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How to use the Templates tab in your admin dashboard

Keep your organization's shared events organized and easy to find. The Templates tab in your admin dashboard lets you moderate, categorize, and highlight the templates shared by users across your license

How to use the Templates tab in your admin dashboard

As an administrator, you can access your organization's templates directly from your Wooclap account. The Templates tab shows every event shared as a template, so you can see who created it, when it was last edited, how often it's been used, and remove any that are no longer relevant.

🔒 All plan administrators have access to this tab. If you don't see the Organisation tab in your account, contact your dedicated CSM to request access.

Access the Templates tab

  1. First, log in to your Wooclap account.

  2. Then, click on the Organisation tab in the top left of your screen, and select Templates.

What is a template?

As a reminder, a template is an event shared by a user with all the members of their institution, to be used as a starting point for new Wooclap events. Templates can be, for example:

  • Benchmark events for a training, shared by the pedagogical team that designed it

  • Events shared by users so colleagues can draw on their practices

  • Or simply events your team uses often

View and manage shared templates

From this section of the dashboard, you can:

  • View the list of templates shared in your organization

  • See the name of the owner and the date and time of the last edit

  • See how many times a template has been imported

  • Remove a template from the list

Note: removing a Wooclap event from the list of templates only removes its template status. It doesn't delete the event itself. It stays available on the account of the person who created it.

Preview and feature a template

Two columns let you preview 👁️ a template or feature ⭐ it. Featuring one or more templates highlights them at the top of your organization's template page.

Create categories to filter templates

You can create several template categories. Admins create the categories, and when users publish a template, they can assign it to one or more categories to help colleagues find it in the Template Gallery.

💡 Tip: Keep to 10 to 15 categories at most, so the categorization stays clear and easy to use.

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