Managing Custom Entities in Easy Employer

This article explains how to add, update, deactivate, or restore custom entities in Easy Employer. Custom entities are used to attach additional context to shifts — such as a client, service, vehicle, or funding scheme. This guide uses “Clients” as the example custom entity, but the same process applies to all entity types.

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Overview

Custom entities are a highly customisable feature of Easy Employer, used to provide additional information to staff members on a rostered shift. A custom entity could be a service, client, vehicle, or funding scheme.

In this article, we use the custom entity type Clients to show how to add, update, or deactivate custom entities. These steps apply to any custom entity type.


Add

To add a new custom entity:

  1. Click Organisation.
    Organisation navigation menu
  2. Click the applicable custom entity (e.g. Clients).
    List of custom entities
  3. Click Add Client (plus sign icon).
    Add new client button
  4. Enter the client’s name and click Add.
    Client name input field

Update

To update the details of an existing custom entity:

  1. Click Organisation.
    Organisation navigation menu
  2. Click the applicable custom entity (e.g. Clients).
    List of custom entities
  3. Select the client by clicking their name.
    Client selection screen
  4. In the side menu, click the area you want to update (e.g. Details).
  5. Click Edit on the relevant row.
    Edit client details
  6. Make your changes, then click Save.
    Save updated details

Deactivate / restore

Custom entities stay active unless you manually deactivate them. If a custom entity is no longer needed — temporarily or permanently — it should be deactivated to remove it from rosters and shifts. You can reactivate it later if required.

  1. Click Organisation.
    Organisation navigation menu
  2. Click the applicable custom entity (e.g. Clients).
    List of custom entities
  3. The custom entity list will be displayed.
  4. Select to view active or inactive entities by checking Active or Inactive.
    Active and inactive filter
    • To only see inactive entities, uncheck Active and check Inactive.
  5. Click Deactivate to move an entity to the inactive list.
    Deactivate entity
  6. Confirm the action in the popup window.
    Deactivate confirmation popup
  7. A confirmation message will appear once the entity is deactivated.
    Deactivation confirmation message
  8. To restore an inactive entity, click Restore.
    Restore custom entity
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