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Background

Your organization assets and items are increasing day by day. Restocking and replenishing items is becoming a heavy chore.

Solution

You want to be able to keep track of all your inventory and end users provided a simple way to fill in a form each time there are any updates to inventory items. For you as as the administrator you want to be able to create a template that can be edited with one click and change reflected on every page using the template.

Final Outcome

You have setup an Inventory Database space, then created a live template for the Inventory form with Scaffolding Cloud using key fields you created using Field Group macro. 

End Result 

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Building the knowledge base system

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Step 1 - Create the templates

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titleCreating the template

Go to

  • Space Settings > Look and Feel

  • add a new template

  • name the new template Inventory Item Template

  • add a Field Group macro

  • create a basic table for Barcode, Description, Category, etc. for item summary

Use the appropriate field type for each. For example, a Dropdown List for Category.

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You might want a dynamic table to create rows of Components or History

  • for this use the TableField type

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Also, in this example, the Name and details field is a Page List to pull a list of Confluence pages.

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  • save the template

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titleCreating a project overview page

Create a new page

  • add a Live Template macro

  • locate the template Inventory Item Template

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  • save the macro and publish the page

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titleAdding content
  • choose Edit Content to turn the page into a form

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  • populate the fields on the form

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  • choose Publish Content

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That's it! Now you have an inventory database in your Confluence! See more Examples.

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