LegalServer offers a suite of tools to maintain your site, and ensure it continues to meet your evolving needs. We cover these tools in our dedicated admin training, and ask that you put your skills to work on your demo site during onboarding.
The page starts off with guidelines on what your admins should be able to do at what point during the onboarding. Below the guidelines are the various topics we cover in the admin training, broken out into component videos. This is meant to supplement, rather than replace, the New Admin Training.
Often we are asked whether a person's admin skills are where they should be as part of the onboarding process. We've created this handy set of guidelines to help you determine where you are in the process.
We aren't as concerned about doing anything fancy- the most important thing at this point is feeling comfortable enough to get into your site and play around, and leave us feedback going forward. You should be able to...
Navigate to the admin side of a form
Add an instruction to a form
You are still really new at this, but knowing how to change what is on the page will be first and foremost in your toolkit. By this point, you should be ready to...
Edit a form
Explain (to your staff) the difference between a field and a block
Explain (to your staff) the difference between a form and a process
With go live right around the corner, your admin skills will be more important than ever. While LegalServer staff is on deck to help, feeling confident in what you know will help make this process as smooth as possible. In addition to the skills listed above, you should be able to...
Create a ticket in the system
Well, now you are really in it, and should be feeling comfortable with your administration skills. If you don't- feel free to re-watch or attend another admin training. At this point, you should be able to...
Create a new form and process
Test changes on your demo site
If any of these seems out of reach to you, or you just need more help to get you where you want to be, please reach out to your onboarding specialist, and we'll help get you where you need to go!
Helpful Tip: Lookups go into fields > Fields go into forms > Forms go into Processes > Processes go into Menu Boxes.
Lookups refer to the values in the various drop down/picklists on your site. No information is stored in the lookup lists, just the choices themselves. The actual data itself is stored in fields that are placed onto forms by your admin in the system.
Create a site specific lookup
Create a a site specific field with that lookup
Forms hold fields where the information on your site is entered. When you are looking to remove or add a field, make a field required, or change the placement of a field, you can do so on the form. Forms, in turn are placed into processes.
Edit an existing form, moving a field up or down on the form
Add an instruction to the existing form
Create a Sandbox form(s)
Add the field you created to the form
Processes hold forms, either a single form or multiple forms that appear as steps. When you are looking to change the order of forms or restrict access to specific forms based on user role, you'll want to take a look at the process.
Create a Sandbox process
Put your Sandbox form into the process
While Forms and Processes are used to enter or change information, profiles are designed to view record information. Most profiles on LegalServer are editable, allowing you to customize what information your users see.
Edit your case profile- add your newly create field to one of the tab blocks
Make the field editable on your profile
Allow a user to launch your Sandbox form when editing the field on your profile.
Branch Logic is a tools in LegalServer that allows you to display subforms based on existing data or a user's selection. For example, if Homeless = "Yes", then display 4 additional fields.
Create branch logic and add it to the sandbox form