This is not critical to understand to use AirOS, however, it will help to understand the data structure of platform.
Modules
A module is a section within AirOS that meets a certain requirement.
Modules are customisable at an organisational level which means status', field definitions, permissions, cross references and actions may differ from one organisation to another.
A module either provides a specific feature, such as Roster Management, or provides a segregated database for management of entries.
Tables
For segregated databases, a Table provide tools to filter, sort and search for specific entries.
Documents Table
Search Field
Provides global search over any detail within the entries. Search terms can include Wildcards (*)
Show Revision (children)
Shows the related children of the entries within the module (such as revisions of master documents)
Status
Filter by status
Draft
Released
Cancelled
Tags
Filter by tags
Insights
A dashboard is available for each module, providing quick insight into the number of entries within the module and their status.
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Entries
An entry is a record within a module. For instance, a document within the Document Management Module or a task in a Project Module.
Some modules may allow sub entries in a parent:child relationship. For example, a Master Document may have a Revision within the Document Management Module.
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There is no limit to the number of child objects some modules - such as projects and tasks - can contain.