Introduction and conclusions
The Introduction and Conclusions sections let you add text written specifically for the assessment. Both use the same editor and template system. Conclusions also provides access to Ergo-Wizard.
To edit these texts, open the Report Generator, enable the corresponding section, and select its options button.
| No. | Control | Function |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Text area | Displays the current content and opens the editor when selected. |
| 2 | Expand editor | Opens the same content in the Text Editor. |
| 3 | AI | Opens Ergo-Wizard to generate proposed conclusions from the results. |
| 4 | Template manager | Lets you select, preview, and apply a template to the current text. |
| 5 | Save as template | Saves the current content for reuse in other assessments. |
The Introduction panel contains controls 1, 2, 4, and 5. The AI button, identified by number 3, appears only under Conclusions.
Open the editor
Area 1 is read-only in the options panel. To modify it, select the text itself or Expand editor, identified by number 2. Both controls open the same Text Editor and retain the existing content.
The editor title indicates whether you are editing the Assessment introduction or Assessment conclusions.
| No. | Control | Function |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Editing area | Lets you write and edit the text. |
| 2 | Increase font | Increases the size of the text displayed while editing. |
| 3 | Decrease font | Decreases the size of the text displayed while editing. |
| 4 | Maximize | Enlarges the editor to make long text easier to work with. |
| 5 | Cancel | Closes the editor without applying the changes. |
| 6 | Save | Applies the new content to the corresponding section and closes the editor. |
Edit the content
Area 1 accepts up to 15,000 characters. You can type, paste, and edit text normally. Tabs are converted to spaces to keep the content compatible with the output formats.
Increase font and Decrease font, identified by numbers 2 and 3, adjust the text size from 11 to 24 pixels. This change only affects the editor display; report formatting depends on the document theme and styles.
Maximize, identified by number 4, expands the dialog to occupy more of the window. This is useful for reviewing long text, but it does not change the final format either.
Save or cancel
Save, identified by number 6, appears only after the content changes. Selecting it updates the text in the options panel and marks the report preview as requiring an update.
Cancel, identified by number 5, discards changes made during that editing session. If the content has changed, Ergoniza Intelligent asks for confirmation before closing the editor.
Closing the editor after saving does not automatically generate a new preview. Select Update preview to add the revised text to the document.
Write the introduction
The introduction should establish the context of the assessment and provide the information needed to understand the document. It should clearly identify:
- the activity or task assessed;
- the purpose and scope of the analysis;
- relevant conditions;
- the operating mode and methods used.
Its content should match the report type: single posture, current posture within a sequence, entire sequence, or lifting.
Write the conclusions
The conclusions should summarize the results and record the evaluator’s final assessment. They should relate the findings to the conditions analyzed and distinguish acceptable results, warnings, and risks where appropriate.
They can also include recommendations or preventive measures, but they should be reviewed in light of the entered data, the analysis limitations, and the activity’s actual conditions.
Generate text with Ergo-Wizard
The AI button, identified by number 3, opens Ergo-Wizard. After the results are analyzed, its response can be transferred to Conclusions.
If the field already contains text, you can append the new text, replace the previous content, or cancel. Transferred text can later be opened in the editor and should be reviewed before generating the report.
In Multiple postures mode, the application records whether the conclusions were generated for the current posture or the entire sequence. If that scope does not match the selected report, a warning appears before the preview is prepared.
Use templates
Controls 4 and 5 let you apply and create templates. Templates can be used for both Introduction and Conclusions, and their content can always be modified later in the editor.
Detailed instructions for using, creating, and deleting templates are provided under Text templates.