Web Portal # Requirement 2.9.1 The Web Portal must provide the following services to clients: search for content, request and track progress of a service, manage personal details, manage office details, make claims, and access reports. The Web Portal must provide contextualised content based on the 2.9.2 being accessed by the user. 2.9.3 The Web Portal must be able to allow users to upload data, documents and images. 2.9.4 The Web Portal must be able to push notifications to electronic and mobile devices. Additional Information Content Management # Requirement Demonstrates The Content Management capability must be able to allow users to 2.10.1 search, browse and access online work expense policy information resources for Senators, Members, former Parliamentarians, MOP(S) personnel and the public. 2.10.2 The Content Management capability must allow the user to select how the content is sorted when browsing for content. 2.10.3 The Content Management capability must be able to customise the appearance of content for a given client profile or electorate. For example, it would be able to highlight policy and guidance based on the type of user browsing the content (Parliamentarian, Former Parliamentarian, MOP(S) Staff. 2.10.4 The Content Management capability must allow searching, tagging and filtering of content. 2.10.5 The Content Management capability must allow sorting options that include the metadata items, and must include by title, created date, and modified date. The Content Management capability must allow system users to see 2.10.6 what is currently published and what is waiting to be published. 2.10.7 The Content Management capability must hold the master copy of a given content item and provide users the ability to view the history of any content object or file. The Content Management capability must be able to integrate with 2.10.8 third party content editing tools. 2.10.9 The Content Management capability must be able to limit access to content based on user permissions. 2.10.10 The Content Management capability must keep an audit log of all changes to content (including additions, modifications, and deletions) so that administrators can determine what caused any specific change on the website to occur and assist in troubleshooting efforts.
Web Portal # Requirement 2.9.1 The Web Portal must provide the following services to clients: search for content, request and track progress of a service, manage personal details, manage office details, make claims, and access reports. 2.9.2 The Web Portal must provide contextualised content based on the being accessed by the user. 2.9.3 The Web Portal must be able to allow users to upload data, documents and images. 2.9.4 The Web Portal must be able to push notifications to electronic and mobile devices. Additional Information Content Management # Requirement Demonstrates 2.10.1 The Content Management capability must be able to allow users to search, browse and access online work expense policy information resources for Senators, Members, former Parliamentarians, MOP(S) personnel and the public. 2.10.2 The Content Management capability must allow the user to select how the content is sorted when browsing for content. 2.10.3 The Content Management capability must be able to customise the appearance of content for a given client profile or electorate. For example, it would be able to highlight policy and guidance based on the type of user browsing the content (Parliamentarian, Former Parliamentarian, MOP(S) Staff. 2.10.4 The Content Management capability must allow searching, tagging and filtering of content. 2.10.5 The Content Management capability must allow sorting options that include the metadata items, and must include by title, created date, and modified date. 2.10.6 The Content Management capability must allow system users to see what is currently published and what is waiting to be published. 2.10.7 The Content Management capability must hold the master copy of a given content item and provide users the ability to view the history of any content object or file. 2.10.8 The Content Management capability must be able to integrate with third party content editing tools. 2.10.9 The Content Management capability must be able to limit access to content based on user permissions. 2.10.10 The Content Management capability must keep an audit log of all changes to content (including additions, modifications, and deletions) so that administrators can determine what caused any specific change on the website to occur and assist in troubleshooting efforts.
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