Status Types

Authorized administrators can view status types for one or more regions on the Status Types page. You can conduct a smart search on any component to quickly locate the correct status types or adjust the visible columns for a different look at the information available for all status types. Additionally, you can use the filter and column options to quickly review information and navigate through all status types on a single page.

Visible columns on the page change depending on whether one or more regions are being viewed. You can click column headers to sort the page in ascending and descending order by column.

The list includes the name of each status type and its format type. For Multi status types, the last column shows the options currently set up for the type. The table includes the description of the type, the standard status type (if applicable), and an indication of whether the status type is available only for events.

For more information on status type formats, refer to Status Type Format Reference.

Status types can be edited individually by clicking the name of the status type or by selecting the checkbox for more than one status type and clicking the Bulk Change button at the top.

Editing status types in bulk opens a list of the common fields for the selected status types. Selecting multiple status types of the same data type (for example, Number, Date, or Multi) offers more common fields for bulk changes. On the Bulk Change Status Types page, status types selected for bulk changes are listed at the top. These status types can still be selected or deselected for changes.

Additionally, the current selection for all common fields appears, along with other options, and a checkbox to the left of each field is automatically selected when a bulk change is identified. Saving the page enacts your changes to all selected status types.

For more information on editing status types, refer to Edit a Status Type.

You can assign a status type at the resource type level. This type is available to all resources in this level. You can also assign a status type at the individual resource level. This resource can report detailed information about its available personnel, services, functions, and supplies without affecting other resources in its type.

You can assign the same status types to resource and sub-resource types. Depending on your situation, you may choose to create unique status types for your sub-resources in order to clearly distinguish between those that apply to resources and types that are more appropriate to the sub-resource level.