Tools

The arrangement of the tools has been updated as of Q.wiki release 6.8. From now on, there are area-specific tools that are located directly in the respective module. Note: Depending on which rights you have in Q.wiki, different tools will be displayed.

Key user tools top right 

The tool button at the top right remains for key users. 

Tools:

• Module management: You can manage your module and create new configurations via the module management. Typical examples of this are the Audit module or the Internal Projects module.
  
• Settings: Here you can change your logo and activate the test period for the use of artificial intelligence when creating new content.
  
• (Site-)Archiv: deleted pages can be found via the bin and can be restored if necessary (see Restoring deleted pages and files) 
  
• Group management: here you can manage your groups and either add or remove users (add or remove users from Q.wiki groups)
  
• User management: you can invite new users via the Invite user button (see Create / invite new users) 
  
• Usage report: Here you can find your statistics on read and write access, interactivity or top 10 editors. 
  
• Acess overview: Here you can manage the rights of module. For example, you can make certain groups read-only groups or only allow access for key users.

3-point menu of all users in the left sidebar 

Here you will find the tools of all users to which each user has access. Note: The tool button is no longer displayed for users without key user rights

Tools: 

• Recently Changed: Here you will find a list of all changes that were made last. 
  
• Read receipt management: Here you can see which read confirmations have been created and whether these have already been confirmed by individual employees (see Requesting a read confirmation in Q.wiki ) 
  
• Resubmission
  
• Page statistics: The page statistics show you an overview of the most popular pages that are accessed most frequently 
  
• Workflow management: Here you can see which pages are in which status (draft, released, ...), who is responsible for the pages and who has made a change suggestion. 
  
• Templates: Overview of all created templates (see Creating and customising templates)

Gear wheel in the left sidebar 

For key users, there is also a cogwheel next to the 3-dot menu to make specific settings for the module. This means that changes can be made to read and write access for specific module.