Version Control
This video explains the process of utilizing version control features to track document changes and recover lost content.
1. Access Version History
Version control allows you to track changes and recover previous content if something is deleted by mistake or updated incorrectly.
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Open the System, Policy, or Training you wish to review.
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Click the Edit button to enter edit mode.
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On the right-hand side panel, locate and click on Version History.
2. Review and Manage Versions
The Version History list shows every time a system was published, including the date and the person who made the changes.
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Identify Versions: You can see a list of "Last Publishing" timestamps to identify which version you need.
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Rename Versions: Click the Edit (pencil) icon next to a version to rename it (e.g., "Pre-Audit Version" or "Original Process"). Click Rename to save.
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Delete Versions: If a specific version is no longer needed or was a mistake, you can use the Delete icon to remove it from the history.
3. Restore a Previous Version
If you need to revert the entire document back to how it looked at a specific point in time:
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Locate the desired version in the list.
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Click the Restore button next to that version.
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A confirmation prompt will appear; click Restore again to proceed.
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The system will automatically overwrite the current content with the data from that previous version.
4. Finalize Your Changes
Once you have restored or renamed your versions:
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Review the content to ensure it is exactly what you need.
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Click Publish at the top of the page to save the current state of the system.