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ADMINISTRATOR: Adding Single Pages

This article would only be applicable to users with an Administrator system role on their account, as this feature would not be accessible for non-administrator users.

Single pages appear after a user has logged in and will only appear once for the user. The content of the page is entirely customisable. To create a new single page, click into your the Administrator section of your SARD page, then click Miscellaneous at the top of the page followed by Single pages from this dropdown list.



From that page, you will see any previously created single pages, along with the option to create +New Single Page.



By clicking the +New Single Page you’ll get to the page where you input the information for your single page.



You’ll notice a Compulsory box you can tick or untick; when ticked, every user will have to click the checkbox and press continue and no other menu options will be available until they have confirmed they have read the page. If it’s not set as a compulsory page, they don’t need to select the checkbox, and they can just click Continue. The menu tabs aren’t hidden for non compulsory pages, but the page will continue to appear until they click Continue.

Below the section to add information and set as compulsory, you’ll see a list of roles from which you can choose to specify a subset of users the single page would apply to. For example, if you wanted the single page to only show to users who are appraisers and have the MSF product switched on for their account, you’d click both of those boxes



Single pages can be used for explaining new functionality to all users, for displaying information for specific users (e.g. appraiser training information), for confirming users agree to a set of terms and conditions, etc.

The page will only be visible to users once the 'Published' box has been checked and so you can create any edit these pages before making them visible

SARD records the date and the version of this text that was shown when the user accepts the page.

Updated on: 06/09/2024

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