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== Create archival description from accession record ==
 
== Create archival description from accession record ==
  
[[File:ViewAccession.png|500px|right|thumb| View accession record]]
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*After you have created an [[Glossary#Accession record|accession record]] you have the option of creating an archival description by clicking on the button "Create Archival description" in the button block.
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[[File:ViewAccession2.png|500px|right|thumb| View accession record]]
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*After you create an [[Glossary#Accession record|accession record]] you can create an archival description by clicking on the button "Create Archival description" in the button block.
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**The accession record is not aimed at end-user description, but ICA-AtoM provides the option to create an archival description from an accession record. The following archival description fields inherit the data entered into the accession record: title, name of creator, archival/custodial history, scope & content and physical condition. Name access points and Rights added to the accession record are inherited into the archival description.
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[[File:ViewDescription2.png|500px|right|thumb| View archival description created from an accession record]]
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*ICA-AtoM takes you to the View archival description screen.
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*You can see that the data you entered into the accession record fields: title, name of creator, archival/custodial history, scope & content and physical condition are all inherited into the archival description. If you add rights to the accession they are also inherited.
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*ICA-AtoM saves the [[Glossary#Archival description|archival description]] as a draft and takes the name from the title data.
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*If you want to edit the [[Glossary#Archival description|archival description]] see, [[Edit an existing archival description|edit an existing archival description page]]
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Create archival description from accession record

View accession record
  • After you create an accession record you can create an archival description by clicking on the button "Create Archival description" in the button block.
    • The accession record is not aimed at end-user description, but ICA-AtoM provides the option to create an archival description from an accession record. The following archival description fields inherit the data entered into the accession record: title, name of creator, archival/custodial history, scope & content and physical condition. Name access points and Rights added to the accession record are inherited into the archival description.
View archival description created from an accession record
  • ICA-AtoM takes you to the View archival description screen.
  • You can see that the data you entered into the accession record fields: title, name of creator, archival/custodial history, scope & content and physical condition are all inherited into the archival description. If you add rights to the accession they are also inherited.
  • ICA-AtoM saves the archival description as a draft and takes the name from the title data.
  • If you want to edit the archival description see, edit an existing archival description page