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1 Introduction
2 Warnings

Dokit

Introduction

This tutorial guides you in how to create Work Instructions in Dokit and to avoid the pitfalls.

If the Work Instruction is already created, follow the process Dokit - Editing Work Instructions

Warnings

...Do not publish personal or secure information

...Do not publish passwords

...Do not publish anything inflammatory, offensive or illegal

Étape 1 - Navigate to the website

stuga.dokit.app

This site is a french production, so there will be an occasional French word pop up

Étape 2 - Log In to Dokit as an Editor

To create a new Dokit, you need to login as a editor

The Username is Gareth Green

Password is available from the IT department

Étape 3 - Check if the Dokit is already created

...This step sounds simple but is really important. Duplicating a process that is already written will be a waste of time and create confusion

Work instructions are all stored under their subassemblies using the notation

R00nnnnn [Title of Subassembly]

Where R00nnnnn is the subassembly number.

You can search for the number or the title using the search bar

If the Dokit already exists, jump straight to Dokit - Editing Work Instructions

Étape 4 - Create a page

Click on the create a Page button

Étape 5 - Create a Tutorial and Name it

Click on the tutorial button
Name the Work instruction, following the naming convention, paticularly the R00nnnnn code.
Double check the name and spelling - it is a bit of a pain to change the name of a Dokit after it has been created
Click Create

...The other types of Dokit (Page, Item, Manual) are used for other types of page. Work instructions are most suited to the 'Tutorial' step by step type

If you do need to change the name, finish creating the dokit then change it using this process

Dokit - Renaming a Page