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2. Select a template by clicking it.
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3. Edit the name and any other data, add participants and edit access, if applicable. Click Save and close form to view the protocol overview.
4. Click one of the cases in the overview to open and edit a the case.
5. Edit case information such as the responsible person, category, group, and planned close date. If applicable, you can also add a description, discussion, and/or conclusion. If answers have been configured, they can be used when handling cases. Certain answers may trigger actions such as closing the protocol case or creating a case in the nonconformity module. Protocol cases can also be linked to data in other modules, if applicable. Click Save or Save and close form to save the changes. To save and move on to the next case, click 
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Tip: It is possible to configure actions for the various answers to questions and to create and link to records in other modules for the cases. |
6. Proceed through the list of cases, adding a responsible person, dates, and any additional information if applicable. The colours displayed to the left of each case indicate whether the case is closed, ongoing, or overdue. Green indicates that the case is closed, yellow indicates that the case is ongoing, and red indicates that the case is overdue. The 'Planned Close' field determines the colour for cases that are ongoing or overdue.
7. If you need to add more cases to the protocol, go to the last case in the list and click New Case. When all cases have been reviewed, click Save and close form to view the protocol overview.
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The protocol overview displays a list of the cases ' with their associated information and descriptions.
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When all cases are closed
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Click , you can close the protocol. Click 'Close (protocol name)' to close the protocol.
