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Step-by-step guide

To categorise are our request for outreach:

1. Sign-in to https://360users.apetsoftware.com.au/ as the Request Manager
2. From the main menu, click Requests
3. If using the new look: 
   1. Click Drafts
   2. Click Configure against the desired request
   3. Click either:
      1. Request Info (Old Look)
      2. Request Dashboard (New Look)
4. If using the old look:
   1. Select the request from the list

5. Click on the Categorisation

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   The Request Categorisation page will display with advice:

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   title How Categories and Subscription Filters Work (advice when categorising)
   Subscription notifications are sent for public requests with a Product/Service or a Trade/Skill. Filter results will match if a Product/Service or a Trade/Skill matches and each of the other categories match matches the subscriber's filter.

   This advice mirrors similar advice given to providers when they create their subscription filters:

   Info
   title How Categories and Subscription Filters Work (advice when subscribing)
   Filter results will match if a Product/Service or a Trade/Skill matches and one of each of the other categories matches the filter. Note: to keep notifications as targeted as possible, 360 will not send a message if there is no Product/Service and no Trade/Skill.

   
   

6. Click on the Request Type and Price Brackets tile (optional) and:

   1. Understand that most subscribers select (any and all) for these options
   2. Choose a Request Type (some subscribers are only interested is in specific request types)
   3. Choose indicative prices (some subscribers are only interested is in work that suits the scale of their business)
   4. Click Back
7. Click on the Products and Services tile (recommended) and:
   1. Understand that this list has been designed to contain broad categories with groups with a specific focus on the types of work that local government councils need contractors to perform
   2. Choose products and services that the request is seeking to procure (or contact support@simplylogical.net if a new product/service is required)
   3. Click Back
8. Click on the Regions and Locations tile (recommended) and:
   1. Understand that most providers have selected all the areas that they are willing to operate in
   2. Choose regionRegion/location that the work is required in (or contact support@simplylogical.net if a new region/location is required)
   3. Click Back
9. Click on the Trades and Skills tile (recommended) and:
   1. Understand that this is a list published by the Department of Home Affairs and is intended to be used to reach small businesses, labour-hire firms, and sole traders
   2. Choose the categories as appropriate
   3. Click Back
10. Select All Done (required)
11. Select ☆ Advertised ☆ (recommended)

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