Create, edit and delete packages and certificates

You can create, rename and delete packages, and add, edit and certify certificates.

Create package 

To create a package:

  • open the Work item you want to add the package to
  • select + Create.
Screenshot showing how to create a package

A new screen opens which shows your new package and allows you to edit it.

Edit a new or existing package

Add a certificate to a package

To add a certificate to a package either:

  • select the + beside the certificate’s name – this adds the certificate to the Package certificates column
  • or select the certificate from the right-hand column: click anywhere on it, hold your mouse button down, and drag the certificate into the left-hand Package certificates column. 
A screenshot of adding a certificate to a package

Certificates that you can’t add again are greyed out. 

Re-order certificates within a package

To reorder certificates:

  • click anywhere on the certificate
  • hold your mouse button down and drag the certificate to the desired position in the list.

Delete a certificate from a package

  • Hover over the certificate you want to delete. 
  • An x will appear on the certificate’s right-hand side.
  • Select the x to delete the certificate.

    A screenshot of deleting a certificate

The certificate will disappear from Package certificates.

Rename a package

By default new packages are given a number as their name, e.g. Package 1. Each new package you create is assigned the next number in sequence. 

To rename a package:

  • select the package in the left-hand side of the screen
  • select Edit package at the bottom of the right-hand side of the screen
  • an Edit package pop-up box opens.  
Screenshot of edit packages button

Sign package may not appear yet. It's coming soon.

You can change the package’s name by typing over the current name (a)

Once you’ve changed its name, select Close. This saves and closes the package.

A screenshot showing how to rename a package

If a package has been signed, you won’t be able to edit it.

Delete a package 

To delete a package:

  • select the package in the left-hand side of the screen
  • select Delete package at the bottom of the screen. 
Screenshot of choose delete packages button

A Delete package pop-up box opens.

Select Delete if you’re sure you want to delete it. Otherwise select Cancel.

A screenshot showing confirm and delete package options

Edit a certificate

Edit text and date fields on a certificate

You can edit text and date fields on an uncertified certificate. 

The fields you’ll see vary according to the certificate.

Most certificates don't have a date field.

  • Select Edit beside the text field you want to edit. 
Screenshot of uncertified cert
  • A pop-up box appears. You can amend or delete the contents, and add new text.
A screenshot of editing a certificates plan number
  • Select Enter or select out-side the pop-up box to save your changes.

Changes will appear on the certificate and in the certificate preview.
 

There’s a limit of 180 characters for these fields.

Change date on a certificate

  • Select change date.
Screenshot of change date

You can either:

  • select the  date field and change the date manually
  • or select the date picker – at the bottom right. 
Screenshot of date picker

A calendar opens.

  • Select Today – or navigate to and select the date you want. 
Screenshot of calendar

If you selected Today, the certificate will display today's date (example for 27/03/2024).

Screenshot of today's date

You can't edit a certified certificate

Ticks in a green circle show a certificate has been certified.

A screenshot of a certified certificate

 

 

Certify a certificate

  • Select the package the certificate belongs to.
  • If the certificate isn’t already open, select the certificate on the right-hand side of the screen to open it. 
Screenshot of selecting a certificate
  • Select Certifiy certificate
Screenshot of certify certificate

The certificate will now show as Certified. 

How to see a certificate's certified

You can tell a certificate’s been certified by:

  1. a tick in a green circle  by the certificate’s name on the package and the right-hand column 
  2. Certified shows at the bottom of the certificate.
Screenshot of certified certificate with ticks


 

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