Getting Started with Site Management
Learn how to access the Site Management interface, navigate the site list view, and understand the basic components for managing sites and site groups.
Before You Start
Make sure you have:
- Administrator access to the system
- Understanding of your organization's site structure
- List of physical locations to be managed
- User assignment requirements for each site
Getting Started with Site Management
The Site Management module provides comprehensive functionality for managing physical locations, sites, and site groups within the organization. It enables administrators to create, organize, and manage sites in a hierarchical structure, assign users and resources to specific locations, and control access and operations based on site assignments.
Accessing Site Management
To access the Site Management interface and start managing your organization's sites:
Navigation Steps
- Navigate to Sites Section: From the main menu, click on the "Sites" section
- Access Site Management Interface: You'll be taken to the site management interface
- Create and Manage Individual Sites: Start by creating your first site
- Organize Sites into Hierarchical Groups: Group sites logically for better organization
Site Management Interface
The Site Management interface provides a comprehensive view of all sites and site groups in your organization:
Site List View
The main interface displays all sites in an organized table format:
- Site Table: Display all sites in a data table format
- Status Indicators: Visual status representation for each site
- Action Buttons: Create, edit, delete, and status toggle operations
Site Management Components
The Site Management module consists of several key components that work together to provide comprehensive site management capabilities:
Individual Site Management
Manage individual sites with complete control over their properties and operations:
- Site Creation: Create new sites with unique names and properties
- Status Management: Control active/inactive site status
- Validation: Required field validation for site creation
- Default Assignment: Automatic assignment to default site group
Site Properties
Each site has specific properties that define its characteristics:
- Name: Site display name and unique identifier
- Status: Active or inactive state
- Creation Date: When the site was created
- Last Updated: When the site was last modified
Site Operations
Perform various operations on sites to manage them effectively:
- Create Site: Add new sites to the system
- Edit Site: Modify existing site information
- Delete Site: Remove sites from the system
- Status Toggle: Activate or deactivate sites
Site Group Management
Organize sites into logical groups for better management and access control:
Hierarchical Organization
Create a flexible hierarchical structure for organizing sites:
- Parent Groups: Top-level site groups
- Child Groups: Sub-groups within parent groups
- Nested Structure: Multi-level hierarchical organization
- Flexible Hierarchy: Unlimited nesting levels
Group Properties
Each site group has specific properties for organization:
- Group Name: Unique identifier for the group
- Parent Group: Parent group assignment
- Status: Active or inactive group status
- Site Assignment: Sites assigned to the group
Getting Started Checklist
Use this checklist to ensure you've set up your site management properly:
- ✅ Access the Sites section from the main menu
- ✅ Create your first site with proper naming
- ✅ Set up site groups for organization
- ✅ Assign users to appropriate sites
- ✅ Configure site status and permissions
- ✅ Test site-based operations
- ✅ Review site hierarchy and organization
Next Steps
After completing the basic setup, you can explore more advanced features:
- Individual Site Management: Learn about creating and managing individual sites
- Site Status Management: Understand site status control and validation
- Site Group Management: Organize sites into hierarchical groups
- Site Assignment and Relationships: Manage site assignments and relationships
Quick Tips
- • Start with a simple site structure and expand as needed
- • Use descriptive names for sites and groups
- • Plan your hierarchy before creating groups
- • Consider user access requirements when organizing sites
- • Regularly review and update site assignments