeting’s agenda.

• STEP 6: Enter ‘Copy Title’ – this is a mandatory field.

• STEP 7: Set From and To Date. 

• STEP 8: Select ‘Meeting’ from Drop down. This will show all the meetings for the selected date range. 

• STEP 9: Select ‘Section’. This will show all the Agenda Group from the meeting agenda.

• STEP 10: Tick if needed:

  • Exclude Attachment 

  • Exclude Approval

  • Exclude Actions

4.3 Delete Agenda Item

An agenda item can be deleted only by the item owner, writer, prepared by users, meeting organiser and system admin. The following steps need to be followed to delete an item. 

• STEP 1: Click on the agenda item. 

• STEP 2: Click on 'Check out'.

• STEP 3: Click on the 'Delete' delete icon.

• STEP 4: Pop up will appear to confirm the delete.

• STEP 5: Click on  'Ok' to confirm. 

4.4 Assign Confidential Users

This is possible only if the report template which is linked to the agenda item has a 'confidential' tick box. The user has to click the 'confidential' Confidential tick box field to make the item confidential. Thereafter, the user has to assign confidential users to whom the agenda item can be made visible.  

• STEP 1: Click on 'Confidential User' confidential user icon.

• STEP 2: Select the user from Drop down – The drop down will show only users who are eligible to join the meeting as shown in the below figure.

• STEP 3: The selected confidential users will be able to view the agenda item and edit it. 

The agenda report and the minute report will be shown to the other users who have joined the meeting, excluding the confidential items.

4.5 Add New Input Field 

The user can add new input fields between the existing fields by clicking the '+'.  The input options available are single text box, rich text box, rich text box light, number box & date selector.

This default setting for manually added fields has been changed to NOT include in ‘Minute taking’ and ‘Minute Report’. However, the configuration of these fields can be changed via the Report Output Configuration pop up in Check out mode.

The input field can be added without a field name, by ticking the ‘Hide field name’ tick box as shown in the below figure. To remove a field, click on the '-'.

4.6 Agenda Item Preview 

To view a preview of the report of the agenda item, click on the 'preview' outputs icon. This will generate an instant report view of the agenda item. Any attachments will display inline within the report.

4.7 Report Output Configuration

The report fields can be customised into an individual report level as well.

4.8 Mark as Complete

Once the agenda item has been completed and no further changes are needed, the user can mark it as complete. Once the item is marked as complete, then users are prevented from making any changes. This functionality can be performed only by a selected set of users. 

4.9 Send for Approval

An agenda item can be sent for approval. This is only possible if the Report template linked with the agenda item has been configured for ‘approval required’. If it has been configured, then the system will start the approval workflow.

The following steps have to be followed to send an item for approval:

• STEP 1: Click on 'marks as complete ' Action action Icon. 

• STEP 2: The ‘Approval workflow’ pop up will appear. The user has the option of requesting for one or all three approvals.

• STEP 3: Each approval level would have a Staff multi-select drop down boxes with search functionality. One or more approvers can be selected.

• STEP 4: For Immediate approval – click ‘Save Save Approvals and submit’submit. This functionality will save the approvers’ names and start the approval workflow. 

• When an agenda item is sent for approval, Approver/s would be notified.

• STEP 5: To save Approvals and send later – click ‘Save Approvals’ Save Approvals. This will save the Approver details.

• STEP 6: to send for approval once the item has been completed, Click the ‘Mark mark as complete’ complete icon. This will start the approval workflow.

The item will not be marked as complete until all pending approvals have been granted. If the approver rejects the agenda item, it reverts as a draft. The item needs to be corrected and resubmitted for approval. Alternatively, the approver can edit the agenda time and approve. The organiser can also approve and force approve the Agenda item. This will cancel the approval workflow.

4.11 Revert to Draft 

This functionality is available only for agenda items that have been 'marked as complete'. If the user wants to edit the agenda item, it can be reverted to draft by clicking on the 'Revert revert to draft' icon. If the agenda item has been approved, all approvals will be erased and the item has to be resubmitted for approval once the item is completed. 

4.12 View History 

This is the audit trail of all the activities performed on an agenda item. This can be viewed by clicking the 'View History' view history icon. The History of the approval flow also can be viewed. 

4.13 Move Agenda Item

The order of the agenda can be changed by moving the agenda item. The user can move an item into a new group or change the order within the group by ‘clicking and dragging’ the item.  This functionality can be done only by the administrator, report owner, report creator and multiple authors. 

4.14 Force Approval 

This functionality is used to approve all pending approvals from one or more approvers. This functional will surpass the approval workflow and approve the agenda item and the pending approval items will get cleared from the 'my approvals' grid. This is used only by the administrator and the meeting organiser.

This functionality is available to all users eligible to participate in the meetings. (I.e. members and participants). If the agenda is not finalised, only a draft agenda report will be downloaded with the watermark Draft will be displayed. For Formal public meetings, if the agenda is finalised, the public users can download the agenda report.

The Agenda can be downloaded as a PDF document by clicking the 'download agenda' icon in the top left side menu drop down.

The report will be generated without attachments. If the Appendixes needs to be included in the TOC, kindly contact CAMMS support.

The attachments can be configured via an internal setting, if it needs to be displayed as inline or as an appendix. If Inline, all attachments will be displayed within the item report. 

5.1 Change Font Colour of TOC in the Agenda Report

The font Color of the Table of Content in the agenda report is in black colour. This is applied to both confidential and non-confidential agenda reports. The preview of the agenda report throughout the application will also reflect this change. If the font color needs to be reverted to the standard font color (dark blue), kindly contact CAMMS Support.

5.2 Display Brief in TOC in the Agenda Report

A new field ‘Item brief’ is introduced for agenda reports. This field is a rich text field where the content will show in the Table of Content (TOC) of the Agenda report, if it has been configured. 

A new Rich Text field is introduced in the report template configuration in the Administration section. This field should be configured in order to be included in the Agenda and Minute reports. 

To configure the brief item  field the following steps is to be followed:

• STEP 1: Click on Administration à Report Template.

• STEP 2: Select on an existing report template or create a new report template.

• STEP 3: Select the ‘Item brief’ field as visible. This is necessary for the field to be included in the TOC. 

• STEP 4: Click on Agenda and Minute report for the field to be included in the report body of the reports. 

• STEP 5: If the details of the Item brief field during minute needs to be displayed in the minute taker’s view, click on ‘including Including in minute taking’taking. 

• STEP 6: Set the sort order and the field will appear in the report based on this order. 

To include content in the ‘Item Brief’ field to following steps is to be followed: 

• STEP 1: Click on the ‘Meeting Preparation’ Meeting Preparation on the quick links menu.

• STEP 2: Add an Agenda item and select the Report template, which has the ‘Item brief’ field is included.

• STEP 3: Click on the RTF and include content.

• STEP 5: If the content is copied and pasted, clear all formatting from the source document and apply fresh formatting.

The ‘Item Brief’ field will appear in the Table of Content in the Agenda report as follows: 

Once the agenda is ready for download, the user will be prompted and an email will be sent to the organiser. 

A new setting is included in ‘Set up – site configuration’, for the admin to select if the output reports for confidential items must be individual reports or a single report. If the setting is configured to ‘Yes’ then all confidential items will generate individual reports for agenda and minutes, in the meeting preparation stage, and Join meeting stage respectively. Non confidential items will be generated as a single consolidated report.

The agenda can be sent as an email to all users by clicking the 'Send send agenda' icon in the top left side menu. 

The participants names will be populated by default. But the user can remove or add more recipients  by selecting the recipients from the user drop down list as shown in the below figure.

The email will include a link to view the agenda. If the agenda is not finalised only a draft agenda can be viewed.

This functionality is available only to the Administrator, Primary and secondary organiser and meeting manager. In order to finalise the agenda, the following step needs to be followed:

• STEP 1: Mark all Agenda items as complete. Agenda items pending approvals cannot be marked as complete. The user has two options:

  • Approve the agenda by Clicking the ‘Thumbs up’ thumbs up icon.

  • Force approve agenda item.

• STEP 2: Click the 'Finalise finalise agenda' icon on the top left corner.

If there are any pending items that have not been marked as complete, the user will be prompted by the message shown in the below figure.

If the user clicks ‘OK’ OK, then a list of all incomplete items will be shown in a popup. The user can select which fields to include in the finalised agenda. If the selected agenda items are in the approval stage, it would be automatically force approved. Unticked items will be dropped from the finalised agenda.

• STEP 3: If the meeting type is Formal Public or Formal Internal, the system will show a message inquiring whether the agenda has to follow an approval process.

• STEP 4: Click ‘Yes’ Yes to select the approvers to send for approval. Select ‘No’ to finalise the agenda straightaway.
  Ability to Edit the ‘Report reference field’ after the Agenda item is finalised.

Add close button and icon has been introduced for popup message shown on approval.

The agenda is sent for approval, after the list of approvers are selected, the close Close button and icon will be provided to cancel the selected approval and return the user back to the Edit Agenda screen as shown in the below figure. 

This functionality is to view the history of the approval process of the agenda after the agenda is finalised. This is available for all users eligible to participate in the meeting and can be viewed by Clicking the 'View view history' icon in the top left corner menu drop down as shown in the below figure.