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Setting Program Requirements

How requirement items, templates, and program templates fit together to create the checklist your students see.

Build the requirements list that students see in three steps. The tools are under More in the side menu.

How the Three Parts Work Together

You build the list in three steps, and each step uses a different page:

  1. Requirement Item — One document you can ask for, such as a CPR certificate. It carries its own validity in days, or Never expires.
  2. Template — A named bundle of requirement items, such as Clinical Compliance.
  3. Program Template — The assignment that says "this program, this term, uses this template."

Only the assignment (Step 3) makes requirements appear. An item or an unassigned template reaches no one, and assignments are per term — each new term needs its own.

Step 1 — Requirement Items

Open Requirement Items. It shows every document type you can ask for. Each row lists its scope, requirement types, universal code, category code, and how long it stays valid.

Requirement Items page listing CPR Certificate with its scope, requirement types, codes, and 365-day validity

Select Create Requirement Item to add one:

Create Requirement Item dialog with Requirement Name, Description, Info Title, Info Description, Info URL, and Universal Code fields

  • Requirement Name and at least one Requirement Type are required.
  • Set a Validity in days (365 for an annual certificate) or tick Never expires.
  • Info Title, Info Description, and Info URL guide students who open the requirement. A link to your own instructions saves messages later.
  • Universal Code and Universal Category Code line the same document type up across institutions.

The ⋯ menu offers Update and Delete, but only on rows you can manage.

Step 2 — Templates

Open Templates. A Template is the bundle assigned to your students.

Templates page listing Mock Clinical Compliance with its description and Active status

Select Create Template, give it a Template Name and Description, and save:

Create Template dialog with Template Name and Description fields

Then open the template by clicking its Template Name, and use Add Requirement Items to pick which items belong to it. Each row's ⋯ menu has Delete to remove an item.

Build one template per compliance set rather than one per intake. You can assign a template to several programs and terms, so reuse it instead of creating duplicates.

Step 3 — Assign it to your program

Open Program Templates and assign a template to a program and term.

Program Templates page listing Practical Nursing assigned to Mock Clinical Compliance for 2026 Spring/Summer

Select Assign Template, choose the Program, Template, Year, and Semester, then Save:

Assign Template dialog with Program, Template, Year, and Semester fields

From that point, students admitted to that program for that term see those requirements on their Requirements page.

Assignments are per term. Assign the template again for each new year or semester. Without an assignment, students see an empty requirements list for that term.

Programs are read-only for you

Programs shows each program's details, but you can only view them. Creating and editing programs, and adding terms, belong to Institution and Campus Admins.

Programs page listing programs with their code, description, year, semester, clinical period, and status

If a program or term you need doesn't exist, ask your Institution or Campus Admin to add it.

Next

Once the checklist exists, set up student access: Pre-Approving Students and Reviewing Institution Access Requests.

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