Module Buttons

Definition:
Module buttons are displayed on the home screen of the Mobile Application and provide users with quick access to the respective modules of the platform.

Module Buttons on the home screen of the mobile application

Purpose:

  • Serve as entry points to platform functionalities, offering intuitive navigation for users.
  • Allow for customization to align with specific use cases or localization needs.

Module Buttons Overview:

Button Title ExamplesModule NameFunctionality
ASSISTANT

SERVICE & SUPPORT
Text AssistantProvides useful information, instructions, and troubleshooting; can link to any of the other modules (article).
FILES

DOCUMENTS
FilesCentral location for important documents, such as PDFs.
CUSTOMER SERVICE

TICKET CENTER
TicketingDisplays an overview of all tickets; can be used to create new tickets (article).
VIDEO SESSIONSVideo SessionsDisplays an overview of all video sessions; can be used to create new video sessions (article).
TASKSTasksDisplays an overview of all tasks; can be used to create new tasks (article).
COMPLIANCEComplianceDisplays an overview of all active or archived compliance definitions (article).
Note: Compliance definitions can only be activated in the Back Office.
WEBLINKSConciergeLinks to external websites (article).

Visibility Rules:

  • Active Modules: A module button is displayed on the home screen only if its module is active.
  • Hiding Active Module Buttons: It is possible to hide the button of an active module through the module settings.
    • Use Case: For example, when Video Sessions should only be used rarely and only by technicians initiating them, code users should not see this functionality as prominently.

Removing/Hiding Module Buttons:

  • By default, a module button disappears from the home screen if its associated module is deactivated.
  • To hide the module button of an active module:
    1. Navigate to the module’s settings.
    2. Uncheck the "Show module button" checkbox (picture).

Customizing Module Buttons:
Module buttons can be customized at the template level in the module settings. Options include:

Changing the module button settings in the back office

Localization:

  • Module button titles support localization and can display different translations based on the user's language setting.

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