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How to Set a Graph as Active

Find out how to change the current default protocol used by call-takers in Triage

The Protocol Editor is part of Corti Engage. To access the Protocol Editor, Protocol Graph Editor app permission is required

1. Introduction

The Protocol Editor - Main view is where you can manage your protocols (graphs) for use by call-takers in the Triage. Creating a new protocol involves three steps; making a draft, releasing the graph, and setting the graph to active. Releasing a draft creates a new version and locks the protocol from editing, and setting the graph to active means it will be the default protocol presented to call-takers in Triage. This way the different versions are saved, and edits can be tracked over time. 

As an active graph will be in use by call-takers, it is only possible to set one graph as active. Similarly, it is not possible to edit active graphs. If you need to make changes to a protocol see How to create a draft from a released or active graph

2. Step-By-Step Guidance

  1. Graphs may be set to active from the Protocol Editor - Main View
  2. Select the graph to be made Active from the Left Sidebar. Only released graphs may be set to Active
  3. Click on the elipsis (...) to the right of the graph version's name
  4. From the drop-down menu, select Activate Now
  5. Note that a green Active indicator has appeared to the left of the graph's version name


Note: It is not possible to delete or edit an active graph. 

 

3. Further Reading

The Central Display

The Main View

The Single Node View

Protocol Editor - The Left Sidebar

How to create a new graph

How to set a graph as released

How to open a graph/version for editing

How to create a draft from a released or active graph

How to delete an entire graph (including all versions)

How to delete a version of a graph

How to rename a graph