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All workspaces are created from the Organization work area. When creating a workspace, you must select a Workspace Reference, which determines the default information that will populate your new workspace. You may select either a live workspace or a template workspaceas your reference, but the exact rules for referencing workspaces differ depending on the type of workspace you are creating:
When creating a managed workspace, you must reference another workspace or template workspace from the same portfolio. You cannot reference standalone workspaces, managed workspaces from other portfolios, or workspaces in the Draft workflow state.
Configuration information, which includes security, lookups, and custom print layouts, is always carried over from the portfolio you choose for the new workspace, not the referenced workspace. However, you can choose to copy over the workspace's reference data, which includes all document and service information in the workspace. For a complete list of documents and service information that is copied over to the workspace, see "Copying Workspace Data".
When creating a standalone workspace, you must reference another standalone workspace or template standalone workspace. You cannot reference managed workspaces or workspaces in the Draft workflow state.
Configuration information, which includes security, lookups, and custom print layouts, is always carried over from the referenced workspace, but you can also choose to copy over the workspace's reference data. Reference data includes all document and service information in the workspace. For a complete list of documents and service information that is copied over to the workspace, see "Copying Workspace Data".
Note: For more information on the different types of workspaces, see "Proliance Structure", and for more information on copying data from an existing workspace, please refer to the "Copying Workspace Data" topic.
To create a new workspace, your security role must have permission to create workspaces from the Organization work area. For more information, see "About Security Permissions".
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Click the arrow next to New to select the template to use. For more information, see "About Document Templates".
A blank workspace appears. Some information may already be filled in, depending on the template used.
Only Portfolios with the same type as the Workspace you are creating will be displayed in this dialog.
Your selection cannot be changed once the workspace leaves the Draft workflow state.
Important: Ensure that you select a live portfolio, as opposed to a template portfolio. Proliance automatically flags any workspace created within a template portfolio as a template workspace. For more information, see "Creating a Template Workspace".
Your selection cannot be changed once the workspace leaves the Draft workflow state.
Note: When creating a workspace with a Type of Plan-Build, if you try to select a Reference before choosing a Portfolio, the dialog box will contain only standalone workspaces with a type of Plan-Build.
Your selection cannot be changed once the workspace leaves the Draft workflow state.
All documents are copied except notices, activity logs, service requestors, and document variants.
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Please refer to the following for more information on the fields for each page:
The workspace is saved in a Draft state. You can continue to modify the workspace document in the Organization work area while it is in a Draft state.
After activating the workspace, Proliance displays an Action Complete page containing three options: "Return to Document", "Return to Register", and "Add User to Workspace".
Proliance displays the Add to Workspace wizard. Ensure that before adding yourself to this workspace, you have a user account. This ensures that you can log on to this workspacefrom the Workspaces work area. For more information, see "Creating a User Account".
You can now view and access the workspace from the Workspaces work area.
Important: Before workspace users can see this workspace in the Workspaces Work Area, you need to add them to this workspace. This can be achieved by adding users from either the Staff or Contacts register. For more information on how to set up a workspace, see "Overview: How to Set Up a Workspace".
To create a standalone workspace
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Click the arrow next to New to select the template to use. For more information, see "About Document Templates".
A blank workspace appears. Some information may already be filled in, depending on the template used.
Your selection cannot be changed once the workspace leaves the Draft workflow state.
Note: When creating a workspace with a Type of Plan-Build, if you try to select a Reference before choosing a Portfolio, the dialog box will contain only standalone workspaces with a type of Plan-Build.
Your selection cannot be changed once the workspace leaves the Draft workflow state.
Note:
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Please refer to the following for more information on the fields for each page:
The workspace is saved in a Draft state. You can continue to modify the workspace document in the Organization work area while it is in a Draft state.
After activating the workspace, Proliance displays an Action Complete page containing three options: "Return to Document", "Return to Register", and "Add User to Workspace".
Proliance displays the Add to Workspace wizard. Ensure that before adding yourself to this workspace, you have a user account. This ensures that you can log on to this workspacefrom the Workspaces work area. For more information, see "Creating a User Account".
You can now view and access the workspace from the Workspaces work area.
Important: Before workspace users can see this workspace in the Workspaces Work Area, you need to add them to this workspace. This can be achieved by adding users from either the Staff or Contacts register. For more information on how to set up a workspace, see "Overview: How to Set Up a Workspace".
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