One tier framework

One tier framework

The one tier framework consists only of a list of Statements. Unlike other frameworks, these Statements are not grouped into Areas and Aspects, but are displayed all at once as a list. A one tier framework can contain up to 100 Statements.

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The Schemas framework is an example of a one tier framework.

Add a statement
  1. Click on the  icon next to Add New Statement.
  2. Type the statement into the text box that appears.
  3. Click the  icon or hit Enter on your keyboard to save.
Edit a statement 
  1. Click on the  icon next to an existing statement.
  2. Edit the current statement in the text box.
  3. Click the  icon or hit Enter on your keyboard to save.
Delete a statement
  1. Click on the  icon next to an existing statement.
  2. In the pop-up window, click Delete.
Reorder statements
You can reorder statements by dragging and dropping them into a new position on the framework.

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