Navigation:  Managing a Site > Set Up > Site Details

 

Overview

 

The "Site Details" page refers to the site's general set up (ex: name, location, languages available, etc.).

 

To access the Site Details sub-module, click and, in the resulting row below, select .

 

 

The image below illustrates the page that is accessed when clicking .

 

 

By default, the "Site Details" page opens in the "Properties" tab.

 

"Properties" tab

 

This tab displays the following information:

 

 

"Site Managers" tab

 

 

This tab displays the site manager(s) assigned to the site in a grid view with following information:

 

•The manager's login.

•The manager's name.

•The manager's email.

•The manager's contact.

 

"Device Types" tab

 

 

This tab displays the available device types for the site.

The information is displayed in a grid view:

 

•The manufacturer.

•The model of the device.

•The operating system.

 

If no devices are selected in this tab, all device types will be available in the site.

This tab is used to filter the list of devices in the site, in case a customer wants to see only a subset of the list.

 

"Custom Labels" tab

 

 

This tab displays the fields, included in the "Properties" tab of the "Device Details"/"Operator Details" pages, that can be customized.

Each field label can be customized according to the information you want to retrieve or you can maintain the default options ("Info 1", "Info 2", "Info 3", "Info 4", "Info 5").

See Editing Site Details - Custom Labels tab.

 

"Location" tab

 

 

This tab displays the site's address, latitude and longitude coordinates as well as a map marking the site's exact location.

 

"Languages" tab

 

 

This tab displays the languages available for the site's operators.

 

"Applications" tab

 

 

This tab displays the roles (to be used within the applications) that can be attributed to the site 's operators.

The default roles are Administrator, Manager, Power User and User but you can have up to 8 role types.

 

"Speech" tab

 

 

 

The "Speech" tab is only visible if the associated subscription includes speech services.

 

It informs you if the selected site is allowed local management of speech profiles (checked option) OR  if the speech profile management is performed at account level (unchecked option):

Global Speech Profile management - the speech profiles are created/edited within the Admin Dashboard and are available for all the existing sites.

Local Speech Profile management - The speech profiles are created/edited within a site and only available for that site.

 

If the "Enable Local Management" option is checked, the tab displays the speech resources, meaning, technical profiles, accent files and selected input/output languages for that site.

By clicking each side tab, you can view the corresponding information:

 

TTS Speech (text to speech)

The output language(s) you have selected to be used in speech applications.

 

 

ASR Speech (automatic speech recognition)

The input language(s) you have selected to be used in speech applications.

 

 

Accent File

The configuration file that allows for the fine tuning of speech recognition (adding speech transcriptions for the original spoken word).

 

 

Technical Profiles(s)

A configuration file that allows for the fine tuning of the MCL Voice Client behavior. It is provided by MCL.

 

 

"Network Profiles" tab

 

 

In the "Network Profile" tab, you can view the Cellular and Wifi settings used in the site.

 

 

 

"Time Period" Tab

 

 

The "Time Period" tab displays the Time Period profile that is defined for this site.

Time Period profiles are created in the "Profiles" sub-module. See Profiles.

 

 

 

Left Panel

 

The left side of the page also displays information:

 

 

 

If you want to edit the details of a site, click to set the corresponding "Site Details" page to edit mode. For more detailed information, see Editing Site Details.

 

 

Qualification

 

Within the MCL-Mobility Platform environment, the "qualification" feature is used to identify entities with a compatible purpose/development stage. Qualifications are attributed to sites, applications, configurations and profiles.

Depending on the "qualification" assigned to an entity, the platform will filter the options so it only provides access to other compatible entities.

Ex: Sites with the qualification "production" are part of the customer's day-to-day activities and cannot be used to test applications (that is to say, use applications with a "development" qualification). This way, "production" qualified sites will only have access to applications with the qualification "production" (tested/complete MCL applications) so there is no disruption of the daily working environment because of testing.

The entities that are created/added to a site inherit that site's qualification.

 

There are 4 different qualifications:

Production - for the virtual entities that represent/are used within a customer's "physical" facilities, in a working environment, meaning, these entities are used in day-to-day tasks. This is the most restrictive qualification. The interaction/association is only between entities qualified as "production".

Acceptance -  for virtual entities that mimic the customer's operations but are only used for specific testing.

Test -   for virtual entities with general testing purposes.

Development - for virtual entities to be used during application development with MCL-Designer. Entities with this qualification have the broadest access, they can view every qualified entity regardless of its qualification.

 

Qualification Management

 

•The account administrator is the ONLY platform user that can qualify entities or edit their qualification.

 

•The site manager and/or site user (with the proper access rights) can use all the available entities that are compatible with his site (ex: applications, configurations, etc.) BUT, he CANNOT edit/delete any entity that was created at account level and is accessible to all the sites in the account.

 

•Depending on the entity that the account administrator restricts to a site, the site manager/site user (with the proper access rights) may be able to edit some of that entity's details.

 

•A site's qualification is defined when it is created by the account administrator (at account level) and CANNOT be edited by its site manager/site users (with the proper access rights).

 

•Every uploaded application and/or created configuration/profile inherits its qualification from the site it is included in - the qualification is NOT editable, at site level.

 

•The qualification of sites, applications, configurations and profiles ensures that each entity can ONLY view/handle other entities that are compatible.

Check the compatibility between each site qualification and other entities/qualifications below:

 

Qualification Compatibility

 

 

•"Production" sites ONLY handle applications, configurations and profiles with a "Production" qualification.

•"Acceptance" sites have "Acceptance" and "Production" qualified applications, configurations and profiles at their disposal.

•Sites with a "Test" qualification can access applications, configurations and profiles with a "Test", "Acceptance" or "Production" qualification.

•"Development" qualified sites can handle all applications, configurations and profiles regardless of its qualification.

 

 

 

This chapter includes the operation available in the Site Details sub-module. The table below refers the user profiles that can perform the described operation: