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Rich Text

Introduction

The Rich Text field allows users to input and format multi-line content directly within a checklist. Unlike plain text fields, Rich Text supports styling options such as bold, italic, bullet lists, and links—making it ideal for fields that require detailed descriptions, structured notes, or standardized instructions.

This field type improves clarity, reduces ambiguity, and enhances the usability of checklist-driven workflows in regulated environments like QMS, CAPA, and validation records.


2. How Rich Text Works

The Rich Text field opens when a user clicks on the “Add Rich Text” button. Once expanded, the text box provides a formatting toolbar with the following capabilities:


Rich Text fields are best used where formatting enhances comprehension or structured input is required.

  • CAPA effectiveness summaries

  • Deviation justifications

  • Test and validation protocols

  • Investigation reports

  • Break down complex responses into readable, structured points

  • Highlight key content using formatting

  • Reduce errors and miscommunication

  • Maintain consistency in how responses are written across teams


To add a Rich Text field in a checklist, follow these steps:

  1. Navigate to the Manage View section from the left panel.

  2. Click into the Checklist tab.

  3. Click “Add Field.”

  4. Choose Field Type as Rich Text

Once configured, the field will appear to users during checklist execution.

Field access for Org and External Members is governed by conditional logic, status, and user role settings defined in the field configuration.


Rich Text fields allow admins to configure a combination of prompts and layout settings. You can set a Field Label (e.g., “Effectiveness Summary”), an optional Placeholder Text that appears within the input area before entry begins. From a layout perspective, you can define the column width (full or half-width), adjust vertical spacing to improve readability, control whether the field appears collapsed or expanded by default, and restrict edit access using record status or user role logic.


You can apply conditional logic to control when the field is visible or editable. This allows for context-aware field display depending on values in other fields, record status, or user roles.

SOP follow-up notes

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  • Give the field a name (e.g., “Effectiveness Summary”).

  • (Optional) Add a placeholder to guide users on what to write.

  • Save the checklist configuration.

  • Function

    Description

    Bold

    Makes selected text bold

    Italic

    Italicizes selected text

    Underline

    Underlines selected text

    Insert Link

    Turns selected text into a clickable hyperlink

    Bulleted List

    Adds a bulleted list

    Numbered List

    Adds a numbered/ordered list

    Text Color & Highlight

    Applies font color or background highlight to selected text

    Role

    Capabilities in Rich Text Fields

    Admin

    - Configure field settings in Process Builder- Set visibility, layout, and conditions

    Org Member

    - Enter and format content in Rich Text fields if visible and editable

    External Member

    Setting

    Description

    Use case

    Show until condition met

    Field remains visible until a defined condition is true (e.g., a field reaches a specific value).

    Display “Root Cause Description” until “CAPA Closed” = Yes (Medical Device CAPA closure documentation)

    Hidden until condition met

    3. How Rich Text helps you

    Examples of use cases

    Benefits:

    4. Configuration Steps

    5. Roles and Permissions

    6. Rich Text Field Settings

    7. Rich Text Conditions

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    - Can access and edit Rich Text fields only if made visible/editable via admin-defined logic

    Field stays hidden and becomes visible only when the condition is met.

    Reveal “Corrective Action Details” only if “Action Required?” = Yes (Pharma deviation management)

    Mandatory until condition met

    Field is required until the condition is met, after which it becomes optional.

    Require “Failure Notes” until “Status” = Resolved (Quality investigation logs)

    Disable until condition met

    Field is locked (non-editable) until the condition is true.

    Restrict editing of “Effectiveness Review” until “Implementation Status” = Complete (CAPA process control)

    Condition

    Specify the field to watch (from form data or checklist data), then choose a qualifier (e.g., Value = “Yes”).

    Tie visibility of the Rich Text field to “Risk Level” or “Category” fields (Regulated process workflows)

    + Add condition (AND)

    Add multiple rules that must all be satisfied together.

    Show field only when “CAPA Required” = Yes and “Severity” = High (FDA/ISO audits or change control)

    Behavior

    Override default logic with manual behavior like “Show field”, “Hide field”, or “Disable/Lock field”.

    Force a field to stay hidden regardless of condition logic when needed for exception handling

    Mandatory if not hidden

    Makes the field required only when it is visible (enabled as a checkbox).

    Ensure “Justification Notes” are filled if shown, but ignore if the field is hidden due to upstream conditions