> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://razortheory.gitbook.io/third-party-monitoring-module-documentation/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://razortheory.gitbook.io/third-party-monitoring-module-documentation/master.md).

# Third Party Monitoring Module Documentation

## Documentation Overview <a href="#documentation-overview" id="documentation-overview"></a>

The aim of this documentation is to describe the Third Party Monitoring (TPM) module of eTools.

This documentation has a navigation sidebar on the left of the screen, which can be used to find and open a particular article. Each article also has navigation links at the bottom to move to the next article.

Also we used links that will provide moving you to the particular article associated with the specific topic.

There are 3 main parts in TPM documentation:

* **Introduction** (includes glossary, release article, contact information);
* **Product (end-user documentation)** Here you can find the description of:
  * [General Overview](/third-party-monitoring-module-documentation/product-end-user-documentation/overview.md) and [user rights](/third-party-monitoring-module-documentation/product-end-user-documentation/overview/user-rights-and-permissions.md)
  * [Access to TPM](/third-party-monitoring-module-documentation/product-end-user-documentation/how-to-get-to-the-tpm.md)
  * [Third Party Monitors section](/third-party-monitoring-module-documentation/product-end-user-documentation/third-party-monitors-section.md) with information of[ adding new Vendor](broken://pages/-LLZvfgtvdnaSLt93uTi)
  * [List of Visits section](/third-party-monitoring-module-documentation/product-end-user-documentation/list-of-visits-section.md) with information about [adding new visit](broken://pages/-LLcbvBfst7YabWM9BgA), [possible statuses and actions](/third-party-monitoring-module-documentation/product-end-user-documentation/list-of-visits-section/statuses-and-actions.md) for visit&#x20;
  * [TPM workflow](/third-party-monitoring-module-documentation/product-end-user-documentation/tpm-workflow.md)&#x20;
* **Technical documentation** describing the technical background and properties of the TPM module.

## Design Philosophy of TPM <a href="#design-philosophy-of-fam" id="design-philosophy-of-fam"></a>

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

## Technical design of TPM <a href="#technical-design-of-fam" id="technical-design-of-fam"></a>

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


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