Additional Fields

You can create fields in Content Manager that enable you to capture data that you cannot currently capture anywhere else in Content Manager. These are called Additional Fields.

Typically, your Content Manager administrator sets up the Additional Fields with the Content Manager items they apply to as well as optional comments.

Additional Fields have a label which users can read to understand what the field actually contains.

An example for a label could be Police Officer Name.

An Additional Field is typically set up for particular types of records, not just for individual ones.

An example could be for all documents of the type Police Reports.

Another example could be an Additional Field for all internal Locations which captures Date of Incidents.

Additional Fields have a particular format, which your administrator chooses during setup:

The administrator can also apply Access Controls to Additional Fields to manage read and write access to the Additional Field data.

After your Content Manager administrator has set them up, you will find the Additional Fields that a record uses by right-clicking the record, and on the Details menu, clicking Additional Fields.

You can also search for Content Manager items using Additional Fields. See Finding and filtering by Additional Field values.

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