Preparing TSIs for modification
When preparing a TSI for modification. You can either:
• Modify an existing TSI
• Add a new TSI based on an existing TSI
• Copy an existing TSI and modify it
• Delete a TSI
Procedure
1. Depending on what you want to do, proceed as follows:
a. Modifying a TSI: In the elements list, select the TSI that you want to configure and click the padlock icon to its right to set it Under construction: 
. When you do so, the padlock icon changes and its color becomes red to indicate that work on this TSI is in progress: 
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. When you do so, the padlock icon changes and its color becomes red to indicate that work on this TSI is in progress: .b. Adding a TSI: Click Add (
) at the top of the elements list to add new TSIs, based on the standard TSIs.
) at the top of the elements list to add new TSIs, based on the standard TSIs.Before being able to save the new TSI, you must at least Add () one level and step (or more).
) one level and step (or more).c. Copying a TSI: Click Copy in the TSI's context menu (
).
). | TSIs that are created through the Add or Copy option, automatically get the Under construction status and can be modified directly. |
d. Deleting a TSI: Click Delete in the TSI's context menu to delete a TSI that is not used. However, if you have deleted the last instance of a TSI and you upgrade to a newer version of Planon ProCenter , the TSI you deleted will be recreated. This is because there always has to be at least one instance of each TSI.
If you have deleted all instances of a TSI, Planon ProCenter will always recreate the standard Planon-defined instance of this TSI after upgrade.
If you have deleted all instances of a TSI, Planon ProCenter will always recreate the standard Planon-defined instance of this TSI after upgrade.
| | When you are modifying a TSI and you set it to Under construction, end users can continue working with the 'current' version of the TSI. However, if end users log on again, the TSI will no longer be available. Your changes to the TSI will be available after the TSI’s status is set to Completed and end users have logged on again. |
2. You can now start configuring the TSI’s selection levels and steps.
For details, see Configuring selection levels and selection steps.