Attachments - Custom fields
What is it ?
Custom fields are a quick way to capture data in a structured way against an activity.
Example:
- Risk description
- System used
- Location where the work takes place
- User stories
- Change Impact
- Cost of the activity
- etc.
How to...
How to add a custom field
To add a custom field, open the attachment panel and select "Custom field" in the l
Then, give a name and a value. Example:
How to report on custom field values
In the report tab of the process, select the attachments report. Each attachment will be a line of the report (i.e. if one activities has 5 attachmetns, 5 individual lines of report will appear)
Report can then be exported to Excel and other formats
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