# Action Point Dashboard Documentation

## Documentation Overview

The aim of this documentation is to describe the APD module of eTools.

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This documentation consists of 3 main parts:

* **Introduction** (includes glossary, release article, contact information);
* **Product (end-user documentation).**  Here you can find the description of:
  * [Access to the APD](https://razortheory.gitbook.io/action-points-dashboard/product-end-user-documentation/how-to-get-to-the-action-point-dashboard)
  * [Action Point creation in APD](https://razortheory.gitbook.io/action-points-dashboard/product-end-user-documentation/action-points-screens-1/how-to-add-new-action-point)
  * [Addition of the AP in other modules](https://razortheory.gitbook.io/action-points-dashboard/product-end-user-documentation/connections-to-other-modules) and [tracking them in the APD](https://razortheory.gitbook.io/action-points-dashboard/product-end-user-documentation/list-of-action-points)
  * [Modification](https://razortheory.gitbook.io/action-points-dashboard/~/edit/drafts/-LNtdET0CmRwHuWS3v3E/product-end-user-documentation/action-points-screens-1/created-opened-action-point) and[ completion](https://razortheory.gitbook.io/action-points-dashboard/product-end-user-documentation/action-points-screens-1/how-to-complete-the-action-point) of the AP
  * [General AP Workflow](https://razortheory.gitbook.io/action-points-dashboard/product-end-user-documentation/action-points-workflow)
* **Technical documentation** describing the technical background and properties of the APD module.

## Design Philosophy of APD

The UX / visual design philosophy builds on [Google Material Design](https://material.io/guidelines/), with variations.

## Technical design of APD

The technical design philosophy for the APD builds on what has already been established by the eTools team at UNICEF. More information here: <https://github.com/unicef/etools>.
