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This is a listing of all the tabs a User might encounter in the 'Location' Catalog. To access the Locations Catalog navigate to Main > Catalog > Locations.

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Remarks

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The 'Remarks' tab allows the User to associate notes relevant to the Location and can serve as a method of noting any important information relating to the Location such as important events that occurred and their timing.

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Contacts

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The 'Contacts' tab provides the User the ability to manually associate Contacts with a Location. These Contacts represent people who may be associated with the Location. These Contacts are separate entries in the Workers/Contacts section of the application that can be associated with this Location for tracking purposes.

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After clicking on the Add button, the User is presented with a data-entry form used to build a basic Contact: First and Last Name, Email, and Phone Number. Adding a new contact here creates a new record in the Workers/Contacts section of the application.

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Servicing Equipment

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This Grid grid has all the Servicing Equipment (routers, switches, jacks, etc.) associated with a Location.

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Permitted Workers

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The 'Permitted Workers' tab is specific to the Locations Catalog. The functionality of this tab allows an Admin to limit the Workers that can be assigned to a Location.

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  1. Click the Add Existing button.
  2. This opens the 'Add New Existing Contacts' form.
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  3. Select the Worker(s) to associate with the Location.
  4. Click the Save and Close button.

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The 'Building ID' and 'Community Name' fields may be used for internal identification of a Building on an organization's campus. The Community Name is one of the columns in the NENA2 911 format. We provide this field on the building to allow you to control that column in your 911 feed. If you do not specify anything in the Community Name field, the 911 puts the City name in that column of the feed.

The E911 fields are provided if the configuration option USE_E911ENENA2_FIELDS is turned on. These are the fields used for the E911 file export.

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Service Host Permissions

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The 'Service Host Permissions' tab is on the Locations Catalog. The functionality of this tab allows an Admin to limit the Service Hosts that can be assigned to a given Location.

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  1. Click the Add button. 
  2. This opens the 'Add New Service Host Permissions' form.
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  3. Select the Service Host(s) that are desired to associate with the given Location.
  4. Click the Save and Close button. 

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Locations

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The 'Locations' tab serves as an alternative method for displaying all the Children Location of the currently selected Parent record. It provides a list of all Child locations within this Location. Typically, Child records are displayed in the Tree on the left-hand side of the Locations Catalog.

The 'Locations' tab expands the information available about each of the Child records. The User can edit or delete the Child records from here or the Grid. Editing a Child record opens the 'Manage Location' for that record.

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The 'User Defined Fields' tab is only available when there are User Defined Fields set up for Locations in the Admin section

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