Changing the Major Heading Labels - throughout Odyssey
Odyssey has a helpful feature whereby simple settings can change the Terminology used throughout the solution, so that it matches the common 'terms' used by any company, enabling it to 'fit' numerous companies and their own terminology. This reduces the amount of time needed by staff to learn and adopt Odyssey.
These customisable labels are available for the following areas of Odyssey
Levels
Provider Types
Movement Types
Levels
These level headings are all customisable, using the Main Menu | Admin | Terminology settings
Level 1 - Locationbased (eg: Trail / Area / Category / Depot / Department) - used for reporting & filtering
Level 2 - Masters - (eg: Masters / Packages / Trip / Itineraries) - used for replication to streamline future 'Level 3' instances
Level 3 - Datedinstance - (eg: Departure / Group Booking / Trip) - An identifier / reference is created.
Level 4 - Details relating to the individual who is part of the 'Level 3' instance. (eg: Booking / Passenger) Individual compiled costs
Level 5 - Personal record retained and used on future Level 3 instances. (eg: Customer / Client)
The values in these 5 levels are used to populate :
Menus
Headings
Field prompts - when a field is empty
Hover Tooltips - help-text
Field Labels
Button Labels
Editing the Data Structure Terminology
From the Main Menu | Admin | Settings | scroll using the left or rightarrows until you see the Data and Reporting Structure / Terminology settings
Click the pencil button to edit the settings
Main Menu | Admin | Settings - to change your company's terminology
The following screen appears
Change the terminology here - provide a singular and a plural term
Each of these labels has 2 fields - One for the singular value, another to hold the value when plural text should be used.
Examples:
Trail or Trails
Product or Products
Departure or Departures
Booking or Bookings
Client or Clients
Provider type
To learn how to change provider type terminology, click Here
Movement type
To learn how to change movement type terminology, click Here