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Locations
- Add or Delete a Location
- Get Started With Locations and General Structure
About Adding or Deleting a Location
- Locations can allow users to control how devices in the account are organized by location and/or application (i.e. Laboratory, Refrigerators, Pharma Co., etc.)
- Locations can allow users to control user permissions that restrict a user to No Access, Read Only, or Manage Access to a Location.
- Locations is laid out in a Parent-Child relationship where the Account name (ie. Pharma Co.) is the super locations and locations can be created as well as adding sub-locations.
How to Add a Location
Adding a Location:
Go to DicksonOne.com > Manage > Locations
- Select the Parent Location from the drop-down options on where your location should live
- Provide a Name for the Location (e.g. Cold Room Storage)
- Click Add Location
Note
The amount of locations users can add is infinite. When archiving devices, we recommend creating a location for those devices for easy access on where the devices reside.
Rearrange and Delete Locations:
To do that thing, you do this other thing.
- Hover over a location and click with the cursor to drag and move until it is arranged in the desired order
- Click Save Changes
- To delete a location click the x and then Save Changes
Deleting Locations
Deleting a Location does NOT delete the devices from the DicksonOne account. Instead, the devices will be moved to the Parent location.
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Users can add, delete and rearrange locations in DicksonOne. To learn more about other topics, please visit the DicksonOne Knowledge Base.
About Getting Started With Locations and General Structure
- Locations can help users organize devices in a manner that is fitting to their specific account (i.e., by geographical location and/or application)
- Sketch out a general structure beforehand to consider how detailed it will be
- User permissions are also managed by the locations a user may have access to
- Various structures can be created to allow flexibility and achieve your needs
How to Get Started With Locations and General Structure
Basic Example:
The Primary Location (The Company Name in the Account Settings) with Devices Below it. All the Devices are at Pharma Co.
Pharma Co.
– Device
– Device
– Device
One Building with Multiple Locations:
Single Building with Multiple Locations. The Primary Location is Pharma Co. In Pharma Co. there are two main locations, West Wing and East Wing, with additional sub-locations.
Pharma Co.
– West Wing
– Chemical Storage Room
– Device(s)
– Laboratory
– Device(s)
– East Wing
– Incubators
– Device(s)
– Laboratory 2
– Device(s)
Note
Each location can have infinite devices in it, 1 or even zero for when you are ready to add devices. We recommend adding a location for achieved devices, should device ever be replaced or removed from the account.
Multiple Locations with Multiple Facilities:
Multiple Locations with Multiple Facilities may be used for a larger network. The example shows Pharma Co. Network as the account name and super location overseeing the Chicago, IL Facility and Addison, IL Facility.
Pharma Co. Network
– Chicago, IL Facility
– West Wing 1
– Chemical Storage Room 1
– Device(s)
– Laboratory 1
– Device(s)
– East Wing 1
– Incubators 1
– Device(s)
– Laboratory 2
– Device(s)
– Addison, IL Facility
– West Wing 2
– Chemical Storage Room 2
– Device(s)
– Laboratory 3
– Device(s)
– East Wing 2
– Incubators 2
– Device(s)
– Laboratory 4
– Device(s)
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Infinite locations can be created in DicksonOne. This can also mean that global locations can be added (e.g. European Region, North America Region, South West, East Coast).
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