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The Localization feature allows Administrators to configure resources within the application to display text that is specific to their area and preferred nomenclature.

Access localization via Administration > System Administration > Localization. The Localization configuration screen appears as shown below. The relevant actions are configuring (A) Labels and (B) Messages.

Localization settings with options for Labels and Messages highlighted for user selection.

Labels

Use Labels configuration to customize system labels. Follow the steps below to con figure label settings:

  1. Navigate to Administration > System Administration > Localization, then click Labels.

  2. The Labels and tooltips configuration appears as shown below. It includes columns listing all system (A) Labels, any associated (B) Tooltip (the message displayed when hovering over items in the system, and the associated (C) Page Name. Navigate through the list using the (D) page selection, or using the (E) Search and Filter options.
    Localization interface showing labels, tooltips, and page names for software settings.

  3. To edit a label, select it from the list then click Edit.
    User interface showing pagination controls and mandatory fields note for data entry.

  4. The Edit Label window appears as shown below. Here, edit the Label as needed and add a Tooltip if desired.
    Edit label interface showing fields for label and tooltip with save and close buttons.

  5. Click Save to change the edits. The changes appears in the Labels and tooltips list.

Messages

System messages, occurring during set circumstances within the application, are configurable by Admin users. Follow the steps below to configure system messages:

  1. Navigate to Administration > System Administration > Localization, then click Messages.

  2. The Messages configuration screen appears as shown below. It includes a list of all system (A) Messages, the (B) Page Name where the message appears, as well as options for (C) page navigation, and message (D) Filter options.

    Messages related to administrative actions and configurations displayed in a software interface.

  3. To edit a message, select the message from the list then click Edit.
    Prompt asking if changes should be saved in a document editing interface.

  4. The Edit Message window appears as shown below. Edit the message as needed, then click Save.
    Prompt asking if the user wants to save changes in a message editor.

  5. The Messages window updates to show the changed message.