Groups
Documents
Documents
Agency documents and reusable document templates.Use this for general files and template bodies your staff reuse. Approval and expiry
fields still matter for survey readiness when you track them on a document.
Links
Links
External resource links organized by category.Use this for state and federal references staff need repeatedly, such as HHSC
handbooks or payer portals.
Email & Letters
Email & Letters
Email and letter templates for client correspondence.Switch between Email and Letter views. Templates can be limited to specific
users when an access list is set.
OfficeRidge Templates
OfficeRidge Templates
Platform-managed starter templates you can copy into your agency’s template library.Copying creates a tenant-owned template you can edit without changing the platform
original.
Identifiers
Identifiers
Organization identifiers such as NPI, tax IDs, and registration numbers.Keeping identifiers here saves hunting for an NPI or tax ID during a claim correction
or a survey. Rows can be limited to specific users when an access list is set.
Access
Access
Shared vendor/site logins (for example a TMHP portal password), not OfficeRidge
module permissions.Who can open it: Organization Admins, System Administrators, and Location Admins.Managers store the site name, URL, username, and password; assign staff who hold that
password; and rotate credentials when someone leaves. Use By person to see which
logins a staff member was given.
Adding a document or template
1
Open the right group
Files and document templates under Documents; email or letter bodies under
Email & Letters; platform starters under OfficeRidge Templates.
2
Set dates when they matter
Expiry drives alerts for documents that should not lapse silently.
3
Limit access when needed
On templates and identifiers, an empty access list means anyone in the agency with
Resources can see the row. Add people only when the content should be restricted.
Troubleshooting
Related
Corporate
Business documents and organizational policies.
Account security
MFA, sessions, and Access Audit for roles — not vendor passwords.

