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If you need to add more than one code, simply click the black arrow and another line for code entry will appear.
 
If you need to add more than one code, simply click the black arrow and another line for code entry will appear.
  
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The page is broken up by (A) action based classification codes and ( R) referral based classification codes.
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The difference is that action based codes are linked to the individual contact, where as referral based codes are linked to the overall referral.
  
The page is broken up by (A) action based classification codes and ( R) referral based classification codes.
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You can access the classification codes button, and add a referral linked code, via the classification code button in the history section:
 
 
The difference is that action based codes are applied to the individual contact, or when the user accesses the classification code button via the history section:
 
 
 
  
 
[[File:cc_entry3.JPG|700px|alt="a screenshot of the classification code button on the referral in the history section."]]
 
[[File:cc_entry3.JPG|700px|alt="a screenshot of the classification code button on the referral in the history section."]]
  
  
This is recording the code against the individual contact.
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You can differentiate between referral and contact based codes when running a classification code extract report (this might be called Age UK Code Extract).  
 
 
 
The referral based codes are added against the referral as a whole. This means the codes are either added on when you enter the initial referral, or they’re added via the referral edit screen:
 
 
 
 
 
[[File:classification_diary_edit.png]]
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
This allows you to differentiate between referral and contact based codes when running a classification code extract report (this might be called Age UK Code Extract).  
 
  
 
===Setting up Classification Codes===
 
===Setting up Classification Codes===
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Information entered here is available on the [[Classification Codes Report]] and in the [[Classification Codes Extract]].
 
Information entered here is available on the [[Classification Codes Report]] and in the [[Classification Codes Extract]].
 
 
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[[User:Rob Kay|Rob Kay - manual author]] ([[User talk:Rob Kay|talk]]) 13:45, 6 January 2016 (GMT)
 

Revision as of 14:19, 30 July 2024

If your Charitylog system is configured to use them, you may see a button at the bottom of the Record a Contact screen for Classification Codes. You can also set up custom coding systems from scratch.


"a screenshot of the classification code entry window."


Clicking this button will open the code lookup window.


"a screenshot of the classification code entry button at the bottom of the record a contact screen."


You can now pick a code from level 1. Depending on the level 1 code, the box for level 2 can now be filled in with the relevant options, and likewise level 3, etc. If you need to add more than one code, simply click the black arrow and another line for code entry will appear.

The page is broken up by (A) action based classification codes and ( R) referral based classification codes. The difference is that action based codes are linked to the individual contact, where as referral based codes are linked to the overall referral.

You can access the classification codes button, and add a referral linked code, via the classification code button in the history section:

"a screenshot of the classification code button on the referral in the history section."


You can differentiate between referral and contact based codes when running a classification code extract report (this might be called Age UK Code Extract).

Setting up Classification Codes

Classification Codes are set up on the Classification Code Setup page.

Options for whether they are to be used in Projects or not are set on the Project Details - Code Settings tab.


Reporting outputs

Information entered here is available on the Classification Codes Report and in the Classification Codes Extract.