Manage clauses
In this article
1 Add a clause
- Every clause must be added in the correct place in the document hierarchy. The document hierarchy can be seen in the Outline tab on the left-hand panel
Buttons to create relevant clauses and sub clauses are available under every applicable clause.
- Buttons to create + CLAUSE AT SAME LEVEL, and + SUB-CLAUSE are available under any applicable clause.
- Terms and Definition clause
- Buttons to create + SUB-CLAUSE and + TERM ENTRY are available under the Terms and Definition clause.
- Buttons to create + CLAUSE AT SAME LEVEL and + TERM ENTRY are available in the sub-clauses under Terms and Definition clause.
- Button to create + TERM ENTRY AT SAME LEVEL is available under a terminological entry.
- Annex
- Buttons to create + ANNEX AT SAME LEVEL and + SUB-CLAUSE are available in the Annex section.
- Buttons to create + CLAUSE AT SAME LEVEL, and + SUB-CLAUSE are available under the Annex sub-clauses
- It is also possible to create clauses and sub clauses from the contextual menu of a clause in the Outline tab
Please note
2 Remove a clause
- To delete a clause, click the contextual menu of the clause or the contextual menu of the clause in the Outline tab and select Remove.
- Mandatory clauses such as Foreword and Normative References cannot be removed
Warning
When trying to delete a clause or a sub clause containing an unresolved comment, a warning message will appear as follows:
To proceed with the deletion you have two options:
- Resolve comment
- Reposition comment in another clause
3 Re-order clauses
- You can re-order clauses by dragging and dropping them in the Outline tab or by using the Move up, Move down, Move, left, Move right options from the Contextual menu of a clause.
- An appropriate message is displayed when drag and drop action or for a clause via the Outline tab is not allowed
4 Delete sections containing unsupported elements
Sections containing unsupported elements can now be removed by right clicking on the section and clicking on delete