Program specific guidance for Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry programs
Program specific guidance provides practical information for managers and front-line staff on the data expected for their program.
The following training resources provide guidance to new users about the Data Exchange web-based portal.
The following resources provide technical guidance for the Data Exchange.
For general enquiries or assistance with developer and IT support.
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Program specific guidance provides practical information for managers and front-line staff on the data expected for their program.
Program specific guidance provides practical information for managers and front-line staff on the data expected for their program.
Program specific guidance provides practical information for managers and front-line staff on the data expected for their program.
Program specific guidance provides practical information for managers and front-line staff on the data expected for their program.
Program specific guidance provides practical information for managers and front-line staff on the data expected for their program.
Program specific guidance provides practical information for managers and front-line staff on the data expected for their program.
Program specific guidance provides practical information for managers and front-line staff on the data expected for their program.
Program specific guidance provides practical information for managers and front-line staff on the data expected for their program.
The Bulk XML upload errors and explanations document outlines the most common errors a system user can encounter when they try to upload an XML file to the Data Exchange (DEX).
The most common errors are:
The report allows organisations to view their data submissions at a more granular level. It shows data related to sessions conducted in the current and most recently closed reporting period.
The Data Exchange reports allow you to create presentations, called Stories, based on the Data Exchange (DEX) data you can access. You create Stories by incorporating elements of the Data Exchange report, such as taking a snapshot of a table or chart, and adding them in your presentation to tell a “story” about the data your organisation is working with. You can also create animations and add shapes to make your Story more engaging.
Recording outcomes using SCORE
Adding a client, case and session in the Data Exchange
As part of the Data Exchange, all organisations that use the Data Exchange will have access to their own set of reports, which reflect the information submitted by their organisation. All available reports are accessed via the Data Exchange web-based portal. The ability to access the data and run reports will reflect the level of user access within the organisation.
Qlik reports have been designed to initially display a standard set of data fields. At times, you may wish to add different data to your report. These additional filters are available from the Selections tool.
In all of the reports, there are a number of functions which can change how the reports look. This can be useful when building a story or to help make analysing data easier. These changes can be applied to any visualisation in Qlik including graphs, charts and tables.
The Data Exchange reports allow you to add Bookmarks to save your filters and selections for later use. Bookmarks can be created for reports you access on a regular basis. This task card describes the process of adding a Bookmark.
Information for organisations about consent.
This fact sheet provides information to assist organisations on how to record telephone, virtual or remote service delivery in the Data Exchange.
Find and edit a client.
Information on updating cases, finding a case, search area fields, results section, and ending a case.
What a case is, adding a case, referral and source reasons, and special data entry fields.
What a client is and how to add a client.
This task card discusses frequently asked questions when accessing the Data Exchange through RAM with your Digital Identity.