In termbase.io, you can manage all your termbases in a simple and quick way.
1. Getting started: Accessing Termbases.
Navigate to "Resources" by clicking on it in the top bar.
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Select "Termbases" from the options available. You will see a list of your existing termbases.
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Click on the name of your termbase.
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Features
Terms: in this first option, you can filter your terminology according to their language.
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Easily find specific terms or entries using the search bar.
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Use the option "Add Filter", to help you navigate through large termbases efficiently.
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Then, select your "Usage status" and choose one of the four options available.
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Click on "Apply filter" to save the process. You can also remove the filters by clicking on "Resest".
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Table: you can see all your terminology in the termbase by selecting "Table".
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Termbase Languages: Under the Languages section in the top bar, you can easily add new languages to your termbase, enabling you to expand your terminology resources as needed.
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Fields: Customize your termbase by creating fields that suit your requirements, allowing you to add all necessary information at all three levels: termbase entry, language section, and term level.
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Tags: Enhance organization within your termbase by creating tags to classify terms. This feature enables you to group related terms together, making it easier to manage and locate them later.
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Imports: All the terminology imported to the termbase from any document will appear in this tab.
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Assign access rights: Manage who can view or edit each termbase to maintain control over changes and uphold quality standards. Here’s how to set up access rights:
Navigate to your termbases list.
Click on "Edit Termbase" located on the right side of the termbase name under the Action column.
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Select your team with the desired permission settings. As described in the article Managing teams, you can manage user permissions and roles, allowing you to assign different levels of access to your team members for each task.