Table of contents

    Abbreviations

    The following abbreviations are used throughout our myHelp articles:

    • MYP – suite of modules
    • ARM – Administration, Relationships + Management module
    • ARM Pro – Administration, Relationships + Management module including the advanced ability to customise most fields
    • API – application program interface; software that enables MYP to share data/information with other software applications
    • BW – Business Wisdom (Business diagnostic) module
    • eM – eMarketing module
    • fS – formSPACE module
    • GOMS – Goals + Objective Management System
    • IMS – Incident Management System
    • IPMS – Integrated Plan Management System
    • mD – myDocs module
    • ORS – Online Results Surveys module (collective term for all staff, client, customer and member surveys within MYP)
      • TRS – Talent Results Surveys (Staff survey)
      • CRS – Client + Customer Results Surveys
      • MRS – Member Results Surveys
    • PPR – Preliminary Priorities Report (WITY report used in preparing for a client meeting)
    • PR – Priorities Report (WITY report/action plan generated after the client meeting)
    • PW – PocketWatch module
    • SRS – School Results Surveys suite including:
      • SRS – Child Care (Parent)
      • SRS – Parent
      • SRS – Student
      • SRS – Staff
      • SRS – Student Exit (Parent)
      • SRS – Student Exit (Student)
      • SRS – Customised
    • WITY – ‘What’s important to you?’ (Personal diagnostic, gap analysis and referral) module
    • 94six – Human resourses module

    Terms

    The following terms and their definitions are used throughout our myHelp articles:

    • Administer – action to create, view, edit or delete an MYP function e.g. client, provider, survey etc.
    • Appointment – shift linked to client booking
    • Assets – resources able to be booked
    • Assistant – staff who access MYP as an assistant to other staff
    • Associate Subscriber – a Subscriber created by, and linked to, the Master Subscriber
    • Availabilities – options for staff member contact
    • Award Rule – agreed regulations for shift conditions
    • Client – clients of the Subscriber who use MYP under instruction from Subscriber staff
    • Contacts – individuals linked to a client (e.g. participants, representatives, next of kin etc.) or clients who are individuals (e.g. not linked to a client)
    • Contact field – data used to define contact
    • Customer – customers of a client
    • Data uploader – 3rd party who can upload financial information on behalf of clients e.g. a Bookkeeper
    • Links – types of relationships that connect clients and contacts
    • Master Subscriber – subscriber with the ability to create and link associated subscribers and to share client information and opportunities across the subscriber group
    • MYP Champion – person appointed by an MYP subscriber to ensure that MYP modules are integrated into the clients’ standard operating procedures and that all relevant staff are trained and actively using these modules. (Only the MYP Champion can re-assign the Champion role to another staff member. Refer to Administer staff in the ARM + ARM Pro Get Started myHelp.)
    • Position – position applied to staff
    • Product – item to attach a donation to for the purpose of API integration
    • Programs – relevant to community sector organisations
    • Role – positions applied to staff and referral partners
    • Room – location/room that can be booked by staff via myNet
    • Roster – overall plan for a defined period of time showing all shifts
    • Shift – continuous period of time allocated for one role
    • Staff – staff employed by the Subscriber who access MYP
    • Subscriber – client that has subscribed to MYP
    • Time period – defined over a day, a week, a month or a year, and can either be a point in time or a duration
    • Timesheet – records the hours worked in a shift
    • Venue – location for an eMarketing event
    • Venue type – created via ARM > Customisation > Venue type via the side navigation menu to provide a drop-down menu of options (sporting facility, office, function centre etc). The ‘Venue type’ drop-down menu is located on the ‘Organisation’ page.
    • WYSIWIG editor – the panel that allows the user to see what the end result will look like while the interface or document is being created

    Icon dictionary

    Module + area Icons
    ARM
    eMarketing
    formSPACE
    GENIUS
    GOMS
    myDocs
    myGift
    myNet
    PocketWatch
    Support Centre

    Button dictionary

    Access Export Projects
    Action Favourites Projects quick edit
    Action plan Filter Publish
    Add Forward Rates
    Add to home page Generate Recent search
    Advanced search Groups / Convert to multi-contact client Refresh
    Allocate / Outcome options Guest speaker Remove
    Archive / Unarchive Hide Renewal status
    ARM History Report
    Attach Home Request / Request staff
    Calculate Import Resolve
    Calendar Information / Support Resubscribe
    Calendar -events Invoices Resubscribe email
    Call Invoices quick edit Return
    Check in/out Library Run filter
    Clear filter Link / Unlink Saasu
    Client Link quick edit Save
    Copy Location Scripts
    Create Lock / Unlock Search/Find
    Create client Login Sections / Tempates
    Create products Manage Select
    Customise Measure type Select reports
    Delete Merge Send to self
    Diagnostic myNotification Settings
    Disconnect No / Yes Sort
    Documents Non-financial Store
    Documents quick edit Notes Support
    Download Notes activated Tasks
    Download Excel Opportunities Tooltip
    Download PDF Opportunities quick edit Unsubscribe
    Download Word P&L mapped Unsubscribe email
    Edit P&L not mapped Upload
    Edit subtask Pin/Pinned View
    Email Phone activated View email
    Email activated Phone app View report

    eMarketing PocketWatch shift indication off/on Warning
    Event Print Workflow
    Profit & loss
    Last updated: 10 March 2021

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