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Build a custom register

Configure and save a tailored workspace-item register, then generate its first signed document version.

Audience

This guide is designed for project manager.

Steps

Step 1: Open the register builder

Open the register builder dialog from the relevant workspace or register area to start assembling a new custom register.

Open the register builder

Step 2: Choose the register source

Use the Source drop-down to select the workspace item type you want the register to be based on; the builder loads the matching field catalogue.

Choose the register source

Step 3: Apply filters to narrow the scope

Add and adjust filters in the filter bar to refine which items appear in the register, using date presets and other axes as needed.

Apply filters to narrow the scope

Step 4: Review the filter summary

Check the filter summary and active filter count to confirm the scope is correct, then clear filters if you need to start again.

Review the filter summary

Step 5: Select and order columns

In the column picker, choose which fields to show as register columns and drag to reorder them until the layout suits your reporting needs.

Select and order columns

Step 6: Configure grouping and layout

If available, set any group-by options and layout preferences so the register is organised in a way that is easy to review.

Configure grouping and layout

Step 7: Preview the register structure

Use the live structural preview to confirm that the chosen source, filters, columns and grouping produce the register you expect.

Preview the register structure

Step 8: Save the register definition

Select Save register, enter a clear name, and confirm to persist the register definition for future use and versioning.

Save the register definition

Step 9: Generate the first versioned document

Select Generate v1 to create the first signed, versioned register document, which opens in the shared register preview dialog.

Generate the first versioned document

Step 10: Reuse the saved definition

Return to the saved register definition later to regenerate updated, versioned documents in line with your latest data.

Reuse the saved definition


Last updated: 2026-07-30