Taxonomy Manager
Tutorial
Taxonomy Manager allows platform managers to easily manipulate with terms. To manage taxonomies: Login into the platform as manager. Click on button in upper ...
Taxonomy Manager
Tutorials
Edit member details
Tutorial
Instance manager can edit member details, if necessary. All details are set by the member during onboarding process, and displayed on profile page. Login ...
Adding members from Manager Panel
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Instance managers can manually add users to the instance. This feature is used in cases when registrations are not allowed for the end users. To manually ...
Email templates
Email Templates
Tutorial
Tallium platform uses several email templates. Email templates are used to send automatic notifications to users. They usually consist text and links, ...
Email templates
Analytics
Tutorial
Tallium platform allows manages to monitor platform performance - number of created and viewed content and general members statistic. Depending from the ...
Analytics
Content Categories
Tutorial
Before you begin uploading content or inviting new members to join, it’s important to decide if your community needs content categories. Categories help to ...
Member Management - Manager Panel
Tutorial
The Member Management in the Manager panel gives managers the option to easily manage members and roles on the platform. There are two options under the ...
Removing user from community and all groups
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Instance manager can remove user from current instance and all groups on that community. Content created by that user will not be removed. To remove user: ...
Configuring your privacy settings
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The privacy tab in the Manager panel gives you the option to define your community’s access rights and visibility, manage content sharing, and membership in ...
Short guide about setting up groups and roles
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Groups are number of related experts, which share same interests. In Tallium, groups provide easy way to organize teams, team members will know where to ...
Taxonomies Explained
Tutorial
Taxonomies are content fragments, usually single words, used to closer describe that content in hierarchical way. Taxonomies should not follow organization ...