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(Created page with "What is flagging CIMS allows you to flag a space, burial, marker or deed. To "flag" an object is to distinguish it from other objects of that same type - what this means exactly is up to you and your cemetery. Examples of how you might use flagging are: * Flagging a space to indicate an owner owes the cemetery money * Flagging a marker to indicate maintenance is required * Flagging a burial to indicate a problem, maybe a request for information * Flagging a deed to in...") |
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== Flagging basics == | |||
CIMS allows you to flag a space, burial, marker or deed. To "flag" an object is to distinguish it from other objects of that same type - what this means exactly is up to you and your cemetery. Examples of how you might use flagging are: | CIMS allows you to flag a space, burial, marker or deed. To "flag" an object is to distinguish it from other objects of that same type - what this means exactly is up to you and your cemetery. Examples of how you might use flagging are: | ||
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There is no one "right" or "wrong" way to use flagging, it's up to you! | There is no one "right" or "wrong" way to use flagging, it's up to you! | ||
== How to flag an object == | |||
== Flagging in Platinum == | |||
Revision as of 20:45, 22 April 2025
Flagging basics
CIMS allows you to flag a space, burial, marker or deed. To "flag" an object is to distinguish it from other objects of that same type - what this means exactly is up to you and your cemetery. Examples of how you might use flagging are:
- Flagging a space to indicate an owner owes the cemetery money
- Flagging a marker to indicate maintenance is required
- Flagging a burial to indicate a problem, maybe a request for information
- Flagging a deed to indicate missing documentation
- Etc.
There is no one "right" or "wrong" way to use flagging, it's up to you!