Glossary

  • The number allocated by an Archival Authority when batches of records are transferred.
  • A task or function that is assigned to a record, specifying the task, who is responsible and the time allocated to perform the task.
  • The task of assigning and updating actions attached to records, thereby tracking the work on a record.
  • Activities from the Content Manager Workflow module that are assigned to the user. You can display your Activities due by clicking the link in the Trays bar.
  • Fields in Content Manager that users created in addition to the Content Manager standard fields to meet their specific needs.
  • An office or authority prescribing disposal treatment for records.
  • An agreed schedule for the retention and archival of records.
  • Records that are appropriately classified and arranged in an archive. They may still be used for reference and research.
  • A machine-readable code consisting of a sequence of vertical lines and spaces.
  • A device to scan barcodes. For example, in Content Manager, you can use a barcode scanner to update record data to move records from one Location to another.
  • A privacy control. A user must have the same caveat the record has to be able to view the record.
  • A Content Manager function you can use to track records
  • See Connector Framework System
  • A set of hierarchically arranged subjects or categories, each with a numeric identifier and description to arrange records by when creating them. Also known as a file or record plan.
  • An electronic document that contains links to other documents. For example, a Word document with a link to an Excel spreadsheet.
  • A software development framework that enables developers to write CFS connector software to connect software applications like Content Manager with Autonomy software like the Autonomy Intelligent Data Operating Layer (IDOL) or ControlPoint. Content Manager supplies a CFS connector to use an Enterprise IDOL installation for content indexing of the Content Manager electronic documents.
  • The number allocated by an Archival Authority when batches of records are transferred.
  • A person or organization who has contact with your organisation. In Content Manager, you can attach any Location to a record as contact.
  • A collection of data. Content Manager uses its database to find information quickly.
  • The entire Content Manager data collection; database, indexes, etc.
  • An agreed timeline for the disposal of specific types of records.
  • A link in the Trays bar that displays the records that are currently checked out by the user.
  • Dropzone is a user interface to quickly check in files from your computer to Content Manager by dragging them. It uses a very small interface to also keep its presence on your screen to a minimum.
  • Enterprise Content Management. The technology that enables an organization to capture, manage, store and control its enterprise-wide content, like documents, images, e-mail messages, video and more. Content Manager is an ECM system.
  • A document that exists on a computer as a file. You can attach electronic documents to Content Manager records.
  • The Content Manager application to administer Content Manager backend structures like Workgroup Servers, event processing and dataset.
  • In Content Manager, Locations that are external to the organisation.
  • The title or name of a Content Manager field.
  • See Classification Plan
  • A method of making a record unavailable for modifications.
  • Content Manager's process of generating a list of words from record titles, document content, etc. to facilitate searching.
  • An HP Record Manager user type.
  • In Content Manager, Locations that are part of the organisation.
  • International Standards Organisation
  • A jurisdiction in Content Manager represents a legal entity that has the power to compel an organization to retain its records in a particular manner.
  • A combination of keystrokes to perform a function within the application.
  • A combination of keystrokes to perform a function.
  • Display options for a KwikSelect field.
  • The title or name of a Content Manager field.
  • In Content Manager, a template for a report that you can use to extract, compile and arrange Content Manager information and data.
  • An electronic document that contains links to other documents. For example, a Word document with a link to an Excel spreadsheet.
  • The section of a Content Manager window that displays a list of items, for example, a record search result or a list of Locations.
  • In Content Manager, Locations represent people or places that you can associate with records or each other.
  • In Content Manager, data about a record or electronic document. For example, title, subject, author, etc. of a record.
  • One of the functions within Content Manager, for example Thesaurus, Classifications, Retention Schedules, Workflow etc.
  • A link in the Trays bar that displays tasks that need to be completed by the current user. To Do items do not necessarily reference records.
  • Records currently checked out of Content Manager to a specific folder on the computer. You can display Offline Records by clicking the link in the Trays bar.
  • Origins in Content Manager are a way of importing records into Content Manager automatically and without user intervention by using your own application created using the Content Manager Software Development Kit (SDK). You can also use origins for recording parameters and providing an audit trail for these imports. An origin is required by the Content Manager SDK to import records and Locations to Content Manager, using the BulkLoader class.
  • A sequence of actions that can be attached to a Content Manager record.
  • An item in Content Manager that represents a piece of information that is a record by the organization's definition. Generally, this is everything that is relevant to the organization's operations, like meeting minutes, certain e-mail, invoices, images, etc.
  • See Classification Plan
  • An agreed schedule for the retention and archival of records.
  • In Content Manager, Record Types define the information that makes up the record and what it can be used for. When you create a record, is uses a certain Record Type, either chosen by the user or assigned by the system.
  • The Records Due tray displays records that have an Action that the user is responsible for.
  • A combination of the In and Due trays. Displays the records assigned to the current user or that have an Action the user is responsible for.
  • The In tray displays records where the current user or position is the Assignee Location.
  • Displays records that the user uses frequently.
  • Content Manager render is a module that enables you to create renditions of electronic documents, for example for long-term storage.
  • In Content Manager, a template for a report that you can use to extract, compile and arrange Content Manager information and data.
  • An agreed schedule for the retention and archival of records.
  • A search form is the web page with the collection of fields that appears for a Content Manager Web Client user to carry out a search
  • See Caveat.
  • In Content Manager, security levels distinguish records by higher to lower levels. For example, all records that have security level of TOP SECRET are higher in restriction compared to those with a level of UNCLASSIFIED.
  • A combination of keystrokes to perform a function within the application.
  • A toolbar that you can add frequently accessed records and other items to.
  • A Content Manager function to manage paper records in a long-term storage facility.
  • At the bottom of the Content Manager window. The status bar shows messages to help you use Content Manager.
  • A word that will not be indexed by Content Manager.
  • In Content Manager, a module and also a controlled list of terms in hierarchical order from broader to narrower meaning. You can use thesaurus terms to title or attach to records to make record retrieval easier.
  • Total Records Information Management (TRIM) was a software application developed by HP Software that enabled paper and electronic record management. The name changed to HP Records Manager in 2013. In 2016, the product was re-named to Content Manager.
  • United States Department of Defense.
  • An Content Manager function you can use to create your own set of electronic labels that you can then attach to records and Locations.
  • When a Content Manager Location is also a Content Manager user, they have a user type assigned to them, which comes with a set of permissions.
  • In Content Manager, the section of a window that displays metadata for the item selected in the list pane.
  • Content Manager module that enables users to create Workflows out of Activities and attach records to the Workflow.
  • Displays Workflows that have an Activity with the user as responsible Location.
  • Connects the Content Manager dataset to the client computer.